TIANS Sports Spotlight

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On this episode of the TIANS Athlete Spotlight, we chat with Alton Hood, the passionate play-by-play announcer for the Valley Wildcats.Alton shares how his journey into sports broadcasting started with his brother, Hunter Hood, playing on the team.What began as commentating for fun has now turned into a paid gig, allowing him to get a unique perspective on the game.Alton also talks about developing his own personal style and how it helps him catch the "little things" that a regular fan might miss.We put him on the spot to get a live goal call for his brother, Hunter.You won't want to miss this inspiring conversation with one of the sport's next-generation broadcasters.Proudly Presented by TIANS

🏒 NSU18 Major Hockey Pre-Season Showdown 🏒Get ready, Halifax! The ice is heating up at the legendary Halifax Forum as the Halifax Macs host the Valley Wildcats in a thrilling NSU18 Major Hockey League pre-season clash.Played September 6th, 2025Brought to you by TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Game 1: Halifax Mets vs. Dartmouth Dry📍 Beazley Field \The playoffs kick off with a fierce showdown! Tune in live on Firm Foundation Media Radio Network and catch every pitch, hit, and moment that matters.Proudly Presented by TIANS

Step into the world of Halifax Mets pitcher, Ben Weatherston, on the TIANS Athlete Spotlight!We're talking earliest baseball memories, from playing catch with his dad at age four to transitioning from third baseman to pitcher.Ben shares why he's a lifelong Blue Jays fan and what's on his game-day plate and in his snack bag.Plus, find out why the Halifax boardwalk holds a special place in his heart.Don't miss this one!Click here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Dartmouth, NS - In this TIANS Athlete Spotlight, we chat with Layton Cuvilier from the Dartmouth Dry.Layton shares his earliest baseball memories growing up in Hantsport, Nova Scotia, with his dad as his coach.He also reveals his favorite team and childhood sports idol. Layton explains why he chose to play for the Dartmouth Dry and what it means to him, noting that many of his teammates are guys he grew up playing with.Plus, he shares his favorite baseball moment and his favorite place in Nova Scotia.Click here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Athlete Spotlight!Dartmouth, NS - For those looking for a sneak peek into the world of Halifax Mooseheads player Callum Aucoin, a recent interview is a must-listen.Get ready to hear about:Mini-Sticks Mayhem: Find out what his funniest memory of playing mini-sticks was.The Go-To Meal: Learn what "pretty good" meal his dad makes for him before game day.A Nova Scotia Gem: Discover why he chose Peggy's Cove as one of his favorite places to visit in Nova Scotia.A Blizzard of a Secret: Hear about his favorite cheat day treat.Rebellious Fandom: Why he became a fan of the Ottawa Senators just to "revolt" against his parents.Tune in now to hear more from Callum Aucoin!Visit TIANS - Click HereProudly Presented by TIANS

Check out our exclusive interview with Halifax Mooseheads player Danny Walters!In this interview, Walters talks about why he chose to model his game after the "all-time leading goal scorer" and reveals his favorite cheat meal.He also shares his earliest hockey memory and opens up about his favorite spot in Nova Scotia.You'll also get to hear a story about why he chose to become a fan of the Washington Capitals because his dad didn't like them.Listen now to get to know more about Danny Walters, both on and off the ice.Visit TIANS - Click HereProudly Presented by TIANS

🎙️ NSSBL Game of the Week ⚾Get ready for a showdown under the lights! The Halifax Mets take on the Dartmouth Dry at historic Beazley Field in Dartmouth.It’s a battle for bragging rights in the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League — and the stakes are high. 📻 Catch it live on the Firm Foundation Media Radio Network, proudly brought to you by TIANS — the Tourism Industry Association of Nova Scotia, supporting community, culture, and the spirit of sport. Two teams. One field. Endless excitement.Let’s play ball!Proudly Presented by TIANS

Dive into the TIANS Athlete Spotlight with Chris Head, the manager of the Dartmouth Dry.Chris shares his cherished memories of playing Little League, reveals his biggest influences in baseball, and discusses the competitive nature of the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League.He also offers a fun look at the team's dynamics, including who the biggest prankster is, who's the fastest runner, and who would win a hot dog eating contest.Plus, hear about the biggest adjustments he's made in his transition from player to manager.Click here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

🎙️ TIANS Game of the Week Get ready for a showdown at Memorial Park! The Halifax Mets square off against the Kentville Wildcats in a high-stakes clash from the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League. Catch every pitch, hit, and home run — only on the Firm Foundation Media Radio Network.Click here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

