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WHL Podcast Episode 13: Alannah McCready

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In this episode, Jaclyn talks with  two-time University of Wisconsin NCAA Champion and singer/songwriter Alannah McCready. The Minnesota native started skating when she was three and stepped into the goalie crease for the first time at the age of ten. As she found her passion on the ice, she also found her passion for singing country music. All throughout middle school and high school, McCready was the only student who was a member of the choir and an athlete.

After she hung up her goalie skates, McCready decided to go all in as a singer/songwriter by pursuing her dream full time.

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