Podcasts about national cup

I absolutely LOVED this week's episode. Not only was Louise Galvin extremely sound to chat to and I left wanting to be her pal, she was so open and honest and candid about how she and her husband manage parenting. Louise, for those unfamiliar, is one of Ireland's most successful sports stars – playing at senior level with the Kerry football team, playing in the Rugby 7s World Cup AND as the captain of a National Cup winning basketball team. She probably made GAA history when, following one of her particularly important semi-final matches, Louise ran off the pitch to breastfeed her baby just as the final whistle blew, making her the first player to breastfeed in the dressing rooms at Croke Park. Louise has a three year old son and twin babies who are not even five months yet, and she's making sure she makes time to be match fit to catch the end of the football season. I for one was in awe listening to her tell me all this, while she was just taking it totally in her stride, making it clear that she doesn't get mam guilt because she knows her sport is an important part of who she is and an important example to set for her three children. I think you will love this episode as much as I did – and I'll be back next week with more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Titans U18 Head Coach Marcus Otiede and their captain Luke Herrick, joined Ben Kelly in studio to talk about their impressive semi-final victory over Neptune and their club's first U18 National Cup Final against Eanna on the morning of Saturday, January 18.

BASKETBALL: Under-18 Men's National Cup Final preview with Galway Bay FM's Adrian O'Neill (18th January 2025)

This weekend, the highlight of the Irish basketball season takes place at the National Basketball Arena in Tallaght with the National Cup finals down for decision. This year, the finals weekend coincides with the anniversary of the first publication of the rules of the sport back in 1891. Here to tell us more is Off The Ball's Cameron Hill.

Titans will take on Éanna in next weekend's under-18 men's National Cup Basketball Final, following their 74-66 victory away to Neptune on Sunday (12th January 2025). The club's under-20 and senior teams lost their respective games down in Cork; while in the National Leagues, University of Galway Mystics and Maigh Cuilinn also suffered defeats. With a full review, here's Adrian O'Neill. == Tip-off between Titans and Éanna at the National Basketball Arena on Saturday (18th January 2025) is 11am.

Titans Men's Head Coach Ciaran Kiveney previewed their President's Cup semi-final against Portlaoise Panthers with Galway Bay FM's Ben Kelly.

Titans U18 Head Coach Marcus Otiede spoke with Ben Kelly ahead of their tall task of playing Neptune BC in Neptune Stadium for their U18 National Cup semi-final.

Three Titans teams are in Cork for the National Cup Semi-Finals. And there's league action for Maigh Cuilinn and University of Galway Mystics. With a full preview, here's Galway Bay FM's Adrian O'Neill. == Fixtures (Friday 8pm) - Gurranbraher 91-42 University of Galway Mystics (Women's Super League) (Saturday 11am) – Titans vs Dundalk Ravens (Men's u20 Basketball Cup Semi-Final) (Saturday 7.30pm) – Dublin Lions vs Maigh Cuilinn (Men's Division 1) (Saturday 8.30pm) – Titans vs Portlaoise Panthers (President's National Cup Semi-Final) (Sunday 11am) – Titans vs Neptune (Men's u18 Cup Semi-Final)

We take a deep dive into the early history of Bristol Flyers in our latest 20th Anniversary special, as we welcome former Director of Basketball at SGS / Filton College Danny James and former club captain Captain Gareth Till to the podcast, to learn more about the early formation of the club and its journey through the National League.On this week's show - proudly sponsored by MatchdayLive:What was the basketball scene like in Bristol before the Flyers was formed?Danny and Gareth reminisce on moving from Plymouth to Bristol to play for the then Bristol BombersDanny recalls his earliest memories of meeting Coach Kapoulas and the conversations that led to him leading the newly-formed Bristol Academy FlyersWe discuss the very first Bristol Academy Flyers team almost 20 years ago and the players that were involvedDanny discusses his role as Head of Basketball at Filton/ SGS College and the formation of the Flyers player pathway that we see today.Danny recalls his early memories of coaching a young Greg Streete and Tyrone Treasure at Filton College, and how they set the blueprint for future young players receiving first team opportunitiesWe discuss the club's promotion to NBL Division One in 2007, and how the club needed to start becoming financially sustainable as they began to sign semi-professional import players.We talk about the Flyers' first taste of silverware with the 2010 National Cup and NBL Division One title in 2011Danny discusses his departure from the Flyers program in 2013 and how he discovered the interest from the Lansdown Family to take the club into the Bristol Sport era.We remember some of the former Flyers players and Staff who are sadly no longer with us anymore.A round up of the latest news, including the games against Sheffield Sharks, Inter Bratislava and much more!The Bristol Flyers Podcast brings supporters a unique perspective from behind the scenes, and is available to listen on all major podcast providers, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts and also available to watch on YouTube!The Flyers Podcast is proudly sponsored by MatchdayLive, a product of UK-based sport media and technology company Matchday Media. Their origin sees the coming together of a Bristol-based specialist in sports video production and broadcast, and experienced media and technology partners. Through their first and flagship product MatchdayLive, the company have set out to democratise the ability for clubs and leagues across the globe to deliver broadcast quality, live and on-demand content, directly to their fans.

