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Renata Fast | Season Two: Episode Four
Renata Fast is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on another not to be missed episode of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience.
A veteran of the Team Canada set up at just 25 years of age Renata talks about her hockey beginnings, choosing Clarkson University, winning the NCAA Championship and making the decision to go pro.
The conversation then shifts to getting drafted to the CWHL, entering the Team Canada set-up, playing in the World Championships, going to Pyeonchang for the 2018 Winter Olympics and signing up with the Professional Women's Hockey Player's Association which led to an invite to the NHL All-Star weekend in St. Louis.
A veteran of the Team Canada set up at just 25 years of age Renata talks about her hockey beginnings, choosing Clarkson University, winning the NCAA Championship and making the decision to go pro.
The conversation then shifts to getting drafted to the CWHL, entering the Team Canada set-up, playing in the World Championships, going to Pyeonchang for the 2018 Winter Olympics and signing up with the Professional Women's Hockey Player's Association which led to an invite to the NHL All-Star weekend in St. Louis.
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By The Nottingham PanthersRenata Fast is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on another not to be missed episode of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience.
A veteran of the Team Canada set up at just 25 years of age Renata talks about her hockey beginnings, choosing Clarkson University, winning the NCAA Championship and making the decision to go pro.
The conversation then shifts to getting drafted to the CWHL, entering the Team Canada set-up, playing in the World Championships, going to Pyeonchang for the 2018 Winter Olympics and signing up with the Professional Women's Hockey Player's Association which led to an invite to the NHL All-Star weekend in St. Louis.
A veteran of the Team Canada set up at just 25 years of age Renata talks about her hockey beginnings, choosing Clarkson University, winning the NCAA Championship and making the decision to go pro.
The conversation then shifts to getting drafted to the CWHL, entering the Team Canada set-up, playing in the World Championships, going to Pyeonchang for the 2018 Winter Olympics and signing up with the Professional Women's Hockey Player's Association which led to an invite to the NHL All-Star weekend in St. Louis.