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Ohio State men’s basketball beat reporter Adam Jardy recaps last night’s 84-74 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers on the latest episode of the BuckeyeXtra basketball podcast. During this edition we recap our key takeaways from this game and look ahead to the upcoming game against the Miami RedHawks. Finally, we talk about what the fans and Dispatch text subscribers are saying regarding this current Ohio State team.

In this episode of From The Players, we explore the inspiring journeys of Wisconsin natives and exceptional softball players, Sydney Strelow and Ally Miklesh. Discover how they (and host Sydney Supple) all transitioned from their small-town Wisconsin upbringings to excelling at the highest collegiate level. This empowering conversation is dedicated to every young girl from a small town, demonstrating that with determination and hard work, they can achieve ANYTHING they set their minds to!

About Ally Miklesh

• Hometown: Stevens Point, Wisconsin
  • A 4-year starter for The University of Wisconsin where she led the team in stolen bases and was second on the team in batting average and runs scored.
  • As a graduate student, Ally is taking her fifth year at Clemson University where she has started 40 games in left field. 
  • You have seen her diving catches on SportsCenter Top 10!! 
  • Wisconsin High School State Champion for Stevens Point High School 
• Parents of Bob and Michelle
  • Father played baseball at Central Michigan in 1987 and then played at UW-Eau Claire from 1988-91. Now he runs and coaches for Fire Pros Fastpitch. 
  • Mother was on the dance team at UW-Eau Claire And UW-Madison
  • Two younger sisters both play collegiate softball. Meg plays at Creighton and Maddy plays at DePaul. 
• Clemson player page
• Social Media handles: Instagram | Twitter | TikTok

About Sydney Strelow

• Hometown: Kenosha, Wisconsin
  • A four-year utility starter for Minnesota where she has played second base, first base, and the outfield. 
  • Holds numerous hitting records at Bradford High School where she led her team at the state tournament in 2019.
  • Named Kenosha County Outstanding Athlete of the Year.
• Parents of Matthew and Samantha Strelow
  • Has three siblings
  • Majoring in Kinesiology
• Minnesota player page
• Social Media handles: Instagram | TikTok

Let's Connect:

• Sydney Supple: Twitter | Instagram | Northwestern
• From The Players pages: SportsEpreneur | KazSource Podcast Network
• SportsEpreneur: TikTok | Instagram | Twitter

Related Episodes on SportsEpreneur:

• Finding Identity Outside of Sport
• Sydney Supple, Episode One
• Empowering The Next Generation of Players

Credits:

• From The Players is the property of KazSource, Inc. Presented and produced by SportsEpreneur. Part of the KazSource Podcast Network.
• Music provided by Haley Hooper | Website | Song: Love Me Anymore on Apple & Spotify

Ohio State men’s basketball beat reporter Adam Jardy recaps last night’s 70-67 loss to the Minnesota Golden Gophers on the latest episode of the BuckeyeXtra basketball podcast. During this edition we provide our takeaways from this game, talk about how this was a game that the Buckeyes should have won, and discuss how this is Chris Holtmann’s worse loss in his tenure so far with Ohio State.

In Episode 23 of The People Podcast, Brian is back with another PEOPLE PROFILE. This time, it's about Johnny Campbell, who is considered to be the very first cheerleader!

PEOPLE PROFILES are episodes that don't include an interview with a person, but rather, a story about their life and legacy. Johnny Campbell first started cheerleading in 1898, and his endeavors sparked a nationwide movement that has only gotten bigger since.

If you've ever wondered how the sport of cheerleading was created...you're in the right place.

So listen along as Brian tells the story of Johnny Campbell, the University of Minnesota medical student who helped pioneer cheerleading as we know it.

The fellas are back to talk about the 20th ranked Hawks and their showdown with the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

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Host Tony Liebert breaks down the Gophers week five contest with Purdue. He talks about the Boilermakers' roster, highlights their pass attack, and what Minnesota's path to victory might look like on Saturday.

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Welcome to the 14th episode of SnackWalls. We are almost a week 👊🏾 into this party.

Rob is a product marketing guru at Lyft and a Golden Gopher. It was interesting hearing about the solid work happening within the shops he has been at.

Rob points out the paradox that you need more diversity in leadership to influence hiring, but how do you get more diversity in leadership if diverse candidates aren't being hired in the first place? Rob shares his experience and exposure to various employee resource groups that take a step in the right direction towards successful inclusion programs. At Lyft, there are many younger folks. They have one such employee resource group called uplift parents that focuses on helping folks that are new to parenthood.

Rob is Head of Driver & Lyft Business Partnership Marketing. Rob has over 14 years of experience in marketing and technology. He is driven by a belief in continuous learning and finding ways to make a positive impact on not only the business but also the workplace environment. A veteran of FANDOM and Yahoo, he is outstanding at leading go-to-market strategies.

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