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WHL Podcast Ep. 17: Olivia Soares

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In this episode, co-host Ashley Mouzzon, speaks to Ohio State University alumni and WCHA Champion, Olivia Soares. Ashley talks to Olivia about her start in hockey, playing and helping build the women’s ice hockey program at OSU and winning the first ever WCHA Championship as a Buckeye.

Now in her new role as the women’s ice hockey assistant coach at Colby College, Soares aims to take her hockey career experience to help strengthen her athletes on and off the ice. She also talks about the importance of diversity and inclusion within the sport of hockey.

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Connect with Olivia:

@livsoares87

@livsoares87

 

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