Hey Hey! Here it is, the second half of the conversation with the amazing, fearless, dare I say tenacious Trenna Hill. On this Part Deux of the episode we dive into Trenna's time playing at Syracuse, Native American culture, how women's lacrosse fits into all of that, and finally Trenna's film debut!If you haven't listened to Part 1 with Trenna, I highly suggest you do that first before you press play. On this episode we talk about:1. Why going to Syracuse was important to her2. Playing at Syracuse for legendary Gary Gait3. What's next for Native American girls and sports4. Education in the Native American culture5. The intersectionality of identity Trenna has experienced6. Why her Masters in Higher Education is so important7. How she decided to uproot and head to California8. How she ended up in a feature film about lacrosse!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…osse-podcast-ep-5FEATURING:Host, Cassie BrunelleGuest: Trenna Hill (Syracuse 2014)MUSIC: "Relaxx" by Benny Salz

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