The ninth Women's Australian Rules season (AFLW) got underway last week (30th August) with Irish players to the fore sharing 21 goals. One of those was Galway's Áine McDonagh who kicked two for Hawthorn as they beat Calton 9-12 to 4-4. The Maigh Cuilinn player is in her third year with the Victoria franchise and is their all-time leading scorer with 16 goasl as well as been named most improved player in 2023. As Hawthorn look to continue growing in the Australian League, the former Galway senior LGFA footballer and National Cup winning NUIG Mystics basketball player Áine McDonagh caught up with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly to chat wrestling, Australia, footie, the Hawks, injuries and more. == Hawthorn travel to Collingwood for Round 2 of the 2024 AFLW on Saturday (7th September) at 4.05am Irish time. The 'Over The Line' weekend preview show with Darren Kelly broadcasts every Friday evening from 7pm on Galway Bay FM.

This week I'm reading from Aaron Robbins' book 'The Return: True Story Of Life After Death'.Aaron Robbins took his two young daughters on a vacation to a tropical paradise. Only a few short days enjoying the sun and sandy beaches, a sudden and unexpected medical emergency happened. Aaron, eventually making it to hospital and surrounded by medical staff, died. Aaron's near-death experience took him on a journey towards God that transcended time an opened his eyes to a greater purpose and understanding of our Creator. Upon Aaron's return, there was secrecy around his death and he had to navigate a foreign medical regime to get his family home safe.“Little did I know, our week vacation adventure was to be so incredible, heart breaking, filled with fear, hope and insight into the love that God has for us, that it has forever changed my life.”BioAaron Robbins grew up in Markham, Ontario, Canada. After fine art studies at York University in Toronto, he married and moved to the west coast of British Columbia. in the Pacific North West, Aaron pursued his love of mountain biking by founding a successful race team, competing in Provincial and National Cup races. The team “Natural Earth Racing” was the most successful provincial trade team in Western Canada. He continued his art and established representation in fine art galleries. Aaron's paintings have been in over 55 shows, garnered awards and were shown at the Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Arts.  His paintings are placed in collections in Canada, the United States and Europe. Aaron co-founded the Burrard Inlet Artists Association and the Electronic Avenue Art Gallery.In 2007, Aaron and his young family moved back to Ontario where he is now working in real estate and continues with his painting. After Aaron's NDE in 2018, he has a much closer relationship with God and shares his story to those willing and needing to hear about the reality of our eternal soul. He wishes to bring healing comfort to those seeking to know what happens after we depart this earthly dimension.  Amazon link https://tinyurl.com/35vrrj6xhttps://www.pastliveshypnosis.co.uk/https://www.patreon.com/ourparanormalafterlifeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/our-paranormal-afterlife-finding-proof-of-life-after-death--5220623/support.

