Podcasts about Milwaukee Wave

Kelvin's back! After dominating the King's World Cup, Kelvin Oliveira returned to the lineup and led Utica to a split series against the Milwaukee Wave. Join us as we recap both games, discuss the midseason grades that Utica received from MASL Monday's, and talk Texas ahead of this weekend's matchups with the Sidekicks and Outlaws.

In this episode we are joined by Ian Bennett, professional indoor soccer player for the Milwaukee Wave and soccer coach in the Milwaukee area. Ian has had a successful soccer career, playing at Marian College before pursuing a professional career. Ian has played at a high level professionally starting in 2007 and highlighted by a 2021 major arena soccer league MVP award. Here Ian and I discuss: His soccer journey from Canada to star player for the Milwaukee Wave How he transitioned from outdoor soccer to indoor soccer Skills that transfer from indoor soccer to outdoor soccer The challenges of transitioning from playing soccer to coaching soccer How youth soccer has changed from when he was growing up His development approach for youth players The current recruiting landscape for youth soccer and how it is impacted by NIL The keys to his longevity as a soccer player Mistakes he sees young players make in development and taking care of their body This is a great episode with unique insights into both the playing side and coaching side of soccer. Ian is currently expanding his private coaching business into a new space in Hartland, Wisconsin. You can learn more about Ian and what he has going on online on instagram @ianbennet26 or at his website https://www.ib26bennett.com/ Are you a soccer player dealing with pain or injuries? We’d love to help. Our team of performance physical therapists specialize in helping athletes return-to-sport and maximize their performance. Schedule a free discovery call today with one of our Doctors of Physical Therapy to get clarity on how we can help you reach your goals! ACL Post-Op Course (Free)

Mox, Avengers, Chewie, Milwaukee Wave, Fireflies, Billy Joel and low WWE ratings. All that and Sal is sleepy as him and Blake return to the mics after a much needed break. Enjoy the show!

After last week's tech issues, Blake and Mark sit down and break down Royal Rumble weekend including Ronda Rousey, preview the Super Bowl, Blake reviews The Greatest Showman, Mark talks about being honored by the Milwaukee Wave and much more.

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from the Kansas City Soccer Journal recorded the third episode of The Blue Turf for the 2023-24 season. The Comets have a win over the rival Milwaukee Wave and looked good doing it. We discuss the game, who stood out, where the team still needed to improve, and what we can look for going forward. Next up is the St Louis Ambush. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The arts. Sports. Oftentimes, they are thought of as in opposition to each other, but the pursuit of arts and sports have a lot of overlap. One remarkable local "artist" in the field of soccer and coaching was the late Jimmy Banks. Banks was a trailblazing Milwaukeean who was discovered in his young teens, playing pick-up soccer outside the Westlawn housing project where he grew up. He went on to play professionally for the Milwaukee Wave, and then for the U.S. Men's Soccer team—where he was a starting player in the 1990 World Cup. His ascendant career was followed by a whole other career—as a leader, coach, and mentor in the Milwaukee community to young players of diverse backgrounds, including the MSOE Men's soccer team and leading the Simba Soccer Club. Banks passed away in 2019, but his impactful legacy lives on. To commemorate his work, values, and spirit, Milwaukee Public School's Custer Stadium, where he played as a school kid, has been renamed the Jimmy Banks Memorial Stadium. Now, a mural celebrating Jimmy Banks will be added to the facility. Community artist, Tia Richardson, who will be leading the artistic arm of the project, and Banks' son Jordan Banks—who is himself a soccer player, coach, and educator—joined Elisabeth for a conversation about the mural project, which is seeking support. In the conversation, they speak about the importance of representation for young Black kids growing up in Milwaukee, youth development, and the value of creativity, public art, and the many rich connections that exist between art making and sports—which both foster self-exploration, collaboration, relationship-building, and skill development. Richardson and Banks hope that the spirit of the mural will inspire youth who play on the Jimmy Banks Memorial Stadium field for generations will see the mural, think of Banks and what he accomplished, and expand their own concepts of themselves and the positive impact they can have within their communities. You can support the work and learn more at Friends of Jimmy Banks Memorial Stadium's website. Check out Tia Richardson's artwork and follow her on Instagram at Cosmic Butterfly Design. Jimmy BanksAbout Jimmy Banks Memorial Stadium Pelé Al Jarreau Jordan Banks' Peak of Artful Soccer—World Cup Final 2022 Lil Kickers Milwaukee Milwaukee Simbas Sports Club

Capt. Jason Park a 128th Air Refueling Wing pilot talks about serving in the Air Force while playing soccer with the Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer team. Soundbite includes Capt. Jason Park - Pilot, 128th Air Refueling Wing, Milwaukee, WI. Also available in High Definition.

