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WHL Podcast Ep. 19: Ellen Tully

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Cohost Ashley speaks with former hockey photographer and first female to solely own a hockey team in North American Pro Hockey history, Ellen Tully. Ellen talks about her long history in hockey and her passion for community and giving back to her home town of Danville, Illinois.

Ellen also talks about being an owner in the SPHL and building her organization, the Vermilion County Bobcats, from the ground up. She stresses the importance of building resources for her players and staff such as mental health services and tuition assistance.

 

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Connect with the Vermilion County Bobcats:

@VCBOBCATS

@VCBOBCATS

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