🎙️ Creators Game Podcast: Ontario Minor Sports, LNHL Championship, NLL Trades & More! 🏒🏆In this power-packed episode of the Creators Game Podcast, the crew dives deep into the latest happenings in Ontario minor sports, with a special focus on lacrosse and the Little Native Hockey League (LNHL) Championship in Markham, Ontario. 🏒🔥👉 What’s Inside This Episode:Chris Vale kicks things off with a breakdown of the LNHL Championship in Markham, featuring Indigenous sports icons like Ted Nolan and Jordan Tootoo. 🎤A controversial moment involving Ryder Johnson of Six Nations at the LNHL, which sparked a heated fan outburst after a net was rushed on him. 🥍⚡A thought-provoking discussion: Should athletes be fundraising more instead of relying on sponsorships? 💸The gang explores the funding crisis in First Nations communities, a critical issue in Canada and soon to be a hot topic across North America. 🇨🇦🗣️🔄 NLL Trade Talk:The hosts also discuss recent NLL trades, how teams and fans reacted, and provide insider insights into the business of trading and free-agent negotiations. 📈💼The conversation heats up with insights on how players, especially from Six Nations, can leverage their influence for brand deals and financial stability. 💪⚡ More Topics:OJLL expansion and the new opportunities for players.Can Am League Warriors and their challenges with floor time while still acquiring top talent like Marshall and Johnny Powless. 🌟This episode is packed with exclusive insights, insider info, and a deep dive into the world of Indigenous sports, lacrosse culture, and the business side of sports. Perfect for sports fans, aspiring athletes, and anyone interested in the intersection of sports, culture, and community.🔔 Subscribe, Like, and Hit the Bell Icon to stay updated with more episodes of the Creators Game Podcast!Follow the cast on Instagram @creatorsgamepodcast #CreatorsGamePodcast #LNHL #NLL #MinorSportsOntario #IndigenousAthletes #TedNolan #JordanTootoo #Lacrosse #OJLL #SixNations #CanAmLeague #SportsBusiness #IndigenousSports #SportsPodcast #LacrosseTalk #MinorSportsCanada #SportsCulture