USA Hockey Magazine Podcast: Recent Episodes
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U.S. Women's Olympic Team head coach Joel Johnson talks about preparing his team for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games in Beijing.
Steve Cash, a 16-year-veteran of the U.S. National Sled Hockey Program and four-time Paralympian, talks about his retirement from the sport.
Jessica LeClerc, an official at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, shifts gears and is now helping the next generation of young officials achieve their dreams.
USA Hockey official and Health and Wellness expert Amanda Tassoni talks about what it takes to keep officials going strong on the ice in the latest USA Hockey Magazine podcast
Don Adam talks about how time on the ice as a USA Hockey official have helped him in his day job as a Louisville, Colo., police officer in this USA Hockey Magazine podcast.
USA Hockey's Roger Grillo talks about assembling a team to compete at the 2021 Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
Newly elected USA Hockey President Mike Trimboli talks about his vision for the organization.
After 15 years, three Olympics and nine Women's World Championships, Kacey Bellamy has decided to write the next chapter in her life. She talks about her career on the ice, the state of women's hockey and what comes next in this latest USA Hockey Magazine podcast.
The three finalists for the 2021 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award talk about being nominated as the top player in women's college hockey.
After representing Team USA on the international stage for 14 years, including at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, the Lamoureux sisters (Monique Lamoureux-Morando and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson) announce their retirement during this latest USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
After three Olympic Winter Games and seven IIHF Women’s World Championships, Team USA captain Meghan Duggan has decided to hang up her competitive skates. The Danvers, Mass., native talks about the next chapter in her life in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Hank Manz, USA Hockey’s 2020 Wm. Thayer Tutt Award winner! Manz has demonstrated an astounding dedication to the enhancement of ice hockey in his many years as a volunteer. He talks about the community support behind hockey in Lexington, what makes his house leagues unique and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to David Andrews, USA Hockey’s 2020 Distinguished Achievement Award winner! The President and CEO of the American Hockey League talks about the expansion of the AHL, partnering with USA Hockey to grow the game and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Stan Wong, USA Hockey’s 2020 Bob Johnson Award winner, presented by Nike! Wong exemplifies excellence in international ice hockey competition during a specific season of play in his role as a longtime athletic trainer with USA Hockey. He talks about using his role to ensure that players can reach their full potential, being a part of medal-winning teams and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Tom Kehr, USA Hockey’s 2020 Walter Yaciuk Award winner! This year’s recipient, recognized for his outstanding contribution to the coaching education program, talks about becoming a coach, what experiences have made him a better educator and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulation to John Helsdon, USA Hockey’s 2020 Chet Stewart Award winner! This year’s recipient, recognized for his outstanding contributions to the officiating education program, talks about transitioning from playing to officiating, the changes he’s seen through the years, keep young officials in the game and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulation to Al Pederson, USA Hockey’s 2020 John Beadle Adult Member of the Year, presented by Labatt Blue! The former NHLer talks about getting parents to participate in adult clinics, keeping his adult league fun and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Aubry, USA Hockey’s 2020 Excellence in Safety Award winner, presented by K&K Insurance! Dr. Aubry discusses how collaboration makes the game safer, how far preventative measures to reduce spinal cord injuries has come and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Raymond Kusch, USA Hockey’s 2020 Disabled Athlete of the Year! Kusch exemplifies excellence both on off the ice. He talks learning to skate and getting into hockey following his injury, progressing the game for amputees and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Jake Sanderson, USA Hockey’s 2020 Dave Tyler Junior Player of the Year! The MVP of the Biosteel All-American Game talks about his experience playing in the USNTDP, preparing for his first season of college hockey and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Dustin Wolf, USA Hockey’s 2020 Dave Peterson Goaltender of the Year, presented by Bauer Hockey! The goalie for the WHL’s Everett Silvertips talks about signing an entry level deal with the Calgary Flames, the growth of hockey in California and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Abby Roque, USA Hockey’s 2020 Bob Allen Women’s Player of the Year! The senior forward at the University of Wisconsin talks about her best season in hockey, having a virtual graduation celebration and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Congratulations to Rob Hartshorn, USA Hockey’s 2020 Adult Player of the Year, presented by Labatt Blue! Rob took some time to talk how he got his start in hockey, coaching and giving back to the game, what keeps him coming back to the rink and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
We're bringing you a special Mother's Day podcast featuring USA Hockey Magazine's resident hockey mom, Christie Casciano Burns. In addition to writing our monthly Hockey Mom column and juggling all that comes with being an athlete's parent, Christie is also an author of 3 books and an awarding winning television news anchor. Listen here to find out how she does it all in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine!