In this edition of the TIANS Athlete Spotlight, e caught up with Kentville Wildcats baseball player, Colby Turple.He shared some of his favorite memories, pre-game rituals, and who he'd love to have dinner with.Having played baseball since he was a child, Colby has no shortage of memorable moments. He counts winning the college Nationals in Alberta as a major highlight, along with winning a silver medal in the senior league and a bronze in junior. "It's hard to pick just one," he said.When asked who he would love to have dinner with, Colby quickly named legendary slugger Barry Bonds and Hall of Fame pitcher Randy Johnson.Colby also admitted to a pre-game superstition he's had since childhood: he never walks on the foul line. He always steps over it, a habit that has "just stuck with me," he said with a laugh.Colby enjoys exploring his home province and loves taking scenic drives through the countryside, something he grew up doing in his small hometown. "There's a lot of stuff to explore," he noted. He also loves playing against the Halifax Mets, enjoying the familiar faces and friendly competition that comes with playing against guys he's known for years.We wish Colby and the Kentville Wildcats the best of luck for the rest of the season!Visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

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From June 17, 2025TIANS Game of the Week featuring Dartmouth Dry visiting Mainland Commons to take on the Halifax Mets in Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League action.Proudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Athlete Spotlight!Halifax, NS - In the latest episode, we shine a spotlight on Chris Thibideau, the talented shortstop for the Dartmouth Dry, who has been making waves in the baseball community.After a comeback victory against their rivals, the Halifax Mets, Chris shares his journey from a young boy playing catch with his dad to a key player in one of Nova Scotia’s most iconic baseball franchises.Chris recalls his earliest memories of baseball, which started at the age of four.He reminisces about playing tee-ball and moving up through the ranks, eventually finding his place as a shortstop. His passion for the game was heavily influenced by his childhood idol, Derek Jeter. Chris's admiration for Jeter is clear, as he shares how the legendary player inspired him to pursue baseball with dedication and enthusiasm.As a member of the Dartmouth Dry, Chris feels a deep connection to the team and its legacy. He emphasizes the importance of community and the pride of playing for a franchise that has produced many legends over the years.For him, Beazley Field is more than just a baseball diamond; it’s a home where he has created countless memories with family and friends.In an exciting game against the Halifax Mets, Chris and his team showcased their resilience. Despite being down early in the game, the Dry maintained a relaxed mentality, which allowed them to turn the game around in the top of the 7th.Chris explains the importance of not hitting the panic button and how their ability to stay calm under pressure has contributed to their success this season.With an impressive record of 8-0, Chris offers a scouting report on the Dartmouth Dry, highlighting their strong reputation in the league.He acknowledges the skill and determination of his teammates, and his excitement for the future of the team is contagious. Chris's insights into strategy, teamwork, and the spirit of competition make this episode a must-listen for sports enthusiasts and aspiring athletes alike.Join us as we delve into Chris's experiences, his thoughts on the game, and what it truly means to be part of the Dartmouth Dry. Whether you’re a baseball fan or just looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and heartfelt stories that resonate beyond the diamond.Don’t miss out—tune in now and celebrate the love of the game with us!Click Here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

