Goltz Sports Productions

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Hello and Welcome to the Goltz Sports Productions Podcast, a Podcast highlighting the stories of D2 and D3 student-athletes, alumni, coaches, and administrators. As a 2019 BSE graduate of D3 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and 2020 MBA graduate of D2 University of Wisconsin-Parkside, I have had the chance to see strong competition and fantastic stories at these levels, competition and stories that may go unnoticed due to the media hype from D1. It my honor to be someone who brings some of these stories to light. Just because you didn't go D1 doesn't mean you don't have a story to tell...

  1. 07/18/2022

    Episode 13: Valdo Sanchez, UW-Parkside Ranger Men's Soccer

    Valdo Sanchez, aside from being a redshirt sophomore for the UW-Parkside Ranger Men's Soccer team, has also gotten himself involved in entrepreneurship, from content creation to an apparel brand, Limitless Society, to trying his hand as a barber. In this episode, we talk about his time with the Rangers, from experiencing the 2019 GLIAC Championship as a redshirt, to participating in the 2021 GLIAC Championship run, to potentially having an expanded role in the 2022 campaign and thoughts on entrepreneurship and experiences.

  2. 07/11/2022

    Episode 11: Morgan Jensen, UW-Whitewater Warhawk Volleyball (Sports And Music)

    Today's guest is Morgan Jensen, Libero for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Warhawk Volleyball team. After a freshman season that ended with the Warhawks as WIAC Regular Season Champions and a sophomore season that didn't happen due to COVID-19, the Warhawks had one of their best seasons in recent memory in 2021 and also saw Morgan win WIAC Defensive Player of the Year. She is also a music education major and has been involved with different choirs around the campus alongside practice and competition for volleyball.

  3. 07/07/2022

    Episode 10: Shelvin Garrett II, UW-Whitewater Warhawk Football & Track and Field

    Today's guest is Shelvin Garrett II, who competes in not ONE, but TWO sports at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, as a wide receiver on the football team and as a triple jumper on the track and field team. In his first full year with Warhawks in 21-22, he saw massive team and individual success. In Fall '21, Warhawk Football returned to the NCAA Semifinals and in Spring '22, Shelvin attained All-American Honors for Triple Jump in BOTH Indoor and Outdoor Season.

  4. 04/28/2022

    Episode 9: Jon Goltz: UW-Whitewater '19, UW-Parkside '20

    It's time to tell my story... To remind myself why I created this podcast... To remember my journey from Whitewater to Parkside to today... Here goes...

  5. 04/21/2022

    Episode 8: Rachel Lewellen, UW-Whitewater Warhawk Gymnastics

    Today's guest is Rachel Lewellen, a member of the UW-Whitewater Warhawk Gymnastics team from 2018-22. Her primary event was the vault. Under Coach Jennifer Regan, Warhawk Gymnastics has won 5 NCGA Championships: 2012-14 and 2017-18, making it second to football in national championships. During Rachel's time with Warhawk Gymnastics, the team qualified for the NCGA National Meet three times (including cancellation of the 2020 meet and truncated 2021 season, without a national meet) and placed 3rd in 2018-19, despite a rough regular season and using a burst in the final rotation to qualify for the meet.

  6. 02/23/2022

    Episode 7: Zay Watts, Men's Basketball-University of Minnesota-Duluth

    Zay Watts is a member of the Division II University of Minnesota-Duluth Men's Basketball team, which, going into the NSIC Tournament in February 2022, is coming off its best season in three decades, going 23-4, clocking in at #13 in the NABC Rankings, and didn't lose a regular-season home contest. Zay also has his own shoe cleaning business, Bless Your Soles, which started with a can of shoe cleaner that almost went unused... Even though he may not see a lot of action on the court, Zay shows that it's important to take each opportunity as it comes and run with it as best as you can.

  7. 02/11/2022

    Episode 5: Ed Wegner (On Behalf of Justin Wegner) and JWegStrong

    This episode is a little different... Today's guest is Ed Wegner, father of Justin Wegner, a former UW-Whitewater Warhawk Baseball athlete. Following his true freshman season in 2016, which saw him earn playing time at catcher and earn a trip to the D3 College World Series, Justin was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, a battle that lasted for three years until his passing on July 10, 2019. After his passing, Justin's parents Ed and Cathy founded the JWegStrong Foundation, dedicated to raising awareness of the cancer that took Justin, as it is so rare (100 cases a year) that it doesn't receive much funding. www.jwegstrong.org

  8. 02/09/2022

    Episode 6: Sara Klimisch, UW-Whitewater Women's Soccer

    Today's guest is Sara Klimisch, a goalie for the UW-Whitewater Women's Soccer team from 2016-19, and even served as a volunteer assistant in 2021. She is currently finishing her Master's degree in Speech and Language Pathology, which she will complete in May 2022. At UW-Whitewater, women's soccer is one of the most underrated teams on campus. During the 2010s under Head Coach Ryan Quamme, the team won 156 games, went 77-14-5 in WIAC play, went to the NCAA Tournament 8 times, appeared in the Sweet 16 twice, and once in the Elite 8. In 2019, after missing the NCAA Tournament the previous season for the first time under Quamme, the Warhawks rallied to win the conference once again. Sara and I also discuss the importance of mental health, which has become more and more important to her over the course of her career.

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Hello and Welcome to the Goltz Sports Productions Podcast, a Podcast highlighting the stories of D2 and D3 student-athletes, alumni, coaches, and administrators. As a 2019 BSE graduate of D3 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and 2020 MBA graduate of D2 University of Wisconsin-Parkside, I have had the chance to see strong competition and fantastic stories at these levels, competition and stories that may go unnoticed due to the media hype from D1. It my honor to be someone who brings some of these stories to light. Just because you didn't go D1 doesn't mean you don't have a story to tell...

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