This is part two of the three part interview that co-hosts Coach Bob Deraney and Hank Morse did with outgoing Hockey East Commissioner, Joe Bertagna. The guys talked about what it was like starting the ECAC women's conference and then the creation of the women's Hockey East. They also tapped Joe's expertise as a former goalie at Harvard University and goalie coach for the Boston Bruins, discussing the evolution from the stand up style to butterfly and hybrid styles and how goalies have evolved and developed in the women's game!

This is part one of the three part podcast co-hosts Coach Bob Deraney and Hank Morse did with Joe Bertagna, outgoing Commissioner of Hockey East and one of the pioneers of women's hockey. Joe was a goalie at Harvard University, started the Harvard women's hockey team, was the Commissioner of the ECAC and Hockey East, was a coach for the Boston Bruins and is one of the most respected people in the hockey world. They talked about how Joe started the women's program at Harvard, how it grew, his time with the ECAC and then Hockey East and how the women's game has grown and changed over the years.

Co-hosts Coach Bob Deraney and Hank Morse talk to world renowned sports pyschologist, Dr. John Sullivan, who has worked with the New England Patriots, the NBA, MLS, the English Premier League, Division 1 college athletic teams, Olympic national teams, NASA and the Navy Seals. Dr. Sullivan talked about the best approach for coaches and parents in youth athletics. He is fascinating to listen to!

Dr. Sullivan is the author of the book "The Brain Always Wins"!

This is part two of the interview Coach Bob Deraney and co-host Hank Morse did with Kendall Coyne, the captain of the United States women's national hockey team. Kendall talks about what it was like getting cut from her first Olympic team tryout and then what it was like making the team four years later. Then she talked about winning the silver medal in 2014 and eventually winning the gold in 2018. She then talked about her time playing pro hockey in Minnesota and then anwered some questions from girls that Coach Deraney has been instructing in youth hockey!

This is part two of Bob Deraney and Hank Morse's interview with legendary strength and conditioning coach Mike Boyle. Mike was the Boston University head strength and conditioning coach for over 30 years, coached the Boston Bruins for a decade, the 1998 U.S. Olympic gold medal winning women's hockey team and spent two years with the Boston Red Sox, winning a World Series Championship in 2013.

In this episode, Mike focused on how student-athletes should be training once they enter their teenage years and how his Olympic players improved once they embraced strength and conditioning!

This is part one of a two part podcast with Mike Boyle, world renowned strength and conditioning coach! Co-hosts Bob Deraney and Hank Morse talked to Mike about how he got his start in the industry, his time at Boston University and then with the US Olympic women's hockey team. Then, they asked Mike about WHAT AGE should children begin working out!

This podcast is part two of Bob Deraney and Hank Morse's interview with former UConn hockey star, Jaclyn Hawkins, one of the most prolific players in Hockey East history. Jaclyn went on to excel in the CWHL and then founded and still operated www.womenshockeylife.com, one of the premier on line resources for girls and women's hockey.

In this episode, part one of a two part interview, co-hosts Bob Deraney and Hank Morse talk with former University of Connecticut star Jaclyn Hawkins about her stellar career, starting with her life in Ottawa, her move to Connecticut to attend the Taft School and her career at UConn. Jaclyn is the founder and owner of womenshockeylife.com.

This is part two of Bob Deraney and Hank Morse's interview with Alyssa Gagliardi, the former Cornell University star and CWHL and NWHL All Star. Alyssa talked about her career at Cornell, transitioning to the pro game in the CWHL and then continuing her career in the NWHL. She also talked about her role as the Northeast Representative for the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association, what they are doing this season, the challenges ahead and what the future looks like for women's professional hockey!

In this episode, co-hosts Bob Deraney and Hank Morse talk with Alyssa Gagliardi, a Cornell University graduate and the current Northeast Representative for the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association. Alyssa grew up in North Carolina and went to Shattuck St. Mary's High School in Minnesota before attending Cornell. In part one of this two part podcast, Bob and Hank talk with Alyssa about the difficulties of playing youth hockey in the Raleigh area, her youth hockey experience playing on girls and boys teams, then going away to school in Minnesota when she was only 14, before eventually attending Cornell.