Captain 2025 - 2026, News, U18 A (2008-2010) OWHA #2704, OWHA (Kitchener Minor Hockey)

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Oct 02, 2025 | Daryll Smith | 410 views
Captain 2025 - 2026
Congratulations to our recently named 2025 / 2026 Kitchener Lady Rangers U18 "A" Captain Ms. Eichholz.






On behalf of James, Ken, Sarah and Tim, I would like to announce and congratulate our Captain for this season, Ms. Eichholz. Ms. Eichholz is in her third year with the U18 “A” team, having been an Assistant Captain last season. Her attitude, on and off-ice work ethic and leadership abilities have continued to develop to the point where the coaching staff believed it to be more beneficial to the team to name her as Captain sooner, rather than later.

Abby, we are proud of all your growth and development over the past several seasons, how you come to dryland, practices and games always giving a full effort, and how you have continued to lead both on and off the ice over the years. We could not be more fortunate in having you back with us this season and having you as our Captain. We know that you will continue to represent our team, KMHA and the City of Kitchener proudly and respectfully this season.

CONGRATULATIONS!!





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