Welcome to "OneDog," the official podcast of Wingate University Athletics! Join your host, Ryan Webber, a proud alumni who graced the football field as a Tight End from '07 - '09. In this exciting podcast, Ryan takes you behind the scenes of Wingate University Athletics, bringing you exclusive interviews with coaches and players, both past and present.
Get ready for an insider's perspective as Ryan delves into the current happenings within the athletic department. From game strategies to player spotlights, "OneDog" covers it all. But that's not all – join us as we take a trip down memory lane and relive the thrilling "war stories" of Wingate's athletic history. Whether you're a dedicated fan, a nostalgic alum, or just passionate about sports, "OneDog" is your go-to podcast for all things Wingate University Athletics. Strap in, because the game is about to begin!
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We sit down with all 10 coaches from the Fall Sports teams to preview the entire season.
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28 Oct 2024
Samantha Pearson on Starting Wingate's Field Hockey Legacy and Adapting from South Africa to the USA
In this episode of the One Dog Podcast, we sit down with Samantha Pearson, a sophomore field hockey player at Wingate University hailing all the way from Johannesburg, South Africa. Samantha shares her journey of coming to the U.S. through an agency, choosing Wingate, and her experiences as an international student-athlete in a growing sport. She opens up about the excitement and challenges of moving across the globe, adjusting to a new culture, and helping to build a field hockey program from the ground up.
Samantha discusses the unique aspects of field hockey in South Africa compared to the U.S., including the differences in playing surfaces and styles. She reflects on the sense of community at Wingate, the strong team culture, and the importance of creating a supportive environment for current and future players.
We also explore Samantha's academic pursuits in strategic communications and psychology, her thoughts on staying in the U.S. after graduation, and some fun insights into South African culture and slang. Whether you're interested in field hockey, international student life, or simply love inspiring stories of adaptation and ambition, this episode offers a great look into Samantha's world.
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Instagram: @samiiijade
Tune in to follow Samantha’s journey and watch as she helps Wingate’s field hockey team make its mark!
The OneDog Podcast is the official podcast of Wingate University Athletics. Hosted by bulldog alumni Ryan Webber ('09), hear the stories surrounding Wingate athletics from coaches and players, past and present.
If you wish to support Wingate University athletics, consider donating to the Bulldog Club here: https://wingatebulldogs.com/feature/bulldogclub
You can support the OneDog Podcast by liking, subscribing and tuning in to each new episode.
If you would like to sponsor the OneDog Podcast, please email ryan@webbermarketing.com
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21 Oct 2024
Hamza Chahid: Chasing National Titles and Records in Cross Country and Track
In this episode of the OneDog Podcast, we talk with Hamza Chahid, an accomplished cross country and track athlete at Wingate University, originally from Morocco. Hamza shares his journey of starting competitive running at age 15, joining the Moroccan national team, and eventually making the leap to the U.S. to continue his athletic and academic career. He discusses the challenges of moving to a new country, adapting to a different culture and language, and finding a welcoming community at Wingate.
Hamza dives into his impressive accomplishments, including national championships and personal bests in various events like the 3K and 5K. He also talks about his favorite distances to run, his training routines, and the mental and physical adjustments he has made since arriving in the U.S. Hamza shares his ambitions for the future, including his goals for the upcoming season and his hopes of setting new records and potentially qualifying for the Olympics.
This episode offers a glimpse into the dedication and resilience required to excel in collegiate athletics, especially for international students balancing both their sport and studies. Whether you're a fan of running, interested in international student experiences, or looking for inspiration in athletic pursuits, Hamza's story is a testament to hard work, passion, and the pursuit of excellence.
Connect with Us:
Instagram: @onedogcollective
Email: ryan@webbermarketing.com
Tune in to follow Hamza’s journey as he aims for new personal bests and leads Wingate to more national victories!
The OneDog Podcast is the official podcast of Wingate University Athletics. Hosted by bulldog alumni Ryan Webber ('09), hear the stories surrounding Wingate athletics from coaches and players, past and present.
If you wish to support Wingate University athletics, consider donating to the Bulldog Club here: https://wingatebulldogs.com/feature/bulldogclub
You can support the OneDog Podcast by liking, subscribing and tuning in to each new episode.
If you would like to sponsor the OneDog Podcast, please email ryan@webbermarketing.com
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Being Drafted By The NFL, A Wingate Degree, and Advice To Athletes with David Jones | S.1 EP.11
Published 15 Apr 2024 · Transcript excerpt
[…] You come from, like your body is your business, right? Now, granted, you can concentrate solely on football, there's no classes to go to, but then that I realized I was 21 when I entered the league, there's guys that I was playing with, they were 32, 33, so they're, these are grown men, right? I just came from playing with boys versus, like these are mature grown men who have families to feed, so it's a little, it's a feast for famine, right? And I think the cut -throatness of the business is something that I never had insight into, because I didn't know anybody who had ever played in a game. So it was like, the first time I got released, I was like, oh, that hurt. […]
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