In this episode of Always A Sports Mom, I'm joined by Sports Mom Cherri Prince as she shares the story of her son Frankie's baseball journey - from T-ball to college baseball, through setbacks, transfers, and the difficult decision to undergo shoulder surgery.

More importantly, we talk about what it means to support our sons without trying to control their path. Sometimes the greatest lesson isn't teaching our sons to chase a dream - it's giving them the space to make that dream their own.

In this episode, you'll hear:

• Why athletic journeys are rarely a straight line.
• How setbacks can shape resilience and character.
• What it looks like to support your son through uncertainty.
• Why sports prepare our sons for much more than the game itself.

Whether your son is just beginning his sports journey or is finding his own way through it, this conversation is a reminder that being a sports mom isn't about having all the answers - it's about continuing to show up with love, encouragement, and perspective.

This is the first guest interview on Always A Sports Mom, and I couldn't imagine a better way to begin this new chapter.

Because being a sports mom never ends.

In this episode, Trish shares practical ideas for finding the middle ground between fun sports memories and fueling growing athletes. From fruit kebobs and sports drinks to candy bags and Dippin' Dots, we'll talk about what works in real sports mom life without turning snack duty into a full-time job.

Plus, in Sideline School, learn what coaches mean when they yell "Play's at first!" or "Play's at second!" and how understanding these baseball situations can help you stay connected to the game and the conversations with your son.

Then, in Heart of the Game, hear the inspiring story of sports broadcaster Mitch Widmeier and the powerful bond he shares with his sister through their love of sports - a reminder that sports are often about much more than the final score.

Because being a sports mom never ends.

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In this episode, we're going back to the beginning and remembering why we started this journey in the first place.

In Sideline School, we'll break down Offensive Pass Interference and some of the most common situations where it gets called.

In Heart of the Game, we'll explore the inspiring story of Cameron and Cayden Boozer and a family chapter that reminds us some of life's biggest victories happen far away from the spotlight.

We'll also talk about something every sports mom eventually learns: sometimes the greatest gift isn't pushing harder—it's protecting the joy that made our kids fall in love with the game in the first place.

Because being a sports mom never ends.

From Mighty Ball and folding chairs to lifelong team loyalties and “Empty Net Syndrome,” this episode explores how sports often become one of the deepest ways moms stay connected to their sons long after the final game.

This isn’t just a podcast about sports.

It’s about connection, identity, motherhood, and understanding the boys and young men we love through every season of life.

Because you never stop being a Sports Mom.

Whether you’re cheering from the sidelines, navigating your changing role, or looking back on the journey, this is your space.

Hosted by Trish Kasey, this podcast explores the bond between moms and their children, especially the unique mom-son connection, that grows through sports and continues long after the final game.

You’ll find real conversations, relatable stories, and practical takeaways to help you stay connected and confident— on and off the field.

Episodes coming soon.

Because being a sports mom never ends.