On Episode 72 of Rinkside Rundown, I sit down with Anna Bargman, captain of the Yale Bulldogs and one of the most exciting names heading into the upcoming PWHL Draft.

In this episode, Bargman shares her journey from winning state and national titles to leading Yale through a pivotal era for the program. We talk about what it means to wear the “C,” how she’s grown as both a player and a leader, and why now feels like the right time to take the next step into professional women’s hockey.

Whether you're following the NCAA season, curious about PWHL draft prospects, or just love hearing from the game’s future stars, this conversation offers a real look at what it takes to lead, win, and keep growing in today’s women’s game.

Bargman opens up about her competitive drive, the importance of team culture, and her mindset heading into the next phase of her career.

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On this episode of Rinkside Rundown, I sit down with Shay Maloney, a dynamic forward making her mark with the Boston Fleet in the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL).

Maloney reflects on her journey from a standout NCAA hockey career to the pro ranks—where she now competes alongside some of the sport’s biggest names. We dive into her experience joining the Fleet in the PWHL’s second season, what the adjustment to pro hockey has been like, and the mindset that fuels her both on and off the ice.

Whether you're a longtime NCAA fan, new to the PWHL, or just love a great hockey story, this episode gives you a front-row seat to one of the league's rising stars. Maloney talks development, leadership, and what excites her most about the future of women’s hockey.

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On Episode 70 of Rinkside Rundown, I sit down with Reichen Kirchmair, a star forward for the Providence College Friars.

In this episode, Kirchmair shares her journey from the Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins to representing Team Canada at the U18 Women’s World Championship, where she won gold. We dive into her standout 2024-25 season—where she was named Hockey East Player of the Year, earned a unanimous First Team All-Star selection, and was honoured as Female Athlete of the Year for Team Sports at Providence College.

Whether you're a fan of NCAA hockey, Hockey East, or women’s hockey in general, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at one of the sport’s fastest-rising stars. Kirchmair discusses her path to success, what drives her on and off the ice, and how the women’s game continues to evolve.

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On Episode 69, host Chris Sinclair sits down with Jenna M. Prestidge—athlete, author, and creator of the ”Rosie the Hockey Player” book series.

Jenna shares her journey from hockey player to published author, the inspiration behind her newest release, ”The History of Women's Hockey” (created in partnership with the PWHL), and how storytelling is helping grow the women's game.

We dive into representation, inspiring the next generation, and why honoring women's hockey history is more important than ever.

If you’re passionate about women’s hockey, sports storytelling, or youth development, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

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On Episode 68 of Rinkside Rundown, I’m joined by Grace Beer, goaltender for the Dalhousie University Tigers.

Beer shares her journey through the ranks of Canadian hockey—from her junior days with the Oakville Hornets to becoming a standout in the AUS with Dalhousie. We talk about her evolution between the pipes, what it takes to compete at the U SPORTS level, and the experience of representing Canada on the international stage at the FISU Winter Games. Beer also offers her thoughts on the growing momentum in women’s hockey and how increased visibility is changing the game for the next generation.

Don’t miss this conversation with one of U SPORTS’ most poised and passionate goaltenders, only on the latest episode of Rinkside Rundown—the podcast that brings you inside the world of women’s hockey, one story at a time.

On Episode 67 of Rinkside Rundown, I’m joined by Kassidy Sauvé, goaltender for the Toronto Sceptres in the PWHL.

Sauvé walks us through her road to the pros—starting with a standout NCAA career, continuing through a memorable stint in Europe, and now making her presence felt in the PWHL.We chat about her approach to the game, what it means to play in her hometown, and how she’s finding her rhythm with the Sceptres. She also shares her perspective on the league’s growth and the energy building around women’s hockey in Toronto and beyond.

Don’t miss this episode featuring one of the PWHL’s most composed and driven goaltenders, only on the latest episode of Rinkside Rundown—the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of women’s hockey, one story at a time.

On Episode 66 of Rinkside Rundown, I’m joined by Morgan Neitzke, a high-impact forward with the Lindenwood University Lions.

Neitzke takes us through her journey—from growing up in the Great Lakes State to becoming a driving force for the Lions. We chat about her development as a player, the pride she takes in representing her hometown, and what it means to lead the way offensively at the NCAA level. She also shares insight into the culture at Lindenwood and what fuels her competitive edge on and off the ice.

Don’t miss this episode featuring one of college hockey’s most driven and dynamic forwards, only on the latest episode of Rinkside Rundown—the podcast that takes you behind the scenes of women’s hockey, one story at a time.

On Episode 65 of Rinkside Rundown, I’m joined by Dayle Ross, a standout defender for St. Cloud State.

We dive into her journey—from growing up in Alberta to becoming a key piece of St. Cloud’s defensive core. Ross shares what drew her to the program, how she’s developed her game at the NCAA level, and the mindset it takes to compete in one of the toughest conferences in college hockey. Plus, we talk about leadership, team culture, and what’s next for her on and off the ice.

Don’t miss this in-depth conversation with one of college hockey’s most reliable blueliners! Make sure to click that like and subscribe button so you never miss an exciting episode!