We are baa-acck! With another juicy episode of Outside the Eight. This is Part 1 of a two episodes with the amazing, fearless, dare I say tenacious Trenna Hill. Prepare to get schooled on a few things including what it means to grow up playing lacrosse as a Native American girl, a breakdown of the Creator's Game, persevering through a lot of tough stuff, and creating avenues for future generations of female lacrosse players. The conversation with Trenna was so good we had to break it into two. On this episode we talk about:1. Growing up on Onondaga Reservation2. What the Creator's Game is all about3. Picking up a (non wooden) lacrosse stick as a young girl4. Experiencing ridicule and bullying just by doing something you love5. The intersectionality a half Native American half Non Native woman experiences6. The pronunciation of some words that are tough to say7. A brief history of both men and women's lacrosse8. Why you should stay tuned for next week's Part 2 of the conversation!Trenna grew up in upstate New York, played at Syracuse (2014), played in the 2007 and 2013 world cup with the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) National team. She recently completed her Master's in High Education at Syracuse and packed her bags to move out west. Along with coaching with Defy Athletics and other club team's when she has time, she is the head coach for both UCLA women's lacrosse and Palos Verdes High School.Let me know what you think, you can email [email protected] and RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE (you can do this on Soundcloud or the podcast app on your phone). For more: laxallstars.com/outside-the-eight-womens-lacrosse-podcast-ep-4FEATURING:Host, Cassie BrunelleGuest: Trenna Hill (Syracuse 2014)For a full run down visit: Future guests include WPLL Players, current and former college players, and coaches, and other game growers!Music provided by Argofox:Ampyx & Inova - All I Wantyoutu.be/slmHZro6w54

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