Reading The Play - with Jeremy Lee

Jacquie Pierri: Brown Bear Brown Bear, The Muggles and winning the CWHL Championship

Inspired by the physical play of Scott Stevens of the New Jersey Devils, Jacquie Pierri navigates her way through the NorthEast US hockey scene. From being benched as a girl on a boys' team to winning the Clarkson Cup with the Calgary Inferno and being named an alternate captain, Pierri has a penchant for stepping up, especially when the naysayers make noise. (Ep. 07)

Kate Pexman: Safety landings, Knee scooter to the rescue and being crowned Canada West Champions

The story of Kate Pexman is nothing short of incredible. From suffering a torn ACL in Grade 9 to nearly being taken out by her own laptop, Kate has overcome so much to be one of the most dominant players the Canada West and U SPORTS has ever seen. (Ep. 06)

Niki Oudenaarden: Great Expectations, Escaping to Canada plus 'The Revival of Niki'

The journey of Heptathlete Niki Oudenaarden has brought her all over the world for competitions. Little did she know that all her triumphs and adversities shaped her character and helped her realize that Track & Field was more than just a sport. (Ep. 05)

Abby Spratt: TRU Volleyball, Cold Garden Tropikills, playing with arthritis

This Wolfpack setter was diagnosed with a physical condition early on in life BUT that didn't stop her from becoming one of the better playmakers at her position, backing it up with a Canada West All-Rookie selection. '3000' is ready to take her game to the next level after playing an instrumental part in her team winning the ONE Volleyball Championship in the summer of 2018. (Ep. 04)

Kelly Murray: Sacrifices from parents, learning moments at Cornell, how UBC hockey saved her career

The third of four girls, Kelly Murray is immersed into hockey life at a young age as her family traveled throughout Canada and the United States. She continues on that journey today, as she has rediscovered her love for the game. (Ep. 03)

Regan Fathers: Coming to Canada, roster battles plus learning a new position

Australian-born Regan Fathers makes the big move to Canada to pursue his dream of playing post-secondary volleyball. Plenty of stories including nearly being turned away at the border, favourite bench celebration and biggest cultural adjustments. (Ep. 02)

Doc Cassama: Playing without an ACL, the cutthroat business of the NFL and leadership development

The journey of Gambian-born Doctor Cassama who moved from Sweden to Calgary to pursue college football, enjoyed a standout career with the University of Calgary Dinos and eventually went through the NFL draft process. (Ep. 01)