RUSH Hockey Talk

RUSH Hockey Talk

By Kelly Katorji
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RUSH Hockey Talk episodes

  • The state of youth women's hockey

    Associate head coach of the women's hockey team at St. Lawrence University Ted Wisner has worked in this area for well over a decade. During this time, he has seen a significant improvement in the quality of skating among female hockey players, though he believes there is still plenty of opportunity for those who “can skate like the wind, keep their head up and have a rocket shot.”

    22 min
  • The changing rules of recruitment

    Assistant coach of the women's hockey team at Quinnipiac University Eddie Ardito offers tips for parents and players struggling to navigate the recruiting process. Specifically, he breaks down the current communication rules and offers some idea of what to expect when they are revised in the months ahead. 

    22 min
  • Youth hockey and the off season

    Associate head coach of the Northeastern University women's hockey team Nick Carpenito has advice for parents and players curious about how to manoeuvre the off season. Should players keep busy with tournaments and showcases? Don’t miss Carpenito’s insight! 

    24 min
  • The rules of recruiting

    Richard Reichenbach discusses his recruiting efforts as head coach of the University of Maine’s women’s hockey team and recent changes to the rules regarding the recruitment of young players. He also explains his family-focused approach to coaching, offering advice for parents determined to see their children succeed on the ice.

    15 min
  • Building character


    Assistant coach of University of Connecticut’s women’s hockey team, Casey Handrahan explains what he looks for in the players he recruits. While performance and ability are most important, Handrahan puts a great deal of effort into finding players with character, as this makes for a more positive environment, maximizing the commitment of everyone on the team.

    23 min
  • Ivy League recruitment


    Assistant coach of Cornell University’s women’s hockey team, Dean Jackson talks about the key differences between Ivy League athletic opportunities and those available at other post-secondary institutions. Rather than offer scholarships, Ivy League universities are only permitted to provide financial aid.

    20 min

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North America's leading authority on youth hockey, RUSH has a reputation for trusted guidance and unrivalled success. The tradition continues on the RUSH Hockey Talk podcast, which provides valuable…