This week I'm talking to Aaron Robbins about his book 'The Return: True Story Of Life After Death'.Aaron Robbins took his two young daughters on a vacation to a tropical paradise. Only a few short days enjoying the sun and sandy beaches, a sudden and unexpected medical emergency happened. Aaron, eventually making it to hospital and surrounded by medical staff, died. Aaron's near-death experience took him on a journey towards God that transcended time an opened his eyes to a greater purpose and understanding of our Creator. Upon Aaron's return, there was secrecy around his death and he had to navigate a foreign medical regime to get his family home safe.“Little did I know, our week vacation adventure was to be so incredible, heart breaking, filled with fear, hope and insight into the love that God has for us, that it has forever changed my life.”BioAaron Robbins grew up in Markham, Ontario, Canada. After fine art studies at York University in Toronto, he married and moved to the west coast of British Columbia. in the Pacific North West, Aaron pursued his love of mountain biking by founding a successful race team, competing in Provincial and National Cup races. The team “Natural Earth Racing” was the most successful provincial trade team in Western Canada. He continued his art and established representation in fine art galleries. Aaron's paintings have been in over 55 shows, garnered awards and were shown at the Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Arts.  His paintings are placed in collections in Canada, the United States and Europe. Aaron co-founded the Burrard Inlet Artists Association and the Electronic Avenue Art Gallery.In 2007, Aaron and his young family moved back to Ontario where he is now working in real estate and continues with his painting. After Aaron's NDE in 2018, he has a much closer relationship with God and shares his story to those willing and needing to hear about the reality of our eternal soul. He wishes to bring healing comfort to those seeking to know what happens after we depart this earthly dimension.  Amazon link https://tinyurl.com/35vrrj6xhttps://www.pastliveshypnosis.co.uk/https://www.patreon.com/ourparanormalafterlifeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/our-paranormal-afterlife-finding-proof-of-life-after-death--5220623/support.

Maree host Griffith College Éanna on Saturday (30th March) in the InsureMyVan.ie Men's Super League Semi-Final. And Titans travel to Éanna in the under-20 men National Cup semi-final on Monday (1st April). For the full weekend preview, here's Galway Bay FM's Adrian O'Neill. == The 'Over The Line' weekend preview show with Darren Kelly broadcasts every Friday evening from 7pm on Galway Bay FM.

Sarah is back with the all of the day's sporting action along with reaction from UCC Demon's National Cup win last night. Plus an interview with Munster & Ireland rugby player Dorothy Wall on the upcoming Women's Six Nations campaign, as well as reaction to Munster's Champions Cup loss last night.

Sarah is back with the first live Sunday show of 2024! There's reaction from Castlehaven's AIB All Ireland Senior Club Championship Semi-Final as well as reaction from Ballincollig's on-the-buzzer win in the National Cup semi-final.Plus, interviews with upcoming rowing star Moya Knowles and Irish racing driver Alex Coby who is racing in the US with Random Vandals.

In this episode we talk to Isobel Joyce with a wrap-up about the Women's T20 World Cup. We then head to the four corners of Ireland to uncover some great stories from the Irish Senior Cup and National Cup competitions (with great stories from Lawrence Moore, Stella Downes, Ted Williamson and Ally McCalmont) and in our segment ‘Answer Me This', we chat to National Men's Selector, Andrew White. Don't forget to subscribe to The Green Ball Show – also rate and leave a review on your listening platform as it really helps other fans find us.  And if you have any questions, you can email us at thegreenballshow@gmail.com and we'll do our best to find an answer.  The Green Ball Show – news, views and interviews all about Irish cricket.

We have reaction to the Cork footballers win against Kerry in the McGrath Cup as well as the hurlers victory over the Kingdom in the Munster Hurling League. Shane Kingston also gives his thoughts on the season ahead. Emporium Cork's Adrian O'Sullivan speaks ahead of huge weekend of basketball on Leeside. They play DBS Eanna in the National Cup semi-final.

BASKETBALL: University of Galway Maree's Jarett Haines with Cóilín Duffy for Galway Bay FM after thier National Cup quarter-final win over Belfast Star

BASKETBALL: University of Galway Head Coach Charlie Crowley with Cóilín Duffy for Galway Bay FM after their National Cup quarter-final win over Belfast Star

Fernando Lopes, publicitário de formação e pai de dois filhos é faixa preta /Godoi & Macaco. Iniciou o jiujitsu em 1988 e a carreira de promotor de eventos em 2002 com o evento Desafio Black Belt de jiujitsu, realizou 7 edições desse evento, e em paralelo iniciou um programa no canal Bandsports o Desafio Band sports de jiujitsu, os programas eram gravados dentro da Tv bandeirantes e teve 2 anos e meio de duração, em 2008 lançou a World League Pro jiujitsu onde realizou competições com premiação em dinheiro (Sp Cup, National Cup e World Cup) a liga teve 4 anos de existência. Em 2011 iniciou o projeto social Pedra 90, no intuito era usar o jiujitsu como ferramenta de inclusão, disciplina e na formação de cidadãos através da conduta marcial, o projeto durou 13 anos e com a pandemia acabou pausando as atividades. Em 2012 iniciou eventos pequenos em um teatro onde a premiação era em dinheiro, esse evento ganhou o nome de BJJ STARS, realizou 10 edições (Gladiators1,2,3,4 Wars 1,2,3,4 Masters 1, Female 1) Em 2019 resolveu voltar com os grandes eventos e utilizou o mesmo nome BJJ STARS Black Belt Edition e acabou de realizar a edição 9. Esse ano recebe a graduação de faixa preta sexto grau. Mais um troca inédita e especial no PURA CONNECTION Podcast! Episódio imperdível! Inscreva-se em nosso canal do youtube e assista todos os podcasts: www.youtube.com/puratempleofarts >>NEW PROJECT PURA CONCEPT - GUARDA DIAMANTE BY XANDE RIBEIRO