The TIANS Game of the Week. The Sydney Sooners visit the Metro Brewers in Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League action. Live from Mainland Common in Halifax, Nova Scotia.Cick here to visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Halifax, NS - In the latest episode of our athlete spotlight series, we had the pleasure of speaking with Ben Marsh, a talented pitcher for the Metro Brewers of the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League. Ben’s journey in baseball is not just about the game; it's about the passion, the camaraderie, and the lessons learned along the way.Starting from little league, Ben recalls his early days playing baseball in Nova Scotia, where he quickly fell in love with the game. Initially a hitter, he transitioned to pitching, where he found his true calling as a left-handed pitcher. Influenced by MLB star Clayton Kershaw, Ben admired his unique delivery and curveball, which inspired him to refine his own mechanics on the mound.In a recent game against the Sydney Sooners, Ben showcased his skills by pitching a complete seven-inning game, leading his team to a thrilling 1-0 victory. As he describes, “It’s not all about me. I got a good defense behind me and just battling in and trying to keep it close.” This sentiment highlights the essence of teamwork in sports, where every player plays a vital role in achieving success.The conversation also touched on the importance of building confidence within the team. With a shaky start to the season, Ben emphasized how crucial this win was for the Metro Brewers, stating, “This is huge. We talked about it all week.” The victory not only boosts morale but also sets the stage for future games as they aim to improve their record.Beyond the field, Ben shared his love for traveling around Nova Scotia with his team, highlighting the unique experiences that sports provide. From playing in different venues to connecting with fans, he appreciates how sports can bring people together, making every game an opportunity for community engagement.Ben also enjoys golf, particularly playing at Brightwood Golf Course. He shared a funny detail: even though he's a lefty pitcher, he golfs right-handed, a quirky twist that highlights his unique approach to sports.This episode is a reminder of the power of sports in shaping lives, building friendships, and fostering a sense of belonging.Join us as we celebrate athletes like Ben Marsh, who embody the spirit of teamwork and dedication. Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation—tune in now and be part of the journey!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Halifax, NS - In this episode, we shine the spotlight on Ewan Galloway, a dynamic utility player for the Metro Brewers in the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League.Ewan's journey in baseball began at the tender age of five, where he quickly found his passion for the game, playing primarily as a pitcher and catcher. As he grew older, he transitioned to shortstop, showcasing his adaptability on the field—a quality that has made him an invaluable asset to his team.One of the highlights of our conversation was Ewan's admiration for Tim Lincecum, a former MLB pitcher known for his unique style and impressive skills. Ewan's childhood aspiration to emulate Lincecum's pitching technique reveals the influence of role models in shaping young athletes. He humorously shared that he sported a similar "flow" hairstyle during his youth, a testament to his dedication and love for the sport.Despite some early setbacks for the Brewers, Ewan remains optimistic about the team's potential, emphasizing the importance of a strategic mindset. "If I can plan out that at-bat or plan out a sequence of pitches, I find that really helps me dial it in," he explains. This mental approach is crucial for athletes, as preparation often leads to success on the field.Ewan's passion for baseball is matched by his love for his home province of Nova Scotia.He fondly describes Antigonish as his favorite spot, highlighting its stunning beaches and beautiful landscapes. This connection to his roots adds a personal touch to his athletic journey, reminding us that sports are not just about competition but also about community and belonging.Ewan's enthusiasm for baseball and his insights into the game provide valuable lessons for aspiring athletes and fans alike. Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or someone looking to understand the mindset of a dedicated player, this episode offers an engaging glimpse into the life of a young athlete navigating the challenges and joys of sports.Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation with Ewan Galloway as he shares his experiences, challenges, and aspirations in the world of baseball. Tune in now to hear more about his journey and the beautiful province of Nova Scotia!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Dartmouth, NS - In this episode, we shine the spotlight on Anthony McKinley, a dynamic pitcher and designated hitter for the Dartmouth Dry in the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League.Anthony takes us back to his early days, starting his baseball journey at just four years old. He shares his transition from third base to the pitcher's mound, driven by his passion for the game and inspiration from his older brother. Anthony reflects on his childhood idols, including the legendary Gary Sheffield and Derek Jeter, and how they shaped his approach to the game.As a member of Dartmouth Dry, Anthony discusses the pride and responsibility that comes with wearing the team's jersey, recognizing the target it places on their backs both locally and nationally.He emphasizes the importance of mentorship within the team, welcoming young talent from their junior program to uphold the team's legacy.We also dive into Anthony's game day routine, where a hearty chicken burger from local favorite Rinaldo's fuels his performance. Alongside his love for the game, he shares his favorite spot in Nova Scotia—Peggy's Cove—celebrating the beauty of his home province.Join us for an engaging conversation filled with passion, camaraderie, and a deep love for baseball as we explore the journey of Anthony McKinley and the exciting season ahead for Dartmouth Dry!Visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

TIANS Athlete Spotlight - Dawson OldhamBrought to you by the Tourism Industry Association of Nova ScotiaTime now for your TIANS Athlete Spotlight!Halifax, NS - In this episode, we feature Dawson Oldham, a talented pitcher for the Kentville Wildcats in the Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League.Dawson shares his journey from a young catcher at the age of 10 in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, to becoming a skilled pitcher, thanks to the guidance of his coaches, including the influential Trevor Wamback. He discusses how his catching experience has enhanced his pitching abilities, emphasizing the importance of athleticism and communication between the pitcher and catcher.As we delve into the current season, Dawson provides insight into the Wildcats’ scrappy team dynamics, highlighting their reliance on offense and solid defense.He also reveals his favorite ballpark to play in—Dartmouth—where the energy and rivalry make for unforgettable experiences.Dawson reminisces about his childhood sports hero, Russell Martin, and shares his favorite getaway in Nova Scotia, Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, where he enjoys the tranquility of nature away from the hustle and bustle.Join us for an engaging conversation filled with passion for baseball, personal growth, and the beauty of Nova Scotia!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Suburban Academy takes on Inter Halifax in U15 AAA girls soccer action.Proudly Presented by TIANS

