Podcasts about Ryerson Rams

When hockey player Kori Cheverie became Assistant Coach of the Ryerson Rams in 2016, she made sports history as the first woman to hold that role with a men's university-level hockey program. Kori shares her trailblazing experience, the differences between coaching women's and men's teams, and why professional sports could benefit from more diversity.

The Season 2 finale features a phenomenal guest, as Savanna Hamilton joins the show to talk mental health and sport. An on-air talent and producer with MLSE, Savanna started her career in sports as a varsity basketball player with the Ryerson Rams. After injury cut her career on the court short, she began exploring new opportunities off of it, joining CBC as an associate director before landing her role with MLSE. In one of the more raw conversations this podcast has featured, Savanna joins the show to retell her inspiring journey as a student athlete and sport media professional, how she found her passion for both hosting and producing, the way basketball has established a new precedent in sport, and some authentic work stories including Norman Powell's bartending skills and Kawhi Leonard's favourite drink. Outro courtesy of: Toronto Raptors Follow Savanna on Instagram (@savhamilton11) Like this podcast? Subscribe, like, rate on all major platforms and give us a follow on: Instagram (@getyourheadinthegame_) Twitter (@gyhitgpodcast) LinkedIn (@GetYourHeadintheGame)

Kasy Kiarash is the founder of Final3rd Soccer, a platform providing professional soccer training and knowledge to all players. He is a UEFA-B Licensed and National Team coach with experience including the Guyana women's national team, Toronto FC academy, as well as being the lead assistant coach of the Ryerson Rams. On top of his high level athletic career, Kasy holds a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Physical Education and Health, as well as an MBA at Ted Rogers School of Management. In this episode, Kasy shares stories from his playing and coaching career while providing valuable lessons and advice on what it takes to reach the next level of the game. Connect with Kasy: https://www.instagram.com/final3rdsoccer/ https://www.instagram.com/kasykiarash/

Host and Producer for the Toronto Raptors Savanna Hamilton joins the show this week to talk Raps basketball, reflect on her CIS/USports basketball career with the Ryerson Rams and chat sports movies.

College CoD Week 8: Ottawa Gold takes the number one spot after a week of being in the shadows. Sheridan jumps to the #3 spot and switches with CUE Maroon. The newest additions to the top 25 are Ryerson Rams [12-1] (the only team Sheridan has lost a map to) and UTK Orange (12-1). College League of Legends: Playoffs in the cardinal direction conferences continued this week and some teams punched their ticket to qualify for the national bracket, including Maryville University. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s a great pleasure to welcome Dr. Ivan Joseph on today’s episode. Dr. Joseph is a self-confidence expert. He has a background in athletics with immense success coaching soccer and serving as the Director of Athletics at Ryerson University. He was applauded for coaching the Ryerson Rams to first-time national championship twice and first-time provincial championship several times. Dr. Joseph also has a Ph.D. in sports psychology from Capella University. His sports background made him a master of understanding what motivates people and how they can build themselves up to optimize their performances.   Dr. Joseph is currently the Vice-President, Student Affairs at Wilfrid Laurier University where his role encompasses a wide range of responsibilities including enriching the student experience, strategic planning, fundraising, marketing, and development of sports facilities, among others. Dr. Joseph served in a similar capacity as Vice Provost, Student Affairs at Dalhousie University before choosing to return home to be closer to family.   In 2012, he gave a TEDx talk titled “The Skill of Self Confidence” and it has now been viewed more than 20 million times on YouTube. Dr. Joseph also published an excellent book titled You Got This: Mastering The Skill of Self-Confidence which was included in Amazon's Top 10 Most Gifted Books in Business Mentoring & Coaching category in 2018.   Anyone, especially emerging leaders, will find this episode truly enriching. Listen in and join us as Dr. Joseph shares his advice on building self-worth and self-confidence and how these will change your life.   Episode Highlights:   ●        From Helping Himself Be In Control to Helping Others [2:23] ●        Personality Types and the Tendency to Lose Confidence [5:17] ●        Failure - How Do You Build On It? [11:09] ●        Why Mentorship Is Essential [15:03] ●        Writing Yourself A Confidence Letter [17:45] ●        The Global Trait and Belief [27:31] ●        Dr. Joseph’s Process for Achieving Clarity of Purpose [34:22] ●        Book Recommendations [37:12]   Resources Mentioned In This Episode: ●        I believe anyone can be a leader in today’s world that’s why I’ve created a short, user-friendly book called Redefining the Top 1 Percent. Get your FREE copy by joining our Facebook Group here. Not only are you getting a free copy of my book, you’ll also get lots of FREE training and resources on a weekly basis. ●        Head to drivanjoseph.com and check out Dr. Joseph’s workshops, book, blog, and quote cards to keep you motivated and driven in bringing out the confident leader in you! ●        Get a FREE chapter of Dr. Joseph’s book here! You can also place the coupon code “IVANJOSEPH” to get a discount when you make the purchase. ●        Connect with Dr. Joseph by sending him an email or through  the following: o   Facebook o   Twitter o   LinkedIn o   Instagram ●        Book Recommendations: o   The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to the Mental Side of Peak Performance by W. Timothy Gallwey o   Golf is Not a Game of Perfect by Dr. Bob Rotella o   Who Moved My Cheese by Dr. Spencer Johnson   Quotes: “Progress involves failure.” “The road to excellence doesn’t go straight up. It’s not that first draft.” “Nobody does anything alone.” “Showing up on the field feeling good about yourself? What an amazing accomplishment!” “Happiness and optimism fuels high performance and excellence.” “But we don’t spend time thinking about clarity of purpose and alignment of purpose with where we are in our lives and where we’re working, and I think that’s really key.” “I want people to understand why they’re making those big decisions and what’s driving those big decisions.”     Ways to Subscribe to Redefining The Top One Percent:   Apple Podcast Stitcher PlayerFM Spotify