Matt & Brandon are joined by Matt Huber aka the FC Fanatic for a special playoff edition recapping Utica's thrilling double comeback performance to defeat the Kansas City Comets in overtime and how the team should fair in the Eastern Division Semi-Finals against the Milwaukee Wave. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepers-corner-pod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/keepers-corner-pod/support

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from The Blue Testament have another episode of The Blue Turf. We recap the Baltimore Blast and Milwaukee Wave games and preview the upcoming games with Florida and Baltimore. We also break the news that the Comets are adding a defender before this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from The Blue Testament have another episode of The Blue Turf. The Comets earned a strong victory at home over the Milwaukee Wave. We discuss who were the best performers in the match. We also take a look at the upcoming game in Baltimore. Does a tiny field matter? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from The Blue Testament have another episode of The Blue Turf. It was another busy two-game weekend for the Kansas City Comets. In our last episode, Erik made the case that the Comets needed a full six points from these two games. (It did not happen). After taking a 4-1 lead in St. Louis, the Ambush came back and tied it up with less than a second left. The Comets lost in overtime but at least earned another point on the road. Some fans expressed a certain level of discontent that Coach Gibson did not take a full-strength squad across the state. We discuss that travel roster, which players played well there, and more. After the St. Louis match, the Comets drove home to meet the Milwaukee Wave. The visitors arrived early in the morning and did not bring their full-strength lineup after playing the night before as well. The score was level at the half but the Comets poured it on in the second half scoring in the double digits. There was a scary minute when James Togbah had to be stretchered off and taken to the hospital. We give the latest that we know about Togbah. The Comets wanted to win one for Togbah. Four goals by the coach, goals from a few players that needed to get back on track led to the win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from The Blue Testament have another episode of The Blue Turf. This week we discuss the loss in San Diego and look ahead to another double-game weekend, games the Comets really need to get points. Before we jump into the games, we talk about The Comets needing points, we chat about the news this week that the MASL will have ten Friday night games on SiriusXM. Erik and his broadcast partner Nick Vasos will be the first hosts when they call the Comets at St. Louis game this Friday. Saturday's home game will be delayed for another game in town to finish but it will also be Retro night at the Comets. Lots of former players in town.  SiriusXM games: January 20 – Kansas City Comets v St. Louis Ambush (7:35 pm CT) Friday, January 27 – Baltimore Blast v Harrisburg Heat (6:35 pm CT) Friday, February 3 – Mesquite Outlaws v San Diego Sockers (9:35 pm CT) Friday, February 10 – Milwaukee Wave v St. Louis Ambush (7:35 pm CT) Friday, February 17 - St. Louis Ambush v Milwaukee Wave (6:35 pm CT) Friday, February 24 - Utica City FC v Harrisburg Heat (6:35 pm CT) Friday, March 3 - Kansas City Comets v Baltimore Blast (6:35 pm CT) Friday, March 10 – Utica City FC v Harrisburg Heat (6:35 pm CT) Friday, March 17 - Harrisburg Heat v St. Louis Ambush (7:35 pm CT) Friday, March 24 – Empire Strykers v San Diego Sockers (9:35 pm CT) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Bergrud from the Kansas City Comets broadcast team and Thad Bell from The Blue Testament are back with episode four of The Blue Turf. The KC Comets are in between a pair of two-game weekends. After splitting the last weekend with a loss at the Mesquite Outlaws and an overtime win at home versus the Milwaukee Wave, the Comets travel to Milwaukee on Friday and come home to face St. Louis on the blue turf. We chat about last weekend, the two rookies that earned their first minutes, and a little bit about the post-game fracas with Milwaukee. An update (of sorts) on the visa and injury issues and a look at the Wave and Ambush games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we got Jaerich7 back on the podcast, and he is NA (North America) competitive FIFA player and is affiliated with the Milwaukee Wave. He shares his recent experience playing in the FIFA 22 Qualifiers and talks about his goals going into FIFA 23. Check out Jaerich7's platforms here: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jaerich7 Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaerich7_ IG: https://www.instagram.com/jaerich7_/ IG of Milwaukee Wave: https://www.instagram.com/milwaukeewave/ Support the stream: https://streamlabs.com/fifakoballa44 Twitch: twitch.tv/koballa Twitter: twitter.com/koballa44 Youtube: youtube.com/c/fifakoballa44 IG: @koballa44 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/koballa44/support

Today on the Championship Mindset Podcast we speak with Professional Soccer Player, Chad Vandegriffe. Chad currently plays for the Florida Tropics of the Major Arena Soccer League where he was recently named Elite Six and MASL Defender of the Year. Prior to playing with the Tropics, Vandegriffe spent time with the Milwaukee Wave and St. Louis Ambush. We hope you enjoy our conversation with Chad Vandegriffe.

