Coming up on this addition of The Neutral Zone in light of Alpine skier Lindsey Vonn tearing her ACL in January is still committed to competing at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games, the panel will discuss this idea of risking an athlete’s future to represent your country at the Olympics and Paralympics. Plus, are Olympic and Paralympic games becoming too expensive to host?

Coming up on the show today, we are joined by Lisa Myers, a consultant for wheelchair tennis at Tennis Canada. She will be along to talk to us about a six-part webinar series called Women’s Disability Sport. Plus, the panel discusses mental health in sports and rumours and how they negatively intertwine.

Coming up on the show today, the panel will discuss the upcoming six part webinar series called Women’s Disability Sport. Plus, we will catch you up on mainstream sports news and notes

Coming up on this edition of The Neutral Zone, the panel will discuss the idea of does popularity of a given para sport diminish the accomplishment of making it to the Paralympic Games? Also, how much can one sponsorship impact the Paralympic movement? Lots of questions on today’s episode. Are you ready for answers?

Coming up on this edition of the program, Brock recently had the opportunity to chat with Mac Marcoux, honorary captain of the Canadian Paralympic team for Milano 2026. The panel will discuss the interview and we will break down the 2026 Canadian Olympic men’s hockey team roster.

Coming up on today’s episode of The Neutral Zone, Brock had the opportunity to speak with Karen O’Neill, Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Paralympic Committee. Karen tells us about preparations for Milano Cortina 2026. The panel will discuss the interview and give their reaction to a statement by Canadian swimmer Penny Oleksiak, who broke her silence in a one-on-one interview with Devin Héroux of CBC Sports.

Coming up on today’s show, we will hear from Canadian Boccia athlete Iulian Ciobanu. He’s here today to tell us about his 2025 international success and looking ahead to 2026! Plus, the Para Hockey Cup has concluded. We will break it all down for you.

Coming up on today’s episode: Canadian swimmer Penny Oleksiak receives a two-year ban from competitive swimming because she failed three whereabouts check-ins. Plus, from last week’s interview with Carter Plumb, the panel will discuss the maturity level of a 16-year-old putting academics as a priority before sporting goals and achievements.