Welcome back! This week I'm really excited to bring back Dr. Ivan Joseph. Dr. Joseph is currently the Vice-President, Student Affairs at Wilfrid Laurier University where he leads the university's efforts to promote interconnectedness and belonging amongst a diverse student body. Dr Joseph served in similar capacity as Vice Provost, Student Affairs at Dalhousie University. Prior to that, he was Director of Athletics at Ryerson University where he led the Ryerson Rams to first-time national championship twice and first-time provincial championship several times. Ivan is also a keynote speaker, award-winning performance coach, author and recognized educator and mentor. His TED talk on self-confidence has been viewed over 20 millions times, and Forbes has named it one of the best 10 TED talks for Graduates on the Meaning of Life. Dr. Joseph is also the author of You Got This: Mastering The Skill of Self-Confidence, which made Amazon's Top 10 Most Gifted Books in Business Mentoring & Coaching category in 2018. In this conversation, we dive deep into his expertise around self-confidence, cultural transformation, and living a high performance life. To learn more about him and find out more about his new course The Skill of Self-Confidence, you can follow him on social @drivanjoseph or send him an email hello@drivanjoseph. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-greg-wells/support

The leadership skills required to coach a university varsity athletics team are multi-faceted, but different than those required to be at the helm of a national level program. That’s one reason why capturing success and helping to grow people at both levels is so impressive. My guest today has done just that, with a resume of successful outcomes Coach Carly Clarke goes into her processes that build culture and relationships that truly matter. Carly is a native of Halifax, NS and received an MBA from Dalhousie to add her Bachelor of Science that she received form Bishop’s, which was also where she spent her playing career. Her resume is dotted with medals of all colours in the Ontario and Canadian championships, as well as multiple on the international stage with Canada’s women’s national teams. These include a silver medal performance at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 Championship and a gold medal at the 2015 FIBA America’s U16 Championship. In this conversation we dive into the great learning and perspective that she has from her years in coaching, building culture, and her mindset on learning. But we also talk about how to create opportunities for women to pursue, and succeed in leadership positions. You can follow Carly on twitter @Carly_Clarke, Instagram @carlyclarke83 and follow the Ryerson Rams @ryersonramswbb on Instagram.

McMaster Marauders Men's Basketball Head Coach Patrick Tatham joins host Tyler Bennett on Episode 32 of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media. Off the top, Bennett and Tatham discuss Movember, and the struggles with growing facial hair to showcase their full support of the cause. Then, Tatham discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected his approach to both recruiting and relationship building as he built his roster for the 2020-21 season. Tatham also takes a trip down memory lane, reflecting back on his professional playing career, and what was going through his mind when he stepped onto the court for his first game as a pro in Switzerland. To close, Bennett and Tatham discuss the importance of using social media platforms for good and to push for the change we want to see in the World. (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Host Tyler Bennett takes to the microphone for Part One of Episode 20 of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media! The episode focuses on the Ryerson Rams Men's Basketball Program, and will serve as the 2020-21 Season Preview episode for the program. Off the top, Bennett takes a look back at the year that was in 2019-20, one that saw the Rams fall short on their quest for both an OUA Championship and a spot at Nationals. Then, speculation on what the roster could look, with returnees, graduates, and recruits is on tap. (MUSIC: bensound.com)

