Oct 10, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 11 segments
Yes! Logan Breuer and Craig Kennedy catch up with 2022 Lake City Alum, Natalie Bremer. She is the all-time leading scorer at MSU - Mankato, a National Champion, and the 2026 D2 Female Athlete of the…
Natalie BremerGuestCraig KennedyHostLogan BreuerHost
And so just working over there in the sports medicine department and just kind of really loving it.
Like I flashback, I graduated from lacrosse in 2019 and it's like, You go from being an athlete and a student to being an adult and paying bills and a real job.
So just kind of taking that aspect and having your first real job of the real world and taking that into effect.
those first couple of months, it was, I think it was kind of asking me what's going on here because we're not always in pain all the time.
Yeah, like how does it feel to not be preparing for a season for the first time and like...
But even that, you were probably thinking about it by now, even in high school too.
But what, 10 years worth of probably, and there's nothing on the horizon for hoops.
And that was super weird just to feel like you have a break and you're not competing for something, or you're not planning or preparing or just doing things that are going to put you up for success in your future for the season.
just kind of that aspect of everything was wild for me personally and just you know even mentally just having you know just you're not being competitive all the time you know so like that's just like a different aspect of things and so finding ways to you know continue that because I don't know life would be pretty boring if you weren't always competitive at least for
And so just working over there in the sports medicine department and just kind of really loving it.
Like I flashback, I graduated from lacrosse in 2019 and it's like, You go from being an athlete and a student to being an adult and paying bills and a real job.
So just kind of taking that aspect and having your first real job of the real world and taking that into effect.
those first couple of months, it was, I think it was kind of asking me what's going on here because we're not always in pain all the time.
Yeah, like how does it feel to not be preparing for a season for the first time and like...
But even that, you were probably thinking about it by now, even in high school too.
But what, 10 years worth of probably, and there's nothing on the horizon for hoops.
And that was super weird just to feel like you have a break and you're not competing for something, or you're not planning or preparing or just doing things that are going to put you up for success in your future for the season.
just kind of that aspect of everything was wild for me personally and just you know even mentally just having you know just you're not being competitive all the time you know so like that's just like a different aspect of things and so finding ways to you know continue that because I don't know life would be pretty boring if you weren't always competitive at least for
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