Matt, Brandon, & Michelle look back at the loss to Baltimore and ahead to the matchups with the Milwaukee Wave & Ontario Fury. Christian Filimon aka Filly, play-by-play broadcaster for the Fury and host of the Stryking Fury podcast, joins the pod to go more in depth on what makes the Fury title contenders and how Sunday's matchup could shake down. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keepers-corner-pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keepers-corner-pod/support

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Major Arena Soccer League Commissioner Keith Tozer returns to the studio to talk about being his new job and a new season of Milwaukee Wave arena soccer. Get Tickets at https://www.milwaukeewave.com/

Nascido em Niterói, Daniel jogou na quadras e nos campos durante sua base. Tendo passado pelo Tio Sam no futsal, acabou jogando nos gramados com o Fluminense e depois com o Goiás, quando participou de um amistoso despretensioso durante um longo feriado fora do Centro Oeste. Esse jogo acabou abrindo portas para se tornar um estudante-atleta na Penn State, ainda no começo dos anos 2000. Com perspectivas totalmente distintas que surgiam e de bolsa integral, Daniel decidia mudar totalmente o rumo e nem chegava a voltar a Goiás. Surgia então a trajetória do atleta e estudante de Business. Ao terminar os estudos, estava certo de que a carreira seria longe da bola, mas pouco tempo depois se viu treinando times de jovens em campos pelo país. Em uma terra com futebol crescendo muito e com empreendedorismo enraizado na cultura local, Daniel viu a chance de jogar Indoor Soccer, além de treinar e ter o próprio projeto de futsal para os jovens no meio oeste americano. As circunstâncias da vida o fizeram descobrir também uma chance de jogar pela Seleção de Futsal pouco antes da Copa de 2016. Sem ter a vaga obtida para o mundial daquele ano, a vida parecia seguir no projeto da Academy de Futsal e na MASL (Major Arena Soccer League). Na pandemia, no entanto, mesmo longe das quadras, Daniel foi lembrado pelo trabalho feito com a seleção e acabou reintegrando o projeto para ir à Copa na Lituânia. E o projeto foi bem sucedido, fazendo com que a vaga obtida se transformasse em algo maior pela US Soccer para o próximo ciclo. Morando agora na Grande Milwaukee, Daniel Martini Mattos conta um pouco de sua trajetória pioneira no futebol universitário e todos os seus projetos no país que vai ter a Copa do Mundo FIFA 2026, incluindo a volta à MASL com o Milwaukee Wave. #danielmattos #milwaukeewave #futsal

04/19/21 Sparky's Midday Madness - Sparky kicks off this week of madness with some Bucks chatter, as he'll play back some of Bucks GM Jon Horst's press conference earlier today. Plus, he'll talk about the controversy happening over in Europe regarding soccer with former Milwaukee Wave coach Keith Tozer.

Today we spoke with Hans Denissen! Hans plays indoor soccer for Major Arena Soccer League side Milwaukee Wave. We discussed the process Hans went through when becoming a professional soccer player. The influence different soccer cultures and coaches had on his game. He also outlined some of the challenges it takes to become a professional soccer player! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's CoronaCast features Dan and Keith discussing Gilligan's Island, Bozo the Clown, and TV Moms with Peter Wilt. They also discuss the Milwaukee Wave and why indoor soccer was such a big deal in the 1980s-- hint Keith and Dan think it has to do with cocaine and the 1986 Mets. Producer Paisley also stops by to bark the episode to a close. OptaLee is currently working on his secret Espirito Santo/Fallonito research project and doesn't appear.

Listen to the latest episode where host, Ian Bennett talks to Martin Moore (his guru, mentor and therapist).  Listen as they talk about life, the end of the Milwaukee Wave season, COVID19 virus and more

Craig Elsten and Nate Abaurrea meet up in South Park at Station Tavern to look back at the Sockers' classic OT shootout win over the Milwaukee Wave, and to look ahead to a three-game series against the Tacoma Stars.