EJ Sligo All-Stars point guard Tom Child on settling into life as an All-Star and this weekend's National Cup game v St Vincent's.

Comprehensive round-up of Round 5 in the WRU Admiral National Leagues, Round 2 in the National Cup and looking at RGC's results in the Indigo Premiership. We are joined by RGC and Llandudno legend, Kelvin Davies who joins us in place of ‘The Rugby Tourist' for a week. We also hear some stories and he picks his Dream Team XV.

In this episode we discuss Ireland Men's series against New Zealand and Ireland Women's Tri-Series against Pakistan and Australia. Our panel analyses the key moments, the positives to take and what to look forward to in coming months. We preview Ireland Men's two T20 Internationals against South Africa in Bristol this week, and what opportunities those two games bring for the side as it builds towards the T20 World Cup in October. Also stay tuned, as we hear from Ireland Men's wicket-keeper Lorcan Tucker who has been a key component for the senior side this year. There's Clear Currency Irish Senior Cup and National Cup chat as we discuss the finalists in the two club cup competitions. The Green Ball podcast is a show made just for fans of Irish cricket. You can provide feedback or suggestions @greenballshow on Twitter. Help us share the news and stories about Irish cricket by leaving a rating or review, or share the show with your family and friends. #GreenBall

New episode with former amateur footballer, part-football club owner, an international lead of an academy Chris ‘Ando' Anderson. Chris played for the likes of Preston North End and Morecambe before indulging on 4 years in America, lining up for the University side and gaining his coaching badges out in the USA. On his return to the UK, he had spells at Nelson, Lancaster and AFC Liverpool, before calling a time on his playing days and becoming assistant manager and then the lead role with the non-league ‘Reds'. He spent five years at AFC before recently moving onto Chorley as assistant manager to Andy Preece. Chris also takes up roles as vice-chairman at Spanish side Alicante City and is an international lead at the Steven Gerrard Academy. Chris also played for the very successful Sunday league Campfield, helping them to league titles and National Cup glory.

In this episode we discuss Ireland Men's first two One-Day Internationals against New Zealand, analysing the key moments and looking forward to the final ODI, as well as the T20I Series coming up in Belfast. We assess the prospects of Ireland Women in the upcoming T20 International Tri-Series in Bready, where the team will face Australia and Pakistan. We hear from captain Laura Delany ahead of the series and about the players form coming into the fixtures. We also talk to George Dockrell, who last Sunday featured in his 100th ODI for Ireland, in what has been a brilliant career to date. There's Clear Currency Irish Senior Cup and National Cup chat as well. The Green Ball podcast is a show made just for fans of Irish cricket. You can provide feedback or suggestions @greenballshow on Twitter. Help us share the news and stories about Irish cricket by leaving a rating or review, or share the show with your family and friends. #GreenBall

Coola PPS Manager Kevin McCarthy gives his reaction Ocean FM Sport's Ronan Flanagan following the Riverstown school's 8-3 victory over Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair in semi-final of the FAI Schools Junior 'B' National Cup on Tuesday afternoon.

On Episode 67 I am delighted to be joined by Cork LGFA star and 2021 All Star Erika O'Shea. Erika was first selected to play inter-county football for Cork at minor level after not being selected for U14 & U16 panels. We discuss how this early setback helped shape Erika's future as she transitioned to a role as a defender and improved her fitness & work ethic. Following her minor season she was the only player to be selected to make the jump to the senior panel and later cemented herself in the starting lineup. Erika is also a talented basketball player, as she experienced underage success Glanmire and since recording this episode she was apart of Glanmire's 2022 National Cup victory over DCU Mercy. A big thanks to our sponsor Field Queens https://www.instagram.com/fieldqueens/ https://fieldqueens.ie/ https://twitter.com/FieldQueens Check out the website thesidelinelive.com Make sure to subscribe for future episodes and find us over on Instagram and Twitter @thesidelinelive Recorded using Samson Q2 microphone Edited using GarageBand If you are looking to set up your own podcast get in touch with the Prymal Productions team www.prymal.ie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sideline-live/message

Oisin O'Reilly and Cian Lally from the EJ Sligo All-Stars set the scene for this Saturday's President's Cup semi-final against UCC Demons in Cork.