Host Tyler Bennett takes to the microphone for Part One of Episode 20 of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media! The episode focuses on the Ryerson Rams Women's Basketball Program, and will serve as the 2020-21 Season Preview episode for the program. Off the top, Bennett takes a look back at the year that was in 2019-20, one that saw the Rams advance to Nationals. Then, speculation on what the roster could look, with returnees, graduates, and recruits is on tap. (MUSIC: bensound.com)

LA Kings prospect Akil Thomas has a new podcast with the NHL called Soul On Ice. Kwame Damon Mason, Akil Thomas, Elijah Roberts talk hockey and offer a unique perspective on the game they love, with a little flavor and personality. Mason is the producer and director of Soul on Ice: Past, Present, & Future, and Roberts currently plays for the Ryerson Rams. Akil and Kwame joined host Jesse Cohen to talk about the podcast, the movie Soul On Ice and Akil's career aspirations. Never miss an episode by subscribing today at LAKings.com/podcast

Jessica Roque, Lead Assistant Coach for the women's Ryerson Rams basketball team joined the Mike Roach Podcast. They discussed her experience as a summer league coach/scout for the Sacramento Kings, the importance of having a mentor like Roy Rana, why you should never say no to opportunities and a lot more. Please like, share and comment on everything OXP Media.

The first 2017 Memorial Cup Champion to join WinCity Sports after winning the cup, just 2 years ago. Hayden McCool, the former Windsor Spitfire and current Ryerson Rams hockey player, joins Drake on the podcast (08:51) to talk about his hockey career from growing up in the Durham region, being traded to Windsor, winning the 2017 Mem Cup, jumping into play at the University level, and what the future may hold for him. Support the show (http://gf.me/u/xpk4a5)

Carly Clarke is the head coach of Ryerson University's women's basketball program, and an assistant coach of Canada's women's national team. Carly guided the Ryerson Rams to a Canadian national championship final after the 2015-16 season, which was the first national title game the school had ever appeared in, in any sport. She has also coached multiple age group national teams to medal performances at FIBA tournaments. You can find more about Carly at: https://ryersonrams.ca/ Where Others Won't is recorded in Toronto, Canada, and was created by Cody Royle and Adam Esker. You can book Cody to speak, or learn more about his background by visiting: www.codyroyle.com

In Part 1, Ryan Drury and Clarkey are joined by former local junior hockey star and new assistant coach of the Ryerson Rams, Aaron Armstrong. Aaron details how he got into coaching, his time as a player at Ryerson and in junior with the Wingham Ironmen, and some of the great charity work he continues to do through his hockey career.

Ryerson Ram and Madawaska Madness member Joel Hannan joins the show this week! He has a unique path to high level volleyball. Growing up as a hockey player, Joel started playing rec tournaments in first year university and was hooked. Now a masters student Joel is a varsity athlete for the Ryerson Rams. We cover his path, OUA Volleyball, Beach, and his Masters studies on athletes and thier career paths.  Hope you enjoy this episode. Please leave a comment, we'd love to hear from you, and a 5star review! Stay excellence friends. 

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Ryerson Rams Roy Rana. In this episode, Coach Rana discusses his experience of coaching the World Select Team at the Nike Hoop Summit, his background coaching the Canadian National Teams and the great players Canada has produced, transitioning from the best Canadian high school job to Ryerson in 2009 and how his vision for the program has come to life over time, what makes Canadian Basketball unique, the similarities in style of play between his team & Fiba/European basketball as well as his beginnings in the Canadian education system. All that and more on Episode 115 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

Coach Brendan Suhr is joined by the Head Coach of the Ryerson Rams Roy Rana. In this episode, Coach Rana discusses his experience of coaching the World Select Team at the Nike Hoop Summit, his background coaching the Canadian National Teams and the great players Canada has produced, transitioning from the best Canadian high school job to Ryerson in 2009 and how his vision for the program has come to life over time, what makes Canadian Basketball unique, the similarities in style of play between his team & Fiba/European basketball as well as his beginnings in the Canadian education system. All that and more on Episode 115 of the Coaching U Podcast with Coach Brendan Suhr!