Listen to host Ian Bennett talk to fellow Milwaukee Wave player Tenzin Rampa

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Mox, Avengers, Chewie, Milwaukee Wave, Fireflies, Billy Joel and low WWE ratings. All that and Sal is sleepy as him and Blake return to the mics after a much needed break. Enjoy the show!

Listen to host Ian Bennett talk to fellow Milwaukee Wave player, Hans Denissen.  

Host Craig Elsten is back with a look at Week 19 and a look ahead at the last remaining open playoff spot with Tacoma Stars Head Coach Nick Perera. Also, Craig is joined on the whiparound by Tom Wynn of the Milwaukee Wave as they preview their opening round matchup against the Kansas City Comets

Listen to host Ian Bennett talk to fellow Milwaukee Wave player, Drew Ruggles

In this episode Sam meets Ian Bennett, professional soccer player for the Milwaukee Wave and entrepreneur. They chat about Ian growing up in Canada, playing soccer with asthma, his life as a professional athlete, playing soccer internationally for Canada, and his entrepreneurial ventures.

Milwaukee ranks #30 in population among U.S. cities, yet is home to four professional sports teams – the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers (Green Bay is not a TV-metered market) and Milwaukee Wave arena soccer. That’s a lot of pro sports in a city with a population of almost 1.6 million. But there’s also a fifth team, the Milwaukee Admirals, a professional hockey team for the American Hockey League and an NHL farm team for the Nashville Predators. On this episode, Milwaukee Admirals President tells us how the team competes in a medium-sized market with so many pro teams. Jon Greenberg Jon Greenberg has been president of the Milwaukee Admirals for 14 years. He previously worked for the Milwaukee Brewers for 22 years, starting as a bat boy and working his way up to media relations director. Milwaukee Admirals Owner Harris Turer offered Greenberg the role of president and a blank canvas to build the organization and lead the marketing, PR and business efforts. Milwaukee Admirals As a member of the American Hockey League (AHL), the Admirals are the equivalent of Triple-A baseball team. They are the farm team for the NHL’s Nashville Predators. When the Predators need a player for any reason, a player from the Admirals is moved up to the NHL. All 31 NHL teams have an AHL farm team, and very soon, Seattle will be added to the roster. Greenberg believes the reason the Admirals can survive in a city full of professional teams is because Wisconsin loves sports, and every sports team has found a place and fan base within the Milwaukee community. The Admirals also keep their ticket prices low and family affordable and make the experience at a game undeniably entertaining. Three years ago, the Admirals decided to make the Panther Arena it's new home. The 9500-seat house is a great size for Admirals hockey. Greenberg says they had their first sold out game last season, and this year, the Admirals introduced the Admirals 365 promotion, a membership for season ticket holders that allows fans to pay for their tickets over 12 months. Creating the Admirals Experience When Greenberg first began building his business team, he gave each employee a copy of Mike Veeck’s book, “Fun is Good.” Greenberg says he may not have any control over the hockey game itself, but when fans come to the Panther Arena, his staff provides entertainment from the beginning of the game to the end.  Customer service is key, so this year, Greenberg and his staff have initiated the Admirals Awards, a wooden coin with the inscription, “Thank you for creating a great experience” that is handed out when management finds out about or sees an employee doing something good. The Admirals have a great sponsorship base that allows them to do lots of promotions. Sponsorship is an opportunity for smaller companies to get involved in sports marketing without paying the high price tag of professional sports. Sponsors have lots of opportunities to engage with fans as all 38 games in a season are treated as 38 different shows. The Admirals begin each season with a brainstorming session, where everyone comes up with crazy ideas. Sometimes they get the inspiration for their ideas from other AHL teams, like the Admirals Dog Days, which is also done in San Antonio, or from visiting other Triple-A baseball teams. Greenberg says they also have also a Blue-Ribbon committee of 4 to 5 members, that does not include Greenberg or the Admiral’s owner.  The committee’s sole responsibility is coming up with new ideas that might include a “Salute to Candy Corn” or a “Salute to Hot Sauce” just for the fun of it. Its Human Hockey Puck” promotion has been a fan favorite since the Admirals first began and has been tried by many other teams as well. According to Greenberg, the Admiral’s are the gold standard of entertainment in the league. The league’s AHL Fan Appreciation Award, which began in 2008, has been awarded to Greenberg’s team three times. Next year is the Admirals 50th anniversary, and we can only imagine they will be pulling out all stops for this celebration. Connect with the Milwaukee Admirals Phone: 414-227-0550 Email: milwaukeeadmirals.com Facebook: @mkeadmirals Twitter: @mkeadmirals