In this episode, we highlight Lucy Brown from Suburban Academy's U15 AA A side, who recently scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0 victory over Inter Halifax.Lucy walks us through her memorable goal, describing the perfect cross that set her up for success. She shares her thoughts on what makes the Suburban Academy team special, emphasizing the strong technical skills and positive attitude that define their play.As we dive deeper, Lucy reflects on her team's strategy that kept Inter Halifax at bay and discusses her coach's desire for even greater performance despite the win.We also explore Lucy's passion for soccer and her love for the English Premier League, revealing her favorite team—Liverpool—and her admiration for star player Mo Salah.Finally, Lucy shares her favorite spot in Nova Scotia, Peggy's Cove, offering a friendly reminder to stay off the black rocks. Join us for an inspiring conversation filled with youthful enthusiasm, team spirit, and the thrill of victory!Proudly Presented by TIANS

Between the Posts: Emmett Workman's Journey as a KeeperIn this episode, we spotlight Emmett Workman, a dedicated goalkeeper with Halifax Dunbrack.Emmett takes us back to his early soccer days, sharing how a close-knit group of friends ignited his passion for the game and the competitive spirit that drives him to win. As Emmett prepares for his third year at Dalhousie University, pursuing mechanical engineering, he expresses his love for Halifax and the supportive environment fostered by his coach, Alan Jazic.We explore his inspirations, including his admiration for legendary goalkeeper Iker Casillas and his family’s tradition of watching Real Madrid games together.Emmett also shares his favorite spot in Nova Scotia, Bridgewater, where cherished memories with his grandma and her famous sweet potato casserole await him. Join us for an engaging conversation filled with passion for soccer, family ties, and the joy of community.Proudly Presented by TIANS