Straight From The Off welcomes Allen Weston to the Podcast. 'Weso' has been a fan favourite at centre half for all the teams he has played for over the years. He was integral in the success in Campfield's National Cup winning side of 2015 and their unbeaten league winning campaign. Allen played for teams including Priory Villa, East Villa reserves, Richmond Raith Rovers, The Liver, Before moving into the semi pro ranks with AFC Liverpool, City Of Liverpool and Northwich Victoria. Allen played in the first City Of Liverpool season with great success, fans had a banner and a song about him! He now coaches his son's football team, Aintree Ajax. He tells us his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 67 is brought to you by: Project Futsal @Projectfut5al

EJ Sligo All-Stars head coach Shane O'Meara talks to Austin O'Callaghan following Saturday night's 93-78 win over Limerick Celtics in the quarter-final of the President's National Cup.

Straight From The Off welcomes Ben Garrity to the Podcast. After representing Liverpool County FA sides at various ages Ben attracted interest from Chester FC. He would then return to the amatuer scene and play for Red Rum and Warbreck FC in the Liverpool County Premier League. After impressing with those sides, Ben moved to up and coming team Lower Breck FC. Lower Beck won an unpresidented quadruple with Ben at the heart of midfield and also went the season unbeaten. Again, Ben caught the eye of other sides and Warrington Town was his next destination. Ben adjusted to the step up very well and it wasn't long until the pro clubs were watching. A move to the football league with Blackpool FC saw Ben realise his dream of being a Pro footballer. Ben explains his love for his Sunday league side Oyster and how difficult it was to leave amateur football when signing a contract with Warrington. Ben now plays for Port Vale after a season long loan spell at Oldham Athletic. He tells us his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 66 is brought to you by: One Central Communications

Straight From The Off welcomes Mark Phillips to the Podcast. Mark is nothing short of a legend for the mighty Britannia where he captained the team during their golden period. He tells us of his battles against Sandon and Croxteth Legion, how his he came to play for Britannia, which is something he always wanted to do. His spell in the Welsh leagues and being assistant manager at Runcorn. The Treble season with The Brit in which they lifted trophies at Villa Park and Anfield. He talks about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 56 is brought to you by: GGRS Energy who specialize in renewable energy.

Straight From The Off welcomes Mick McDonald to the Podcast. The former Eden Vale manager tells us his story, from not really playing football in school to joining Holy Ghost and later the great Melrose side. He Tells us about his time at Bootle FC and playing for Eden Vale where he eventually became manager and won an astonishing amount of silverwear in the time he was in charge which included the prestigious LCFA Premier Cup in 97/98. He tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has played with, managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 55 is brought to you by: The Paul McDonald memorial match to be played at Bootle FC on Friday 3rd September.

Straight From The Off welcomes Joe Gibiliru Snr to the Podcast. Joe has had a long and distinguished career in amateur and non league football gathering lots of trophies along the way, he has played for Waterloo Dock, Precscot Cables, Marine, St Helens and Knowsley United amongst others and went on to manage at Prescot, Lucas Sports and St Helens Town. On a Sunday he was a player and manager of the great Nicosia sides that won two FA Sunday Cups in the 90's and 2000's. He now works for Liverpool County FA. He tells us his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 32 is brought to you by: Probe Concierge & Security Services Ltd PCSS provide bespoke security solutions. A one stop shop for all your security requirements. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and get in touch. Twitter : @probeCSS Insta : @pcssltd

Straight From The Off welcomes Paul Orr to the Podcast. The former Holy Name, Fantail, Kirkby Town and Knowsley United manager tells us his story, and that of the teams he has managed. Paul was the first manager to win back to back FA Sunday Cups, doing so with Fantail FC in the early 80's. Winning the National Cup is an unbelievable achievement in itself, and retaining it was even better! Paul based his managerial style on the famous ‘Boot Room' men of Liverpool FC, particularly Bob Paisley and Joe Fagan and his style brought much success to all the teams he has been involved with. He Tells us how his family helped build up Kirkby Town FC and then Knowsley United which even gained his team a place on Match Of The Day for an FA Cup tie at Goodison Park. He tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 26 is brought to you by: Geo Bespoke UK.