Jeremy Swayman sits down with USA Hockey Magazine following his announcement as the winner of the 2020 Mike Richter Award. Swayman discusses the similarities between Alaska and Maine, gearing up for professional hockey and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Scott Perunovich sits down with USA Hockey Magazine following his announcement as the winner of the 2020 Hobey Baker Memorial Award. The Minnesota native talks winning college hockey's biggest award, staying in shape and preparing for the NHL in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Clarkson University forward Elizabeth Giguere sits down with USA Hockey Magazine following her acceptance of the 2020 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. Giguere talks about winning the award with her whole team on Zoom, what she's up to since the season ended and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Long-time NHL head coach Peter Laviolette sat down with USA Hockey Magazine to discuss his recent appointment to head coach for the U.S. Men's National Team for the 2020 IIHF World Championships in May. Laviolette talks choosing his team and coaching staff, balancing a coaching career as a dad of athletes and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Wayne Coffey, author of the New York Times bestseller "The Boys Of Winter," sits down with USA Hockey Magazine prior to the 40th anniversary of the Miracle On Ice. Coffey discusses his deep-dive into the players in preparation for writing the book, some little known facts about America's most famous hockey team and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Bryan Pancich, the first NHL official from the state of Montana, talks to USA Hockey Magazine from the first annual Advanced Officiating Symposium. Pancich discusses his journey to the NHL, inspiring other Montanans in the game, giving back to other officials and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Neal Henderson, co-founder of the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club, talks to USA Hockey Magazine prior to his induction into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in December. Henderson discusses how Fort Dupont got its start, what it means to be inducted, what he wants his legacy to be and much more in this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Scott Paluch, head coach for Team USA at the Youth Olympics, talks to USA Hockey Magazine about the upcoming event. Paluch discusses team selection, watching former players in the WJC and much more on this episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
In the lead up to the 2020 IIHF World Junior Championships, head coach Scott Sandelin talks about the tournament with USA Hockey Magazine. Listen to Sandelin talk about the preparation for the tournament, spending the holidays abroad and more!
This podcast features Brody Roybal and Declan Farmer of the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team, and arguably two of the best sled hockey players in the world. The pair discusses the opening of this season, continuing to improve in years without major international events and more!
This episode features Matt Leaf and Kenny Rausch of USA Hockey discusses the Declaration of Player Safety, Fair Play & Respect from their different positions. Leaf and Rausch discuss the importance of the declaration, the reaction from the hockey community, and clarify that the declaration is not a rule change.
This podcast features Lara Hopewell, CEO and Founder of October Saves. Listen to hear about this amazing annual fundraiser benefitting breast and pediatric cancer research in the United States and Canada from the founder herself.
This podcast features David Hoff, head coach of the U.S. National Sled Team. In this episode, Hoff discusses the season-opening training camp, keeping players motivated, Jeff Sauer’s legacy and much more.
This podcast features Andy McElman, retired NHL linesman with 1,500 games under his belt. Coming from the Inaugural USA Hockey Advanced Officiating Symposium, McElman discusses enjoying the game, respecting young officials and his final game.
This podcast features Terry Fator, award-winning ventriloquist and stand-up comedian, and the title sponsor of the USA Hockey Warrior Classic. Listen to Fator discuss his involvement in the Classic, dedication to the military and partnership with the Vegas Golden Knights.
This podcast features Steve Cash, veteran goaltender for the U.S. National Sled Team. Cash is a four-time Paralympian and has won four medals, including three consecutive golds. Listen to Cash discuss the first training camp of the 2019-20 season, his future in the sport and his hometown team, the St. Louis Blues, winning the Stanley Cup.
This podcast features Dennis LaRue, a retired NHL veteran official at the Inaugural USA Hockey Advanced Officiating Symposium. LaRue discussed the issue with retention in young officials, how he stays involved with the game post-requirement and the upcoming Seattle franchise.
This podcast features Brian Murphy, the 2nd American official in NHL history to have worked 2,000 NHL regular season games. Before his presentation at the Inaugural USA Hockey Advanced Officiating Symposium in Bloomington, Minn., Murphy discussed how he got his start in officiating and his upcoming final season in the NHL.
This podcast features veteran NHL referee Chris Rooney at the Inaugural USA Hockey Advanced Officiating Symposium in Bloomington, Minn. Rooney is a decorated official with over 1,000 games and 3 Stanley Cup Finals under his belt. Rooney discusses USA Hockey and the symposium, what he does in the off-season and what it's like officiating the Boston Bruins in the 2019 Stanley Cup Final.
