Outside The Chute sat down and chatted with 2007 Canadian Senior Men's Nationals Champ and 2007 ISC World Champ. He is also a 2015 WBSC World Cup Champ and Pan Am Games Gold medalist and freshly named back onto the Canadian Men’s National Team, it’s the one and only, Kevin Schellenberg.
Man, obviously from what I rhymed off there, what a career Skates has had in this game and is still looking to add to that long list of accomplishments.
We talk to Kev about getting his start in the game back in 2000 and within 2 years was invited to National Team camp. That story actually left me speechless, I still can’t get over it. We chat about those first Senior Nats and ISC’s, winning the Senior Nats and ISC’s, that epic summer of 2015 and so much more.
What an absolute beauty Skates was to chat with, and we can’t wait to see him help Team Canada this summer in Prince Albert try and bring a gold medal back to the red and white.
While you’re here make sure to drop a comment on the show and give us some sort of rating. Preferably something good. You can follow Kev on Instagram at skates_2010, we’re @outsidethechute on all social media platforms, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Tik Tok.
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