Carrigaline win the Under 16 National Cup Ken Tobin chats with Jack Kent manager of the Carrigaline Under 16 side See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Straight From The Off welcomes Stuart Quinn to the Podcast. Stuey Quinn as he is known in the footballing circles of Liverpool was an integral part of Steve Heighway's Liverpool FC youth team that won the FA Youth Cup in 95/96, that team included Michael Owen and Jamie Carragher. Trials and spells at various clubs including West Ham ended with disappointment for Stuart, but he soon found the love for the game again when signing for Liverpool Sunday league outfit Allerton FC. 'The Ton' picked up plenty of silverware and Quinn was appointed captain and dreamed of winning the Nation Sunday Cup with Allerton but heartbreak followed when they lost the final at Anfield. He speaks fondly of Allerton legends Davey Jones, Derek Highdale and John Smith, about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 13 is brought to you by: Chris Walsh, Brazilian Jui Jitsu black belt and coach at Saphire MMA Huyton.

Straight From The Off welcomes Antony Bowden to the Podcast. ‘Bow' as he is known in the footy circles of Liverpool was a mainstay in the midfield of Canada & Waterloo Dock over the years picking up plenty of silverwear along the way. Winning the English trophy for Liverpool schoolboys and representing the likes of Burnley, Shrewsbury and Accrington before turning to the amateur game. He speaks fondly of Canada legend Harold Hughes and the old school fella's at the club that looked after the younger lads. He tells us about the disapointment of missing out on a National Cup final at Anfield on two occasions and about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 12 is brought to you by: Atmos music Liverpool

Straight From The Off welcomes Kevin Ellison to the Podcast. Kevin went from delivering furniture whilst playing for Altrincham to signing for Leicester in the Premier League! He tells us his story starting with the Liverpool amateur scene playing for Seymour of a Sunday to Having Roberto Mancini as a team mate. Kevin has played for some great clubs that include Southport, Tranmere, Hull and Chester over the years but would still like a stab at the National Cup. He Tells us about his best goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 7 is brought to you by: The Bedford Beverage Co. Twitter: @BedfordBeverage

Straight From The Off welcomes Tony 'TOBO' Smith to the Podcast. Tobo was a dominating presence in central midfield for the mighty Britannia and Waterloo Dock in the 90's and 2000's. He tells us of his battles against Fantail, Sandon and Canada, how his he came to play for Britannia. His spell in the Welsh league and Winning the lot with Waterloo Dock. The Treble season with The Brit in which they lifted trophies at Villa Park and Anfield. He talks about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 6 is brought to you by: RG Loft conversions and extensions. Give the lads a call on: 07512290011

Straight From The Off welcomes John Lawless to the Podcast. Highly regarded as one of the best footballers from the city, He tells us how he broke into the Burscough team as a teenager before winning the FA Trophy. He explains how his dreams came true by playing at Anfield in the Champions League, but not the way he imagined it as a kid. His part in Oyster's domination, why he could still perform after a night out and a lot of other funny tales. He talks about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 5 is brought to you by: Hire and Safety UK, Supplying Tool Hire and Access. Based in Sandon Industrial estate, Liverpool. 0151 207 1220

Dan and Josh hang out to discuss the world of lower league soccer. UWS, UPSL, etc. Dan's mic was messed up, so he sounds less than perfect. Sorry about that.

Straight From The Off welcomes Leighton McGivern to the Podcast. Widely regarded as the best amateur footballer of his generation, He tells us how his goal scoring feats for Waterloo Dock and Brittania earned him a chance in the professional game with Rochdale and Accrington. He explains why Oyster dominated for over a decade, why he enjoys playing with his mates and that legendary Hat-trick in the National Cup Final. He talks about his favourite goals, games and all about the lads he shared a pitch with and played against throughout those times. Episode 4 is brought to you by: Atlantic Access, Supplying Scaffold & Safe Access across the North West. info@atlanticnw.co.uk

Straight From The Off welcomes Anthony Clarke to the Podcast. The Campfield FC manager tells us his story, and that of his team. From the 'nearly men' of the Sunday football, to the Champions of England. Anthony is the manager of Liverpool Business Houses League side Campfield and encountered countless semi final defeats and runners up seasons before slowly turning his team into one of the best around. He Tells us about his favourite games, goals and all about the lads he has managed and came up against throughout those times. Episode 2 is brought to you by: Oh So British - Street Food, available at The Warbreck Pub, Orrell Park, Walton, Liverpool.

