The Players Network Podcast is not your typical women’s soccer show. Co-founders Bri Reed, Gabby Cuevas, and Sam Rosette engage in open, honest conversations about the lesser-seen aspects of women’s football. Through their personal stories and insights, they provide a deeper understanding of the sport, shedding light on experiences that often remain in the shadows.
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The Players Network Podcast is not your typical women’s soccer show. Co-founders Bri Reed, Gabby Cuevas, and Sam Rosette engage in open, honest conversations about the lesser-seen aspects of women’s football. Through their personal stories and insights, they provide a deeper understanding of the sport, shedding light on experiences that often remain in the shadows.
Dana Scheriff: Unconventional Pathways to Playing Pro, Catching Flights and Tough Decisions
The Players Network Podcast
55 minutes 49 seconds
9 months ago
Dana Scheriff: Unconventional Pathways to Playing Pro, Catching Flights and Tough Decisions
In this conversation with Dana Scheriff, she shares the real emotions of moving abroad in the middle of a pandemic, finding home in unexpected people and places and her unconventional way of starting her pro career! If you enjoyed what you heard and want to hear more about this we will be joining Re-Inc for a new segment called the Post Game, a post podcast Q&A to diver deeper into this episode.
Join us on February 12th 8pm EST on Re-Inc's membership for the Post Game. Also, use code TPNXRE for 1 month free off your membership with Re-Inc!
The Players Network Podcast
The Players Network Podcast is not your typical women’s soccer show. Co-founders Bri Reed, Gabby Cuevas, and Sam Rosette engage in open, honest conversations about the lesser-seen aspects of women’s football. Through their personal stories and insights, they provide a deeper understanding of the sport, shedding light on experiences that often remain in the shadows.
