Will Paterson has racked up numerous accolades throughout his illustrious soccer career, including a state championship in high school and a national semi-final appearance for FC Stars of MA. After captaining the varsity team his senior year, he's taken his talents to UMass Lowell where he plays Division 1 soccer for the River Hawks. Hear the story of how he went from struggling to make the in-town top team as a middle schooler to now inching towards a starting position on a nationally ranked Division 1 team. 

Jake Hatch is a rising sophomore at Emerson College who plays baseball for the men's varsity team. A talented infielder who has devoted countless hours to studying the mechanics of the game, Jake constantly looks to gain a competitive edge over his opponents. In this episode, Jake discusses his obsession with baseball mechanics, his ups and downs with high school baseball, and how he got recruited to Emerson College. Furthermore, he touches on his future aspiration of being a sports journalist and reveals his role models and passions within the industry.

Matt Kleiman excels both inside and outside of the classroom. The 3:50 1500m runner is a state champion in the mile, a cross country state champion, and a top Division 3 runner. He also boasts an incredible academic portfolio, earning admission to the prestigious Johns Hopkins University where he studies math and physics. Learn about how he strikes a balance between these two worlds, how he finds joy in running, and more on this jam-packed episode. 

Chris Ratliffe, who comes from a family of decorated runners, is a product of the process. Over the course of his high school career, he improved his 5k cross country time by 3 minutes and cut roughly 40 seconds off his mile time. Hear about his keys to success, the role his accomplished family has played in his career, and tips to his younger self. 

One of the premier teenage runners in Massachusetts speaks about his unorthodox journey with running, including his roots with soccer, winning two state championships in high school, and one of the biggest decisions in his life.