Courtney Carroll Levinsohn Founder, Growth Through Sport A former captain and MVP of the women’s soccer team at UC Berkeley, Courtney created Growth Through Sport (GTS) to help athletes of all ages develop the competitive and emotional skills to both excel in sports and have fun doing so. Based in New York City, the organization also partners with local clubs to support sport as a vehicle for positive social change. Within the soccer community, GTS focuses on increasing access to the game by helping coaches, educating parents, and empowering players. Courtney coached the New York Athletic Club (NYAC) amateur women's team to a National Cup championship in 2010 and currently sits on the board of Brooklyn City Football Club. Links from today’s show Website: www.growththroughsport.net www.Coachthemovie.com Instagram: @growththrsport @coachthemovie Show sponsor: www.cinchhq.com CINCH. HQ - FOR ORGANIZATIONS Cinch. HQ allows organizations to manage their entire business from the convenience of a tablet. Organizers can create a program with just a few taps and publish it to the public allowing players to register simply and easily from their mobile phone. CINCH. - FOR PARENTS Parents and players can discover sports programs right from their mobile phone. Create your account, add your players, and get started finding activities for them. Search for camps of all sorts and register your players with a few simple taps. Manage your entire sporting life from your phone. Schedule your free demo here: https://www.cinchhq.com/schedule-a-demo Get episode show notes here: www.athletesrising.org Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive new episodes Connect with us on Instagram to stay up to date on all our episodes: https://www.instagram.com/athletes.rising https://www.instagram.com/iamkellygray/ https://www.instagram.com/dustygringo/ Send us an email at and tell us what you think about the show. Or message us on Instagram and use the hashtag #AthletesRising so we know you’re a listener. If you or someone you know would like to be featured on Athletes Rising, please contact jaclyn@athletesrising.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/athletesrising/message

Seize Your Mind Podcast is your go to podcast for soccer, mental toughness, and life. Today's episode features the Head Coach of Mid America Christian University, Mitch Sowerby. A native from Newcastle, England, he played for New College Durham under Head Coach Colin Myers. His team ended the 2011-12 season at the quarterfinals of the National Cup. He also played club soccer for Willington AFC under Head Coach Rob Lee. He scored three goals helping the team reach the Cup Finals. Sowerby joined the Evangels in 2019 after a stint on the staff with the Rogers State University Hillcats in Claremore, Oklahoma. Sowerby joined the RSU coaching staff in 2017 after his playing career at RSU wrapped up. He was a part of a staff that posted a 26-21-8 record in his three seasons on the staff. In 2017, the Hillcats were 10-6-3 overall, including a 7-5-2 mark in the Heartland Conference that put them in a tie for second in the HC's north division. The record was also good enough to advance RSU to the HC tournament for the first time in program history. The Hillcats finished alone in second in the division in 2017 with an 8-7-3 record overall, and a 5-6-3 mark in the HC; and in 2018, RSU posted an 8-8-2 record overall and a 6-6-2 mark in conference. Sowerby is the only three-time All-Heartland Conference selection in RSU history, earning the nod as a first team defender during his sophomore season in 2013 and as a second team selection in his junior and senior campaigns. In his final two seasons, Sowerby earned NSCAA All-South Central Region honors, and he was a NSCAA Scholar All-South Region. Sowerby appeared in 70 games and started in 66, including every game in his final three seasons, and played more career minutes than any other field player in RSU program history. He has also served as the youth academy director for Northeastern Oklahoma FC since 2017. During his time at NEOFC, he was responsible for overseeing daily operations and implementing new curriculum. Sowerby also coached multiple club teams and directed all on-field training sessions. He also monitored player developments. Sowerby holds a pair of coaching licenses. He holds a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National "B" License, and he also has an English F.A. Level 1 License.