From Rugby to the Ring: Alicia Morine's Athletic EvolutionIn this episode, we shine the spotlight on Alicia Morine, a dedicated athlete at the East Coast Amateur Boxing Club.Alicia shares her journey into the world of boxing, highlighting its cost-effectiveness and the unique mind-body connection it fosters. She reflects on her past experiences in rugby and how those athletic foundations led her to embrace boxing as a form of cross-training.Alicia recounts her memorable “welcome to rugby” moment, and shares a humorous yet eye-opening initiation into boxing with her coach. Discover why the East Coast Amateur Boxing Club feels like home to her and how it empowers women from all walks of life to embrace their fitness journeys. Plus, find out Alicia's favorite hidden gem in Nova Scotia! Tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, community, and the power of sport.(00:00) Scott talks with Alicia about boxing and other sports(02:47) East coast amateur Boxing Club appeals to you because it feels home(03:24) Where in Nova Scotia is your favorite place to go and whyProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Athlete Spotlight!Bedford, NS - Join us as we chat with Evie Rothenburg, a talented player who just wrapped up her final season with the Greenfoot Capitals. Starting her journey at the young age of four in Halifax,Evie shares insights into her early days on the ice and her competitive spirit, especially with her figure-skating sister. Discover what fuels her passion for hockey and how the influence of her hockey family has shaped her journey to the U18 level.Evie reflects on her favorite players, from local legends like Sidney Crosby and Nathan McKinnon to her current admiration for Auston Matthews and the Toronto Maple Leafs. We dive into her game day rituals, including her go-to meals that keep her energized for the rink.When she’s not on the ice, Evie enjoys the simple pleasures of fruits and veggies as her favorite snacks.As a proud Haligonian,Evie also shares her love for Nova Scotia's beautiful beaches, making it clear that summer is her season. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with passion, dedication, and the joys of youth sports!Click Here For More About TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Athlete Spotlight!Bedford, NS - In this edition, we shine the light on Myla Searle, a talented defender with the Greenfoot Capitals. Myla takes us back to her early days on the ice, sharing how she began playing hockey at just three years old during preschool skating sessions in Brookfield, Nova Scotia.Discover how her uncle's coaching influenced her decision to play defense, highlighting her impressive backward skating skills.As we dive deeper, Myla reveals her game day rituals, including her favorite pre-game meal of chicken Alfredo and her post-game go-to snack, a refreshing fruit salad.She also shares her fond memories of playing with the Pictou team and pays tribute to her favorite coaches, including her uncle and Shawn Evans, with special mention to current coach Kevin Bennett.We explore the camaraderie within the Greenfoot Capitals, as Myla names the funniest players on the team and discusses the vibrant energy they bring to the game.Myla also expresses her love for her hometown, Brookfield, and the close-knit community that makes it special.Join us for this delightful conversation filled with passion, laughter, and the spirit of youth hockey.Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Bedford, NS - We chat with Patsie Cummins, the wife of Paul Cummins, head coach of the Irish Saints hockey team. The Irish Saints are currently competing in the U15 bracket at the SEDMHA hockey tournament and are experiencing the thrill the event.The excitement is palpable, and Patsie shared her nerves and pride as she watches the Saints playPatsie opens up about the journey that brought them to this tournament, with the goal of introducing their children to Canadian hockey life, noting that they never anticipated reaching the semi-finals.The experience has not only been about the games but also about the cultural exchange and the warm hospitality they’ve received from the Canadian community.Patsie notes the difference in ice time availability, highlighting the challenges of playing hockey back home in Ireland compared to the ample opportunities in Canada.We also talk about the on-ice development of the Irish Saints players as they navigate the differences in hockey rules, particularly the offside rule, and how the kids are rapidly improving and adapting to the Canadian style of play.Off the ice, the team has taken the opportunity to explore Halifax and its surroundings, including the iconic Peggy's Cove.Patsie has been delighted with the community’s welcoming nature and the strong bonds that have formed between the Irish families and their Canadian hosts. It’s a testament to the power of sports in bringing people together and creating lasting memories.As the conversation moves along, Patsie encourages everyone back home in Ireland to experience Canada for themselves. 'Just do it. You won’t be sorry,' she says, capturing the essence of their adventure.Our chat is a heartwarming reminder of the joys of youth sports, the importance of community, and the unforgettable experiences that come with traveling abroad.Tune in to hear more about the Irish Saints’ journey, the insights from Patsie, and the vibrant culture of Nova Scotia. You won’t want to miss this inspiring conversation!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

