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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 47 MIN

Parenting Young Athletes: Insights from Hockey Think Tank’s Topher Scott

from Moms Night Out · host Katie and Mandy

This week, the Moms sit down with Topher Scott — former D1 player, coach, hockey mentor, and co-host of the globally ranked podcast,The Hockey Think Tank — to talk about what’s really going on in youth sports today. From over-scheduled kids and toxic sidelines to the infamous “car ride home,” Topher shares his honest take on how parents and coaches can better support young athletes.He opens up about why fun should always come first, what to do when your child has a bad coach, and how to handle those tough moments of unsportsmanlike behavior. Whether you’re raising the next Olympic hopeful or just trying to survive another weekend tournament, this episode is full of real talk, practical advice, and perspective-shifting wisdom from one of the most thoughtful voices in sports.You can find Topher Scott on his globally ranked Podcast Hockey Think Tank.You can also check out his website or find him on instagramPlease leave us a Review if you enjoyed this episode!Follow us on instagram @momsnightoutmnoFollow us on tiktok @momsnightoutmnoVisit our WebsiteAmazon StorefrontShopMyMoms Night Out MNO Podcast

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