Found A Way Podcast

Putting it all together!! After his freshmen year at Bethel College, Riley is looking forward to a fresh start, we elaborated on off-season plans, mental challenges, expanding his role as a player, and being from Australia.

Tasia was able to give her opinion on important topics such as team culture, work ethic, and mental health. Coming from a strong foundation prepared her for any challenges that may come her way.

Jaycee Ruberti dream was to play at a power 5 school for softball and her dream came true, but the values she stands on as an athlete and as a person is more breathtaking. The journey to Columbus was worth it.

Fresh off a March madness appearance, Reyne Smith reflects on this past season and the journey of him coming from Australia to now playing a big role at The College of Charleston.

Building foundation within the program and elevating the standard at Syracuse is something that Liesel Odden is focused on. After coming back from a torn ACL she was able to break down the difference between mental toughness and mental health.

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.