
Kathy Pippy
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May 25, 2026
It’s About Building Something”— Redefining Development and Creating a Lasting Legacy in Women’s Hockey with Kathy Pippy.
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Kathy PippyGUEST
I always had a lot of different ideas, and I tried to give really great experiences to my daughter and her teammates.

Kathy PippyGUEST
We did travel tournaments and, like, we went to San Jose for a t- a tournament, and we would go to Boston.

Kathy PippyGUEST
And when we would do these trips, we would always make sure to do some sort of historical or cultural activity, because I just thought it was really important.

Kathy PippyGUEST
Like, okay, we're traveling all this way, like, you need to learn something about where you're going.

Kathy PippyGUEST
And like San Jose, I mean, obviously there's San Francisco, and we did the cable cars and Alcatraz and the pier and all the things out there.
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24:07Erik MelansonHOST
What was the reasoning behind wanting to take it on the international stage? Was it partly to give that cultural experience, but was it also to kind of grow the game internationally to have theseFolks play with other people they may encounter on that world stage once in a day