Hosted by Adam Walker · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Keeping local sports stories alive — one game at a time.We’re launching a new podcast dedicated to celebrating the athletes, coaches, teams, and volunteers who make minor sports special across our communities.Our goal is simple:➡️ Tell local sports stories➡️ Recognize the people who give their time➡️ Raise $100,000 for local minor sportsThis is for the community, by the community.Welcome to Hometown Sports.
Adam Walker hosts Hometown Sports Network, a sports show with 10 episodes published.
Dale Schweyer grew up in Fisherville, Ontario — a town of a few hundred people with two of the best fastball diamonds in the country. He worked a full-time job, trained four nights a week, and just earned his second call
Show notesWhat does it take to build a junior hockey team in a small town and turn it into something the whole community can be proud of? In this special live episode from the Port Dover Arena, Adam Walker sits down with Mike Tobi
Show notesn Episode 8 of the Hometown Sports Podcast, we sit down with Jeryn Shortt to talk about his baseball journey from Simcoe to the University of Indianapolis. Jeryn shares stories from growing up in the Simcoe Giants progra
Show notesJen Brackenbury from the Simcoe Minor Lacrosse Association (Norfolk Timberwolves) joins us for Episode 7 to talk about the growth of lacrosse in Norfolk County, the rebuild after COVID, and what’s next for the program. W
Show notesVolleyball in Norfolk County has exploded — and Norfolk Chaos is right in the middle of it. In this episode of the Hometown Sports Podcast, we sit down with Ryan Tyndale, President of Norfolk Chaos Volleyball, to break d
Show notesIn Episode 5 of the Hometown Sports Podcast, we sit down with Grace Mummery — provincial champion and NCAA softball player at Wheeling University. Grace breaks down her journey from hardball in Port Dover to college ball
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Girls hockey in Haldimand County is on the rise — and it’s not slowing down. In this episode of Hometown Sports Network, we sit down with Haldimand River Cats President Jay Topp to talk about: 🏒 Growing from 3 teams to
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In this episode, Adam Walker and Adam Styles interview Holly VanNetten, a talented NCAA hockey player. They discuss her journey from minor hockey in Simcoe to playing at Mercyhurst University, her experiences in major to
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In Episode 2 of the Hometown Sports Podcast, we sit down with Gary Lazou, President and GM of the Simcoe Gunners, to talk about the long-awaited return of senior hockey to Simcoe. Gary shares the fascinating history behi
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In this episode of the Hometown Sports Podcast, hosts Adam Walker, Adam Styles and Jacob Robinson engage with Taylor Buck, president of the Norfolk Knights Minor Hockey Association. They discuss the importance of local s
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