Reading The Play - with Jeremy Lee

Brianna Decker: Setting the bar high, courage to create change, plus handling pressure on the biggest stage

Hailing from a town of 1,500 people, Brianna Decker knew that if she wanted go far in her hockey career she would need to leave the comfy confines of Dousman, Wisconsin. The two-time Olympian has always set a high standard for herself, which has led to her becoming a record breaker, history maker in many instances. This includes recording a 32-game scoring streak at Wisconsin (the longest ever for the women's program), taking part in a boycott of the 2017 World Championships for better support from the National Program, winning the first Olympic gold medal for the US in 20 years and establishing herself as a premier passer at the 2019 NHL All-Star game in San Jose. (Ep. 17)

Jermain Franklin: Favourite interview moments, top underrated Calgary sports stories plus the craziest demo tape miracle to get on at TSN

TSN reporter Jermain Franklin quickly realized that making the NHL wasn't in the cards for him, so he took his hard work ethic into the sports media industry and has developed into one of the best satellite reporters. Aside from the sharp suits and the golden radio voice, Jermain has established himself all over North America due to his extensive coverage of countless Grey Cups, NBA Finals and NCAA March Madness tournaments, not to mention his tireless reporting on the Calgary Flames and Stampeders. Follow along on some of his favourite moments since landing in Calgary in 2003, narrated by Stouffville's very own. (Ep. 16)

Tyler Latu'ila: Quit making excuses, staying open-minded plus navigating injuries at SAIT

Volleyball has been more than just a sport to Tyler Latu'ila. Growing up in New Zealand, life was sometimes chaotic and Tyler found peace and order while playing. After being confronted by a friend back home, Tyler eventually made the big jump to Canada to pursue a higher level of volleyball. His upbringing and vast experiences through volleyball have given him an interesting and honest perspective about the game. (Ep. 15)

Kacey Bellamy: Berkshire Prep, Olympic stories plus Unbroken Heart of Gold

After getting cut from her first National Team tryout, Kacey Bellamy rebounded quickly and rapidly emerged into a stalwart for the US women's National hockey program. Following three Olympics, including one gold (2018) and two silvers (2010, 2014), Kacey reminisces on some of her favourite moments from the Games. The Westfield, Massachusetts native recalls her early years at Berkshire Prep and her decision to attend the University of New Hampshire for college. From being on the Ellen Show to writing her own book, Bellamy has embraced her hockey life to the fullest. (Ep. 14)

Dakota Woodworth: Living outside of your comfort zone, scholarship surprise, plus new beginnings in Calgary

Growing up in Massachusetts in a family of professional skiers, Dakota Woodworth discovers the love of hockey. Playing mostly close to home for the majority of her life, the internal battle between wanting a change and staying within the familiar confines of hockey on the east coast, weighed heavily throughout Woodworth's journey. Little did she know, the change she was looking for would rest in Calgary, Alberta and has helped elevate her both personally and in her hockey career. (Ep. 13)

David Kapinga: What it takes to win a National Championship, fighting for your dream, plus the ultimate walk-on story

Basketball has been a major part of David Kapinga's life both on and off the court. From winning a National Championship with the Calgary Dinos to having to play with gloves on and having to scrape by for food in prep school, Kap has been to the mountain top, while digging himself out of the deepest holes. His fight, his resilience and his tenacity are all terrific qualities in this exceptional leader. (Ep. 12)

Dallas Soonias: The Maple Volleys, dealing with disappointment, plus crazy volleyball stories from around the world

Former Pro Volleyball player Dallas Soonias shares his ascension through the Canadian volleyball system, making stops at the collegiate, university, national and international levels. Dal has experienced pure jubilation from winning National Championships and becoming the first Aboriginal Canadian to represent the country at the highest level, to complete devastation as he watched his Olympic dream fall short from the sidelines. Follow along on this crazy ride narrated by Hunting Hills High School's very own. (Ep. 11)

Kelty Apperson: Life's a Peak, AUS hockey, plus favourite moments from first season with the Calgary Inferno

The journey of Calgary Inferno forward Kelty Apperson begins in Kitchener, Ontario. However, hockey has taken her all over Canada and she has been through her fair share of unfamiliar territory. Appy possesses a humility unlike any other and is not afraid to push herself to the limit in order to get herself closer to her highest potential. (Ep. 10)

Sean McKay: Taking the coaching route, ACAC Champions, plus learning moments from Nationals

The decision to pursue a volleyball coaching career has served Sean extremely well. One of the brightest minds in the game brings his wisdom out west and has transformed the program and culture of the SAIT Trojans. Even if volleyball isn't your sport, he has a plethora of great mentality that is applicable across the board! (Ep. 09)

Jeff Glass: NHL debut with Chicago, The Sweat Lab, plus the 2005 World Junior Hockey Championship

Anything is possible. The story of Jeff Glass contains plenty of patience and a mentality to prove people wrong. Hard work pays off, along with not giving up on your dream. Jeff talks living in Russia, balancing family life overseas and reminisces on some of his favourite moments at the NHL level. (Ep. 08)