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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 88 episodes
Eye Of The Storm is a podcast all about the Guelph Storm, their players, staff and the great fans in Guelph, for the great fans in Guelph. Hosted by Rogers TV Guelph Storm Play-By-Play voice, Ryan Drury.
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Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury
Storm 2026 2nd rounder Finley Butler joins Ryan this week. He talks with Ryan about scoring his first career goal in his first career OHL game (Sept. 18 against Erie), his early hockey days in London, playing for the Jr. Knights and his prep heading into his first ever OHL training camp.
Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury
Ryan welcomes back Storm VP of Business Ops Matt Newby to talk about the long summer of planning for this season with hosting the Memorial Cup looming in May of 2027. Matt details the planning for the upgrades in the Sleeman Centre, including new fan areas, a new scoreboard and a striking addition to centre ice.
Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury
Ryan kicks off season 4 of the show by sitting down with Storm GM George Burnett, who had a very busy summer of wheeling and dealing. They discuss the many new additions to the Storm lineup, the excitement around hosting the 2027 Memorial Cup and what winning the first Memorial Cup title in franchise history would mean to George and the whole team.
Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury
Ryan welcomes on fellow Storm voice Dylan Baker, who calls Storm games for 1460 CJOY. Dylan talks about his first year calling OHL games after replacing the legendary Larry Mellott on the air, his career so far, as well as attending the 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna, where he handled a number of media duties for the CHL. He also details how exciting the 2027 edition of the tournament will be, as Guelph gets set to host with big plans for fans of all ages.
Eye Of The Storm: A Guelph Storm Podcast w/Ryan Drury
Ryan sits down with some of the Guelph Storm billets who do so much for the team and players. Included is Norm Sutherland, a newer billet who currently billets Noah Jenken, and longtime billets Trisha Gibbons and her daughter Alyx, who currently billet Grant Spada and Christopher Soares, and Renee Chumbley, who billets Colin Ellsworth. Trisha has an extensive billeting history with Guelph, including: Long Term: Nick Deakin-Poot Quinn Hanna Zack Terry Marko Sikic Chase Coughlan Jakob MacRae Cedric Okitundu Brayden Hislop Damian Slavik Temporary Term: Luca Profaca Nolan Forster Adam Shillinglaw Lucas Teixeira Lev Katzin Noah Jenkins Jackson Young Cruz Resnik Adam Whitehead Renee also has a lengthy billet record, including: Tanner Richard Pius Suter Timo Haussener Jake Harris Ryan Merkley Markus Phillips Clark Hiebert Michael Buchinger Colin Ellsworth
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