The guys talk some college hoops in Canada and the States.They interview Ryerson head coach and is on Team Canada basketball staff Roy RanaAlso an offseason Swish or Miss!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In quarter 1 (Raps Roundup) the group discusses the recent success of the Raptors including the games against the Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets and New York Knicks. Here, Greg tells us why after his visit to New York City, the Toronto Raptors have developed an empire state of mind. We also talk about upcoming games against the Pacers and potential playoff matchups for the team. In quarter 2 (NBA News) we talk about the possibility of the Spurs missing the playoffs, the recent hot streak of the Blazers and the return of Brandon Jennings. In quarter 3 (NCAA / March Madness) Brandan and Christian break down their mock draft picks in light of the ongoing march madness. Here they adjust their picks to match the needs of teams projected to draft 1-5 in the upcoming draft. In quarter 4, (Follow up interview with Adeel) Jovon and Greg interview Adeel Sahibzada ion his successful campaign with the Ryerson Rams varsity men’s basketball team at Usport’s Final Eight tournament in Halifax this past weekend. Here Adeel shares his thoughts on the coaching pedigree of coach Roy Rana, the potential of tournament standout Ammanuel Diressa’s and the growth of the game at the university-level in Canada.

On this week's podcast, we discuss Raptors ball, including three impressive wins against the Charlotte Hornets, Atlanta Hawks and the Washington Wizards. We then look at the recent play of forwards Pascal Siakam and CJ Miles, as well as taking a look at the roller coaster season for Norman Powell. We then look at general NBA news including the stumbling Cleveland Cavaliers, the mid season additions for the 76ers, the emergence of the Trailblazers as a viable contender in the Western Conference, as well as who will be the front runner for the eighth seed in the West. Additionally, we discus how Demar Derozan and how he's championing league dialogue towards mental health issues. We end the podcast interviewing Adeel Sahibzada, the head coach of Toronto Basketball Academy and assistant coach for the OUA finalist Ryerson Rams. We talk about his journey to becoming a basketball coach, the development of the Toronto Basketball Academy and the growth of the game in Toronto.

Episode four of the 2017-18 season has a bit of a University focus, as host Jake Jeffrey chats former OHLer and Ryerson Rams goalie Taylor Dupuis and gets a USPORTS update from Victor Findlay. Continue reading →

Fresh off of a record-setting summer with Canada's under-19 national team, Ryerson Rams women's basketball coach and newly appointed assistant coach of Canada's senior national team, talks with host Zandra Alexander about her approach to coaching, keeping a work-life-sport balance and what she brings to the court

Coach Roy Rana and top athlete Adika Peter-McNeilly chat with host Zandra Alexander about keeping it light, being leaders and the transformation of Rams basketball

Roy Rana of the Ryerson University men’s basketball program joins the show. Coach Rana started out as a high school coach at a couple different schools, one of them being Eastern Commerce high school where he won multiple provincial titles in his nine years there. As a university coach he has built the Ryerson Rams into a national powerhouse in the six years he’s been the head coach. This season he is returning from a one year sabbatical where he got a chance to spend more time with his family and coach his children. This past summer he coached the Canadian national junior team to a silver medal at the under 18 FIBA championships in Chile. He also had a great experience shadowing the Atlanta Hawks franchise during the NBA summer league. He’s also coached the World Team at the Nike Hoop Summit for six years representing Canada well and coaching for and against some of the biggest names in the NCAA and NBA. In this episode Coach Rana shares some great insights about starting a basketball program, the importance of building genuine relationships and he reflects on a couple of his coaching mentors and his great experiences this summer. ------------------- Help us celebrate encouraging coaches - nominate someone who deserves recognition www.coachcallstimeout.com/stories. ------------------- Get tickets to the documentary "Eastern": www.eventbrite.ca/e/eastern-documentary-screening-tickets-27501244964?aff=Roy Start your 7 day free trial with Coach Calls Timeout: www.coachcallstimeout.com/register/membership. Use the coupon code PODCAST. Show notes: www.coachcallstimeout.com/16. Leave an iTunes review: www.getpodcast.reviews/id/1094127789. Start your free Audible trial: www.audibletrial.com/coach. Thanks for your support! The Coach Calls Timeout Team

Following a historic year for Ryerson athletics, we talked to Kori Cheverie (assistant coach, men's hockey), Kyle Stewart (men's soccer player) and Ivan Joseph (director of athletics) about what to expect from the year ahead

Carly Clarke, the head coach of the women’s basketball team at Ryerson University joins the show. Carly shares some of the highs and lows she’s faced in her coaching journey. Coach Clarke and the Ryerson Rams recently won the silver medal at the Canadian University national championships. As you'll hear in the interview her coaching philosophies are designed to maximize her player’s potential and consequently the team’s. Follow Carly Clarke on Twitter: twitter.com/Carly_Clarke. Show notes for this episode: www.coachcallstimeout.com/5. Start your free Audible trial: audibletrial.com/coach. Leave an iTunes review: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1094127789. Thanks for the support! The Coach Calls Timeout Team