EP63 Life After Sports: "THE FIRST WOMAN OF HOCKEY" Manon Rheaume & Janine Charron

EPISODE 63: MANON RHEAUME

Welcome to Episode 63 of Tiger Talk Tuesday!

Today, we dive into life after sports with the incredible Manon Rhéaume, "The First Woman of Hockey.”

We'll explore her remarkable legacy, how she's breaking new ground, and empowering women far beyond the ice. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with a true trailblazer!

Get ready to meet the pioneer who shattered glass ceilings on and off the ice.

From being the first girl to play in the International Quebec Pee-Wee Tournament in 1984 to making history as the first woman to play in the NHL with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1992, Manon didn't just break barriers—she obliterated them.

She secured two World Championship Gold Medals, competed in the Nagano Olympics, and even designed the first women's specific hockey gear.

Today, she's shaping the future of the sport, from coaching young girls to advising the LA Kings.

Manon Rhéaume isn’t just a hockey legend—she’s leading the way for women in sports everywhere.