Across The Pond HK Hockey Podcasts

Kerry is a former professional hockey player whose unmatched passion for the sport drives his current work in player development and league growth. He serves as the head coach of the Melbourne Ice in the Australian Ice Hockey League, where he works tirelessly to promote and elevate the standard of hockey across Australia.

Josh is a history-making athlete and law student, recognized as the first Singaporean-born player to play professional ice hockey. He balanced his academic pursuits at the University of Nottingham with an outstanding collegiate sports career, leading the university team to a championship victory in his freshman year. Following a standout performance, he signed his first professional contract with the Nottingham Lions and will return to the roster for the 2026/2027 season.

Today's guests are making their return to the podcast for a deep dive into the 2026 Olympics in Milan. Retired NHL'er Rob Schremp and former ATP co-host Jesse Lussier, break down the lineups of the big 4 with their professional insights, make predictions and give us a few hot takes along the way!

My guest today, born in Canada, was a first round draft pick by the Ottawa senators in 1992 and went on to play over 1000 pro hockey games during his incredible career, capping it off with a Stanley cup in Tampa Bay in 2004. Some of his accolades include multiple AHL All-Star selections, 1997 Eddie Shore award winner as the best AHL defenseman and was the top scoring D-man that season and in ’96 led the AHL with an incredible plus 45. After his playing days ended, he immediately entered the world of coaching and I was lucky to have spent a couple weeks coaching with him last season here in Hong Kong as part of the CHG Master Series. Welcome to the podcast, Stanley Cup Champion, Darren Rumble. 

He’s a retired Canadian hockey player and now head coach of the University of Ottawa Gee Gee's who is known for his incredible skill, tenacity and his passion for the game. After a successful playing career, he transitioned into coaching. He's a decorated QMJHL alumni, AUS first team all star, Godfrey award winner as AUS Student- Athlete of the year, Canadian National University Champion as a player and now as a Coach. He's also played over 170 professional games in his career. Please welcome Mon ami Patrick Grandmaitre!