Outside The Chute had the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with the Head Coach of the Canadian Men’s National Team, the one and only, John Stuart.
Stuey has done it all when it comes to coaching in our game. He captured the 2007 Canadian Senior Men’s National title with the Vancouver Grey Sox, won an ISC title last summer with the Hill United Chiefs and of course, who can forget that epic summer of 2015 where he led Team Canada to WBSC and Pan Am gold on home soil.
We talk to Stuey about how he got his start in fastpitch, the climb up the ranks on the national team, all of those wins I just mentioned and so much more.
Stuey was an absolute pleasure to chat with and we can’t wait to see what’s in store this summer for him and Team Canada as they prepare to host the WBSC World Cup in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
Like I say every week, 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 John on Instagram at johnstuart1122, we’re @outsidethechute on all social media platforms, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Tik Tok.
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