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Women Wrestle 2Women's Wrestling Podcast Author: The Open Mat
The Open Mat is proud to present our new groundbreaking venture, "Women Wrestle 2" a wrestling podcast hosted by women that focuses on all aspects of women's wrestling. For far too long, women's wrestling has not received the attention that it deserves and this is a huge step in the promotion and exposure of the world's greatest sport. With the advent of this podcast, girls, women and fans of women's wrestling will have an outlet to learn more about our athletes, their successes and struggles, as well as the lives of our elite competitors outside of the wrestling room. "Women Wrestle 2" is weekly podcast that will be hosted by recent McKendree University graduate Alexis Porter. Alexis was a four-time All-American at the WCWA level, a three-time Junior National Champion in Fargo, a Junior World bronze medalist and an active competitor on the Senior level. Alexis will be joined by her co-host Arian Carpio, a two-time Cadet Pan-American medalist and 2019 U23 World Team member, who is also training to compete in the 2020 Olympics. Our hosts, Alexis and Arian, will preview and recap notable women's wrestling events, feature prominent guests in the women's wrestling community and discuss other timely topics that are relevant and important to girls and women in our sport. The Open Mat is a nationally-respected independent news resource for college, high school and international wrestling. Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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How to start a D1 Women's Program w/ John Clark
Monday, 28 September, 2020
John Clark joins Arian Carpio and Alexis Porter on this week's episode to discuss how he executed his long-time vision of starting a women's wrestling program alongside his men's program at Sacred Heart University. He shares his plans for the women's program, when the head coach position application process will begin, and more. Coach Clark is a 2x D1 All-American for The Ohio State University and has coached at Stanford, Lehigh, and Brown before becoming the head coach at Sacred Heart.
