Canada women's national soccer team
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Oct 7, 2026
Shireen AhmedHOST
Super, super guys.
Amy WalshHOST
And I just wanted to say the Canadian Women's National Team handle on socials posted some videos and some pictures of D.B. Pridham, Mimi Alidou and Melissa Dagenais at A.S. Montes, which is like the soccer club that I grew up at.
Amy WalshHOST
I grew up in St. Bruno.
Amy WalshHOST
in the south shore of Montreal, and then the they fuse with another club and formed this new club called Montes.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
He has spent over 30 years teaching and researching in England, New Zealand, and Australia, and he's one of the most respected names when it comes to CLA and modern skill acquisition.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
He's worked alongside Keith Davids, consulted with teams like the Black Caps, Cricket Australia, and the Canadian Women's National Football Team, and he has co-founded the Constraints Collective.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
This episode is Ian telling you his own story in his own words, straight from backyard cricket to where he's at now with his distinguished career.
Javier Miller-EstradaHOST
We're showing it to give you a direct look at how a pioneer in this field built his career over many, many years and got to this level.
Jillian SakovitsHOST
So that's why on the show today we are discussing the most underrated players in the NWSL.
Jillian SakovitsHOST
And to cap off the show, we are gonna have an interview with one of the NWSL's biggest attacking stars, and that is Cloe Lacasse of the Utah Royals and the Canadian Women's National Team.
Jillian SakovitsHOST
This is a player who has produced across multiple leagues.
Jillian SakovitsHOST
She's got European trophies to her name and is putting up career numbers with the Utah Royals.
Amy WalshHOST
How poetic that Rob Gale, who is the, the coach for Valor, and has since folded team in, in CPL, and then went over to the Thorns, and then came back, and I know he's still involved in coaching somewhat, but is, is one of the co-founders along with, with Desi Scott.
Amy WalshHOST
And I thought it was also, um, very apt, Shireen, that you led your article off by saying that it was 40 years after the first women's national team camp was held in Winnipeg, and then Christina Litz doubled down on that to say that the path to NSL begins and ends with the members of the Canadian Women's National Team, and there would be no NSL Winnipeg without Desi Scott.
Amy WalshHOST
So the fact that it's the two of them, um, that are leading the charge in Winnipeg is, is very poetic.
Signa ButlerHOST
poetic.De- Desi Scott, we had a chance to...