U15 Semi Final at SEDMHA as the Irish Ice Hockey Association Saints play the Sherwood Parkdale Falcons Covey at the Greenfoot Energy Centre in Bedford, Nova ScotiaProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Player of the Game interview!Bedford, NS - Join us as we chat with Aleks Samoilenko, the standout goaltender for the Irish Saints U15 squad, following their thrilling overtime victory in the semi-final. Aleks reflects on the nerves he felt at the start of the game, his journey to regain focus, and the pivotal moments that led to their win. Hear about the emotional rollercoaster of the match, including the tension of a tied game and the exhilarating moment when his teammate Harvey Doyle scored the overtime winner.Aleks shares insights into the support he received from his teammates and the unforgettable experience of competing in Nova Scotia. As they gear up for the final, Aleks reveals what winning gold would mean to him and the team.Don’t miss this inspiring conversation filled with passion, determination, and the spirit of youth sports!Visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Tantallon, NS - As the ice glistens and the puck drops, the excitement of the SEDMHA hockey tournament fills the air. We had the pleasure of speaking with Deirdre Robinson, a dedicated parent of two players in this year's tournament; Callum of the U15 team, and Josh of the U13 squad.Traveling all the way from Kilkenny, Ireland, Deirdre’s family feels the journey is worth every moment, as she describes the two fantastic ice rinks in one building at the St. Margaret’s Centre and the overwhelming sense of community and hospitality they encountered upon arrival. “The welcome has been unbelievable,” she said, reflecting on the kindness shown by the local families and the support they received.The tournament has been a whirlwind of emotions for Deirdre and the other parents, especially as their Irish Saints teams have experienced success on and off the ice. Deirdre mentions that despite the competitive nature of the games, the real victory lies in the camaraderie and growth of the players.One of the most touching moments came when Deirdre shared how the local community have helped the Irish players off the ice, showcasing the spirit of sportsmanship that transcends borders. It’s these connections that make youth sports special, fostering friendships and memories that last a lifetime.Deirdre also took the opportunity to advocate for better ice facilities back home, highlighting the irony of having a national hockey team in a country without a rink. Her passionate plea for an ice rink in the Republic of Ireland resonates with anyone who understands the importance of accessible sports facilities for youth development.The conversation takes you on a journey not just through the tournament, but also through the rich cultural ties between Nova Scotia and Ireland. Deirdre's stories of meeting locals who share a connection to her homeland add a personal touch that makes this a delightful listen.In a world where sports can often feel competitive and isolating,Deirdre's experiences remind us of the importance of community, support, and the joy of youth sports. Whether you're a hockey parent, a player, or simply a sports enthusiast, this chat is sure to inspire and uplift.Join us as we celebrate the spirit of youth hockey, the warmth of community hospitality, and the unforgettable experiences that come with being a part of something bigger. Tune in to hear Deirdre Robinson's heartfelt stories and cheer on the Irish Saints as they continue their journey in the SEDMHA tournament!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Player of the Game interview!Tantallon, NS - We dive into the world of youth hockey with Harvey Doyle, a standout player from the Irish Saints, part of the Irish Ice Hockey Association.Fresh off a tough 3-1 loss to the Sherwood Parkdale Falcons at the SEDMHA, Harvey reflects on the fast-paced nature of the game and his impressive performance, which included a beautiful goal that showcased his skill and determination.Harvey shares the thrill of playing in Nova Scotia, a place he describes as rich in hockey culture and filled with friendly people. His goal, scored during a critical moment in the game, not only highlighted his talent but also his ability to adapt and rise to the occasion, especially with his teammate was injured.This experience taught him the importance of stepping up for the team and maintaining a positive mindset, even in challenging situations.One of the most fascinating aspects of the Irish Saints' strategy, as discussed by Harvey, is the coaching staff’s unique approach to goaltending.By rotating goalies every period and splitting time in the third, the team develops a dynamic playing style that requires players to adjust their tactics based on the goalie’s strengths. Harvey explains how this strategy influences his own style of play, showcasing the adaptability and teamwork that are vital in hockey.As the conversation unfolds, Harvey also shares his fond memories of camaraderie among teammates and the supportive environment in the locker room. His experiences in Nova Scotia not only enrich his hockey journey but also create lasting friendships that he cherishes.This is a must-listen for hockey fans and anyone interested in the spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork. Harvey's insights provide a glimpse into the life of a young athlete navigating the challenges and joys of competitive hockey. Join us as we celebrate his achievements and the vibrant hockey community in Nova Scotia. Tune in now to catch the full interview and be inspired by Harvey Doyle's journey!Click Here to Learn More about TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

The U15 Irish Ice Hockey Association Saints play the Sherwood Parkdale Falcons Covey as part of the SEDMHA Minor Hockey Tournament. Live from the St. Margaret's Centre in Upper Tantallon, Nova Scotia.Visit TIANSProudly Presented by TIANS

Time now for your TIANS Player of the Game interview!We chat with Alina Gould from the Lindsay Surge, who just led her team to a thrilling 3-1 victory over the Greenfoot Capitals, extending their best-of-five series to a crucial game four.Alina shares her emotions following the win, reflecting on the intensity of the previous games and the energy that fueled their comeback in the third period. Discover the pivotal moments that defined the match, including Alina's game-winning goal that sent her teammates into a frenzy.She also gives us a glimpse into her pre-game preparations and what it takes to stay focused heading into game four. Plus, we dive into Alina's favorite summer hangout spots in Nova Scotia, highlighting the charm of downtown and its picturesque shops by the water.Join us for this inspiring conversation filled with determination, teamwork, and a love for the game! Proudly Presented by TIANS

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Halifax, NS - Max Moore and Team Nova Scotia down Prince Edward Island 8-1 and Max shares his thoughts on the team's stellar performance, emphasizing their ball movement and strategic play that kept P.E.I. at bay.He reflects on his coach Mesut Mert's pre-game advice to stay calm and dominate, which proved crucial in their success.With two goals to his name, Max recounts the thrilling moment of scoring his second goal, a stunning strike that he ranks as the best of his career. The camaraderie of the team shines through as he describes the euphoric celebration following the final whistle, showcasing their bond as a family on and off the field.To wrap up, Max reveals his favorite spot in Nova Scotia—Peggy's Cove—where he enjoys the breathtaking views and delicious food with his family.Tune in for an inspiring conversation about sportsmanship, teamwork, and the beauty of Nova Scotia!Proudly Presented by TIANS

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