Wisconsin Soccer Hall of Famer Kris Klassen has seen a lot change in the game of soccer since he became the first ever player to sign with the Milwaukee Wave in 1984. Bart and Kris talk about the glory days of indoor soccer as well as the state of soccer in America today. Also covered is Kris' time with the Bavarian Soccer Club and the publishing of his book Soccerrock. A great listen and a few good laughs for any soccer fan!

Hosted by Nick & Elizabeth   We're talking sports for the next few weeks on Fancounters!  Today we have our first in studio guest...professional soccer player for the Milwaukee Wave, Ian Bennett.  Ian recently launched a fashion line that can be found at footybrand.com.  Today we'll talk about soccer, decisions that professional athletes have to make, and parenting!   Want to get in touch with us?  Email: hello@fancounters.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/fancounters Twitter - FancountersLive Instagram - FancountersLive

After last week's tech issues, Blake and Mark sit down and break down Royal Rumble weekend including Ronda Rousey, preview the Super Bowl, Blake reviews The Greatest Showman, Mark talks about being honored by the Milwaukee Wave and much more.

Hosted by Nick & Elizabeth On this week's Fancounters Podcast we tell you about our own celebrity encounters.  This episode is filled with stories about Princess Diana, LeAnn Rimes, Sabrina Carpenter, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Garth Brooks, John Berry, Statler Brothers, Taylor Swift, Tanya Tucker, Clint Black, Neal McCoy, The Milwaukee Brewers, The Milwaukee Wave, Ryan Madson, and Weird Al. Have a celebrity encounter to share?  Email us: hello@fancounters.com Follow us and LIKE our Facebook page www.facebook.com/fancounters

Simon briefly joins today's show, so Baxter welcomes a host of players and journalists on the program. Cara Walls of the Chicago Red Stars, Nick Barry of the Milwaukee Torrent, Ian Bennett of the Milwaukee Wave, and Journalist Jonathan Tannewald all stop by the show.

Simon briefly joins today's show, so Baxter welcomes a host of players and journalists on the program. Cara Walls of the Chicago Red Stars, Nick Barry of the Milwaukee Torrent, Ian Bennett of the Milwaukee Wave, and Journalist Jonathan Tannewald all stop by the show.

A packed show today that features a host of great guests MKE Wave Coach Olivierio, WNY Flash Sabrina D'Angelo, Sporting KC Saad Abdul-Salaam. We talk about the upcoming Milwaukee Wave season and how the team is looking with Coach Oliverio. Sabrina D'Angelo talks about her feelings after winning an NWSL Championship and Saad Abdul-Salaam joins us to recap a busy season at Sporting Kansas City and his early career success.

A packed show today that features a host of great guests MKE Wave Coach Olivierio, WNY Flash Sabrina D'Angelo, Sporting KC Saad Abdul-Salaam. We talk about the upcoming Milwaukee Wave season and how the team is looking with Coach Oliverio. Sabrina D'Angelo talks about her feelings after winning an NWSL Championship and Saad Abdul-Salaam joins us to recap a busy season at Sporting Kansas City and his early career success.

Wisconsin Lutheran College Women's Soccer Head Coach Tony Pierce joins Baxter & Simon to talk about his team's play last season and looks ahead to this season. He also reflects on his old playing days for the Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer team.

Wisconsin Lutheran College Women's Soccer Head Coach Tony Pierce joins Baxter & Simon to talk about his team's play last season and looks ahead to this season. He also reflects on his old playing days for the Milwaukee Wave indoor soccer team.

Baxter & Simon welcome in Washington Spirit and U.S. Women's International Christine Nairn to the program. Wisconsin Lutheran College Women's Head Coach Tony Pierce joins the guys to talk about the upcoming season and his old playing days for the Milwaukee Wave. MLS Predictions, Power Rankings and more make this show a lot of fun to listen too!

Baxter & Simon welcome in Washington Spirit and U.S. Women's International Christine Nairn to the program. Wisconsin Lutheran College Women's Head Coach Tony Pierce joins the guys to talk about the upcoming season and his old playing days for the Milwaukee Wave. MLS Predictions, Power Rankings and more make this show a lot of fun to listen too!