The Cyn Bin: Recent Episodes
Cyndi Nightengale
Sports photojournalist Cyndi Nightengale and her guests give behind-the-scenes perspectives, memories and more on the ever-changing world of youth sports
Josh and his staff at the Fortis Academy train pro and amateur athletes using a holistic approach to development.
Volleyball and an accounting major at Division I Nebraska were key in helping Kelley find her way to the Wolves and Lynx
Emily had quite the softball career at Bloomington Jefferson and St. Olaf College. Instead of playing on or coaching, she has taken a differnt path in the athletics arena.
The apple didn’t fall far from the tree in the Evens family. And Jeff wouldn’t have it any other way.
John many have traded his typewriter for a twitter handle (@mshsljohn) but high school sports remains his passion.
Natalie grew up loving and playing hockey and eventually lacrosse. In her first year as coach in 2019, the Jaguars went 13-1. What was her secret to success?
Andy, a First Nation Canadian, educator and scout for the Junior A Dauphin Kings Hiockey Team, had a rough start to life, living in the streets as a teen. Athletics paved the way to a better life. Now, Andy is giving back to the game he loves helping kids who want to play hockey beyond high school. Interested in playing for the Kings? Contact Andy here: akubas@dauphinkings.com
Nicole, a standout catcher at Jefferson and the University of Illinois, has found a way to parley her passion for softball into a fast-growing business.
Long snapping isn’t the sexiest role in football, yet James Fisher, who was on 3 national championship teams at NDSU, has made the most of the position — including a shot in the NFL.
In past seasons, Rosey and his teammates would be playing games. Covid had other ideas and now the 2020 season has been delayed until the spring. How are the players handling no football in the fall? Roses offers some insight.
The Twin Cities Orthopedics athletic trainer chats about injuries, concussions and other challenges when working with student athletes.
Lynn Larson, 2019 Section Coach of the Year, has an ace in her pocket: Her dad and 81-year-old assistant coach Marv Hartung
Meredith Lang has 2 girls playing youth association hockey. The three of them speak candidly about the state of the game today.
Basketball has taken this Jaguar alum all over the world - literally. Marcus tells how his experiences at St. Thomas to Tonga has shaped his perspective on life.
Baseball is back, sort of. Bobby gives an insider’ s look at covering a Major League team before and during Covid-19
Paul Roach talks about his first year at the helm, how raising three girls has influenced his coaching style and what’s next for the Jaguars
Talking shop with Tom Morris, TeMo Photo. Tom reveals secrets to his success shooting high school sports, NWHL Whitecaps, NHLers in Da Beauty League and more
Coach Ryan is a girl dad and advocate for women hockey coaches. He gives an inside look at the girls game, how he deals with parents of players and where the Jeffetson program is headed.
Catching up with the Jaguar alum who attended and pitched at Oklahoma before being was drafted by the Nationals in 2018.