Following Friday's news that the Elite League season is to be cut short due to Coronavirus, Ben and Craig return with this week's edition of the British Ice Hockey Podcast.  On the show this week, we're joined by Glasgow Clan Head Coach Zak Fitzgerald and Coventry Blaze Goaltender CJ Motte. In addition, we also hear from Telford Tigers' Brendon Whistle on his side's victory in the National Cup. And we preview next week's Scottish Cup Final between Paisley Pirates and Murrayfield Racers. Music by Hard Luck Child http://www.unsigned.com/hardluckchild

This week we talk to Waterford boxer Rhys Moran ahead of his first professional bout. We chat to Wildcats and Mercy basketball coach Tommy O'Mahony after a whirlwild weekend of National Cup action in Dublin.# And we pay a visit to Carlow Rowing Club, one of the oldest in the country!

We hear the latest news from the Scarlets, including about Leigh Halfpenny, from head coach Wayne Pivac, as well as lock Josh Helps. John Mulvihill and Kristian Dacey discuss Cardiff Blues. We also hear from the National Cup with Ystrad Rhondda captain Nathan Hughes, Llanelli coach Paul Fisher and RGC coach Mark Jones.

For Episode 42 of the Hoopsfix Podcast, we sit down with Jackson Gibbons, the Director of Basketball at City of London Academy and Chairman of Southwark Pride.A former player at Westminster Warriors and Brixton Topcats, Gibbons ended up in coaching, starting with the Westminster Warriors, where he had an undefeated season and won an Under-18 National title in 2010, before setting up the City of London Academy basketball programme – which is also a part of Southwark Pride programme – in 2012.In what is a relatively short period of time, CoLA/Southwark has had a lot of success, winning a number of National titles (including the same group of girls winning the Under-18 Playoffs title, Under-18 Cup, WEABL, Division 1 Women Playoffs, and Women's National Cup in 2017) and placing numerous players in the USA on scholarship.Perhaps more impressive than the team and individual success the club has had, is the culture and community that has been built around the programme.In this 1 hour and 40 minute episode, hear from Jackson on: How he first got into basketball, after his first love was football Aspiring to play in the BBL as a youngster and the players he looked up to His memories of the legendary Rough & Ready tournament Partnering with Nhamo Shire on the operations side of Midnight Madness Setting up the City of London Academy programme How he spoke to Barking Abbey to get a blueprint of a basketball academy How he has built a basketball culture within the school and club Working with a school and getting the school on side The differences between coaching boys and girls His philosophies and values on coaching and mentoring young people Building a network of coaches in the US Supporting players to get scholarships to the states The importance of players going to the right place when going to the US Some of the individual success stories of players that he has coached Why he feels kids need to start playing younger His hopes for the future And much, much more! As always, I'd love to get your feedback, come back after you've listened and lets get some discussion going in the comments.The show has been approved on iTunes – find it here and please subscribe to automatically receive new episodes straight to your phone/computer/tablet – if you could give us a review/rating it would be much appreciated to help the podcast spread far and wide!The post How to Build a Basketball Culture – With Jackson Gibbons – Ep. 42 appeared first on Hoopsfix.com.

Inside Lacrosse's Terry Foy and Dan Aburn delve into Dan's experience at the Legends National Cup then dive into some recent recruiting news. They finish with an open conversation about recent twitter conversations concerning IL's role in recruiting events and a conflict of interest in producing rankings.

Legends co-founder Rory Doucette talks to IL's Terry Foy about the Legends National Cup, lacrosse on the West Coast and more.

Irish Examiner sports editor Tony Leen previews cup final weekend with leading coach Francis O'Sullivan. Plus Mary Maguire interviews Glanmire coach Mark Scannell, Liffey Celtics pair Emma O'Connor and Ailbhe O'Connor, Killester veteran Jermaine Turner, Swords Thunder coach Dave Baker and Spanish starJose Maria Gil Narbon.

Enactus is a global student organisation with the objective of developing social projects and initiating social enterprises. The enactus team at the University of Wuppertal is supported by the UNESCO Chair for Entrepreneurship and Intercultural Management. Once a year, the teams of each country meet at the National Cup in order to compete with each […]

On this week's Rewind: Paddy Mulligan on midweek Premier League, Joe Schmidt and Warren Gatland speak, Allianz League reaction and Women's National Cup

Enactus is a global student organisation with the objective of developing social projects and initiating social enterprises. The enactus team at the University of Wuppertal is supported by the UNESCO Chair for Entrepreneurship and Intercultural Management. Once a year, the teams of each country meet at the National Cup in order to compete with each […]