This podcast features Christian Wolanin, a defenseman for the U.S. Men’s National Team that is participating in the 2019 IIHF Men’s World Championship this month. The Ottawa Senators blueliner talks about how the tournament is going so far, exploring Kosice, learning from Ryan Suter, following in his father’s footsteps and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Patrick Kane, current captain of the U.S. Men’s National Team that is participating in the 2019 IIHF Men’s World Championship this month. The Chicago Blackhawks superstar talks about how last year’s tournament propelled him into a career-best 110-point NHL season this year, Team USA’s roster makeup, playing on the big ice, his impression of young phenom Jack Hughes and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features John Wroblewski, coach of the Men’s Under-18 National Team taking part in the IIHF Men’s Under-18 World Championship in Ornskoldsvik and Umea, Sweden from April 18-28. In addition, Wroblewski serves as the head coach of the U18s at USA Hockey’s U.S. National Team Development Program in Plymouth, Mich., completing his third season with the program. Wroblewski talks about the team’s trip overseas, their opening contest against Sweden, the intricacies of international play and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Cole Caufield, forward for USA Hockey's U.S National Team Development Program Under-18 National Team. Caufield, who has the most career goals at the NTDP with 108, is committed to the University of Wisconsin and poised to be selected in the upcoming 2019 NHL Draft. Caufield talks memories from playing in the USA Hockey National Championships, this special U-18 group, the IIHF Men's Under-18 World Championship in Sweden and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Bob Schell, chairman of the host committee for the Girls Tier II tournament in Amherst, N.Y., which runs Apr. 4-8. Schell discusses preparations for this year's tournament, the economic impact that hosting has on a community, how they plan to make the event special and a lifetime memory for its participants and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Kenny Rausch, USA Hockey's Director of Youth Hockey, talking about the lead up before Nationals kicks off next week, a deep dive into the selection process for each tournament, a look at the success of incorporating the 15-only tournament and what could lie in the event’s future and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Mike Mulhall, who is the USA Hockey National Tournament Chair, as well as part of the USAH Executive Committee and USAH Youth Council. Mulhall talks all things USA Hockey Nationals, from the selection process, to picking host sites and the work that goes on behind the scenes of putting on a great event and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Kendall Coyne Schofield, fresh off her barrier-breaking performance in the Fastest Skater event of the NHL All-Star Skills Competition and her broadcasting debut on NBCSN. The two-time U.S. Olympian and 2018 Olympic gold medalist discusses her whirlwind of a week, the growth of girls hockey, the upcoming Rivalry Series with Canada and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Matt Herr, a former NHL player and USA Hockey American Development Model regional manager (2013-15) talks about the ADM and how its grown. Currently the senior director of youth hockey and the industry growth fund for the NHL, Herr talks about how the ADM has helped grow interest in the game and youth hockey participation and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Maura Crowell, head coach of the U.S. Under-18 Women’s National Team that is currently competing in the 2019 IIHF Under-18 Women’s World Championship, where the U.S. is seeking its fifth straight gold medal. We talk the tournament in Obihiro, Japan, the Mansfield, Mass., native’s involvement with the U.S. National Team as well as diving into Crowell’s primary role as head coach of the women’s ice hockey team at the University of Minnesota Duluth and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Jason Robertson, who’s currently taking part in the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship with the U.S. National Junior Team. Robertson had a strong tournament opener with the U.S., generating numerous chances throughout the game. The Northville, Mich., native is currently the Ontario Hockey League’s leading points scorer (60) with the Niagara IceDogs. The Dallas Stars prospect walks us through the opening 2-1 win over Slovakia, his penalty shot, the upcoming tilt against Kazakhstan and more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features Mike Hastings, who is leading the U.S. into the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship. Hastings also serves as head coach of Minnesota State-Mankato, currently No. 8 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine college hockey poll. Hastings talks about the process of evaluating players, the difficulty in making cuts and the team’s identity and style of play in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features USA Hockey Director of Junior Hockey Marc Boxer. Boxer is the general manager of the 2018 U.S. World Jr. A Challenge team, with the tournament set to run from Dec. 9-16 in Bonneyville, Alberta. We talk the selection process, some notable players who have suited up in the World Jr. A Challenge for the U.S., this year’s group and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
This podcast features University of Minnesota Duluth Head coach Scott Sandelin. The Hibbing, Minn., native talks to us about this year’s group creating its own identity after last year’s National Championship winning squad, how the game is changing, and the World Juniors, where Sandelin will serve as an assistant coach for the U.S. and much more in the latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.
Mike Sullivan (Marshfield. Mass.), head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins and two-time Stanley Cup champion, talks about the importance of leadership, the impact of Jack Parker on him from his time at Boston University, to the trend of college coaches getting a crack at the NHL in this latest episode of the USA Hockey Magazine Podcast.