Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 2, Episode 3 - Faculty-Athletics Representatives

Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 2, Episode 4 - Senior Student-Athlete Spotlight

Widener Athletics is excited to wrap up the 2023-24 academic year and highlight a few seniors in the Widener World of Sports Podcast Episode 4. In this episode we are joined by Joe Nescio of men's cross country and track & field, Theresa Kervick of women's soccer and track & field, and Connor Powell of men's lacrosse to reminisce on their four years here at Widener and to talk about post-graduation plans.

Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 2, Episode 3 - Faculty-Athletics Representatives

Episode three features our Head Men's and Women's Volleyball Coach Donovan Anglin, Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Mike Corcoran, junior Abi Herrin (women's volleyball) and junior Michael Martino (men's volleyball). The four get a chance to talk about the Widener Athletics Faculty Representatives program.

Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 2, Episode 2 - Sleep,Nutrition,Burnout

Episode two features our Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Jordan Downes, junior Elise Daniel (track and field), and sophomore Myles Calderbank (baseball) jumping on the topic of the importance of sleep, nutrition, and burnout in college athletics.

Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 2, Episode 1 - Transition

Widener Athletics is excited to return for the second season of the Widener World of Sports Podcast. In episode 1 of the new season, we are joined by Brian Young of men's lacrosse, Nick Barnez of baseball, Katie Haye of field hockey, and Ava Iepson of softball to talk about their thoughts on transition.

Widener World of Sports Podcast: Season 1, Episode 4 Part 2 - Athletics & Professor Mentorship Program

Widener Athletics debuts the second part of the special two part episode of the Widener World of Sports Podcast to discuss the new athletic teams and professors mentorship program. Part two features Women's Basketball Head Coach Alisa Kintner, sophomore Mary McFillin, and first year Lia Samuels as well as Dr. Donna McCloskey from the School of Business Administration