Episode
There Was No Blueprint: How Millie Sirum Built a Hockey Career
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- Rinkside Rundown
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- Jan 29, 2026
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- 2069
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Summary
Millie Sirum’s hockey journey started in Oslo and has taken her across continents. In this episode of Rinkside Rundown, Chris Sinclair sits down with Norwegian national team forward Millie Sirum to talk about growing up in a non-traditional hockey market, competing against boys, and carving out a professional career in the SDHL. Millie shares what representing Norway means to her, how international tournaments shape development, and why role models and mentorship matter so much in women’s hockey. The conversation also explores Millie’s NCAA experience, her transition to North America, team culture, and how something as simple as arts and crafts can strengthen locker room bonds. Looking ahead, Millie discusses her long-term goals and whether the PWHL could be part of her future. Subscribe for more conversations with players shaping the future of women’s hockey.