What does it take to compete at an elite level in two completely different sports?

Team GB bobsleigh athlete and three-time British shot put champion Adele Nicoll joins She’s Got Game to talk about chasing the Olympic dream in both.

We discuss balancing two elite sports, overcoming injury just months before the Winter Olympics and the mindset required to perform when everything is on the line.

What does it mean to make it in sport when you’re not the one in the spotlight?

This week on She’s Got Game, I’m joined by Amanda Tassoni, an elite ice hockey official heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics. A former player turned referee, Amanda has built a career at the highest level of the game, officiating in the American Hockey League and breaking barriers in spaces where women are still the exception.

This conversation explores non-linear paths in sport, the identity shift beyond being an athlete, mental toughness under pressure and the quiet leadership it takes to belong in elite environments on your own terms.

At the Olympics, it all comes down to whether you can put it down when it counts.

Fresh off the Winter Olympic Games, Team GB freeski star Kirsty Muir joins She’s Got Game to talk Slopestyle, Big Air, pressure, risk and what it really feels like to compete on the world’s biggest stage.

From going to her first Olympics at 17 to returning at 21, Kirsty opens up about managing fear in a high-risk sport, coming back from ACL surgery, navigating fourth place heartbreak and learning to focus on performance over results in a judged discipline.

This is a conversation about composure, creativity and delivering under pressure, both in sport and beyond.

Olympian and Diamond League champion Livi McTaggart joins She's Got Game to explore the mindset behind elite pole vault. Representing New Zealand on the Olympic stage, Livi reflects on transitioning from gymnastics, rebuilding after injury and becoming one of the leading names in international athletics.

We talk about high-performance psychology, navigating ADHD in elite sport, competing on the world stage and the self-trust required to perform under pressure. This is a conversation about ambition, resilience and what it really takes to clear the bar.

Just weeks before the Paris Olympic Games, British diver Scarlett Mew Jensen fractured her spine and still won Olympic bronze. 

But this episode is about more than a medal. It’s about the hidden sacrifices of elite sport, the mental load of judged performance, the pressure of Olympic cycles and the reality of being a young woman constantly watched, scored and compared. 

More than anything, it’s about who Scarlett is as a person, not just an athlete. 

Former Grand Prix dressage athlete Shayne Allise Steyteyieh joins She’s Got Game to reflect on what it really feels like to reach the top of your sport and realise it isn’t the answer you expected.

Shayne opens up about losing clarity after achievement, navigating sponsorship and representation as a Palestinian athlete, and why learning to control her own narrative became central, both during her career and in the work she now does with athletes through 3XV Sports.

A conversation about slowing down, thinking long-term and building a career and identity beyond results.

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Dora Atim returns to She’s Got Game for a candid conversation about running, leadership and what it really means to stay consistent without breaking yourself.

We talk about rejecting perfection and “microwave success,” redefining resilience, what investment in diversity & community actually looks like and why rest, patience and long-term thinking matter more than chasing clout or times. 

This episode is about running - and life - on your own terms.

Resilience is celebrated in women’s sport, but the cost of staying resilient for years is rarely talked about.

In this solo episode of She's Got Game, I reflect on conversations with women competing at the highest level and the themes that kept surfacing behind the scenes; from the reality that making it doesn’t always mean security to the loneliness that can come with progress, performing through bad days and navigating identity when results change.

This episode isn’t about winning. It’s about what it takes to stay in it.

From her first swing to competing on the Ladies European Tour, Annabell Fuller shares the highs, the setbacks and the defining moments of her golfing journey. She opens up about life as a female golfer, the pressures you don’t see on the scorecard and what it takes to keep believing in yourself when the spotlight isn’t always equal. A candid conversation about growth, resilience and what it really means to play at the highest level.

Claire Prince’s journey is about more than training and competition - it’s about curiosity, resilience and discovering what she’s capable of. From building a career in NYC as a trainer to stepping into the boxing ring on the international stage,  Claire shares the moments that tested her, shaped her and pushed her forward. In this episode, she opens up about setbacks, mental grit and the mindset that fuels her both in life and in sport - a story of growth, courage, and finding your own path.