Kaleo Maclay's guest appearances

Kaleo Maclay

This is Oklahoma

The USA Volleyball Show

Keller Williams

Brooke Wells

Chris Fox

Nick Brown

Justin Wren

Matt Payne

Rachel Cannon

Michael Thomas

Scott Lewis

Justin Brown

Matt Brown

Bobby Gruenewald

Jeremie Kubicek

Karch Kiraly

Katie Holloway

OwlTail

In this episode, Clarence and Stephen celebrate the fifth episode of the podcast. They sit down with Kaleo Maclay (3:29 – 15:17), two-time Paralympic medalist and setter for the U.S. Women's Sitting National Team and Ben Patch (21:35 – 52:01), opposite for the U.S. Men's National Team. They will chat about their playing careers, but you’ll soon learn that both have several passions, hobbies and ventures outside of volleyball.

<p>In this episode, Clarence and Stephen celebrate the fifth episode of the podcast. They sit down with Kaleo Maclay (3:29 – 15:17), two-time Paralympic medalist and setter for the U.S. Women's Sitting National Team and Ben Patch (21:35 – 52:01), opposite for the U.S. Men's National Team. They will chat about their playing careers, but you’ll soon learn that both have several passions, hobbies and ventures outside of volleyball.</p>

Episode 5: Off the Court featuring Kaleo Maclay and Ben Patch

On today’s podcast your host Mike Hearne talks to Kaleo Maclay. A Paralympic silver and gold medalist for team USA at sit down volleyball. Kaleo who lives in Edmond was born with a club foot; a tenotomy at 9 months old placed pins through the toe and heel bones, but left Kaleo with limited calf flexibility and muscle. At age 12 she joined the U.S Women’s sitting team and made her Paralympic debut at the London games at age 16. Then on to win Gold at Rio four years later. Listen in to Kaleo tell us about her journey with team USA and her plans for the next games in Tokyo. Follow on Instagram at @kaleomaclay and as always thanks for listening and please leave us a review 5* preferred. #thisisoklahoma

<p>On today’s podcast your host Mike Hearne talks to Kaleo Maclay. A Paralympic silver and gold medalist for team USA at sit down volleyball. Kaleo who lives in Edmond was born with a club foot; a tenotomy at 9 months old placed pins through the toe and heel bones, but left Kaleo with limited calf flexibility and muscle. At age 12 she joined the U.S Women’s sitting team and made her Paralympic debut at the London games at age 16. Then on to win Gold at Rio four years later. Listen in to Kaleo tell us about her journey with team USA and her plans for the next games in Tokyo. Follow on Instagram at @kaleomaclay and as always thanks for listening and please leave us a review 5* preferred. #thisisoklahoma</p>

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