Found A Way Podcast

After playing her first full season for the Zags, Callie was able to punch her ticket to the big dance, but along the way Callie was able to find her identity within the program. She has been able to grow this past season on and off the court.

After being one of the best volleyball recruits in the nation coming out of high school, Chloe talks about her early enrollment at Purdue, leadership style and how she has been able to block out all the noise off the court.

Nickolas was able to discuss about his leadership style, him leading by example while being more vocal. He also touched up on what makes Oklahoma state football program different from other power 5 schools and what he needs to work on to get drafted into the NFL in the near future.

Coming from an athletic family, GG was able to share her faith with God, and how God helped her through the transfer process. Now having a fresh start at the University of Virginia, GG has a bright future as she continues to strive for greatness everyday, as a player and student.

After coming into college fresh off a torn ACL, Cayla talks about how hard it was to play her first 2 seasons. Cayla is looking forward to taking on a leadership role for next season. She also elaborates on her legacy and what makes Virginia Women’s soccer different from other programs.

Entering her senior season, Abbey talks about how she manages her anxiety on the golf course, the importance of staying mentally sharp through all the distractions and being able to hold herself to a high standard throughout her career.

Arielle season kicks off in a month, we were able to dive deep into her growth as a person on and off the field, taking on a leadership role this year and the legacy she will leave behind at Clemson.

From being overlooked in high school to now making an impact at Arizona State as a freshmen, Austin elaborates on how his mentality and passion helped him persevere through adversity.

Coming from a basketball family, Bobby talks about what it’s like playing for his dad and the impact that Coach Hurley has had on him during his time at Arizona State so far. We also discuss mental health resources that Arizona State provides, chances of winning the Pac 12 and pushing towards a NCAA Tournament Bid.

After finishing her junior season, Zoee talks about the expectations she has for the volleyball program, the relationships that she has built with her teammates and expanding her leadership role going into her senior year. The University of Wyoming allowed Zoee to grow as person on and off the court during the past 3 years.

Ellie talks about her connection with God and how He has helped her through adversity during her time at Ashland. Ellie went through 3 coaches in 4 years and explained how she stayed committed, the importance of being a great leader and the impact she had on her teammates and coaches.

From being one of the most accomplished players in women’s lacrosse history, Coach Munday talks about how she got into coaching and the importance of having a great relationship with all her players at USC. We were able to dive into mental health and what intangibles she looks for in a player.

Tessa has a bright future at Harvard University. We talked about the importance of mental health, the genuine relationships she has with her teammates, and being able to adjust to a high academic standard.

Logan is bound to have a standout season at Grand Canyon University. We were able to elaborate on perseverance, adversity and mental health. After transferring from Kansas State, Logan has 3 years of eligibility left, great things in store for him.

Currently a junior on the women’s volleyball team at the University of Notre Dame, Charity was able to dive deep into her faith with God. Charity elaborated on how God helped her fight through adversity, also gave her perspective on mental health and how we can end the stigma.

On this episode I had the opportunity to talk to Coach Schult about recruitment, social media and the transfer portal. We took some time to talk about the memories we shared on the court at Wittenberg and elaborated on his journey to Centre College.

Coming from a family full of Division I athletes Coach Kimel was able to write her own story and make a name for herself. After playing Lacrosse at the University of Maryland, Coach Kimel decided to take the head coaching position at Davidson College, before becoming the head coach at Duke University. Coach Kimel elaborated on what she looks for in a player and the importance of mental health.

Jayson elaborates on why he picked Indiana state after transferring from Bradley. Jayson was able share his thoughts on mental health and provide us some insight on what he’s been working on this off-season to take his game to the next level.

From California all the way to South Bend Indiana, Kiara elaborates on her volleyball career at the University of Notre Dame. Kiara shares how Notre Dame has helped her personal growth by being held to a high standard academically and fighting through adversity while staying connected with God.

Playing professional basketball in France for the past few years, Wendall was able to resign and continue his career. Wendall talks about the overall impact France has had on him mentally, and the challenges that he had to overcome.

Coming all the way from China, Yufei elaborates on culture shock and having to adjust to the English language. She also provided her thoughts on mental health and how hard it was transferring twice before finishing her tennis career at Vanderbilt University

From player to coach, after a great career at Malone University, Daylan has now gone into the coaching route. Daylan was able to give advice to athletes who are playing AAU and we both dive deep into why it is important to put in the work now. The results will come, keep pushing through and trust God !!

This episode is a very special one, I was blessed to have Ashley Prange on the podcast again, diving deeper into mental health and faith. We were able to share our experiences with faith and how we were able to seek God during adversity as athletes.

Currently playing professional basketball in Vietnam, Clay shares his experiences from this past year. Adjusting to culture, style of play and time change. Clay also elaborates on being away from family and still being mentally strong enough to pursue his dreams and play at a high level.

Ashley takes us on a journey, giving us insight on her softball career at Ohio State and Alabama University. We dive deep into mental health and the challenges that Ashley has faced while playing for the crimson tide. It’s more than just softball, building relationships with your teammates and coaches is more important.