Wheat Kings Hockey Announces Coaches for AA Program
The West Central Wheat Kings Hockey Program is excited to announce its head coaching lineup for the upcoming season, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Wheat Kings hockey.
Leading the U13AA program will be Ryan Menei, who takes the reins as Head Coach after serving as an assist coach last season. Ryan brings a passion for player development, strong leadership, and a commitment to fostering a positive and competitive environment for young athletes as they begin their AA hockey journey.
At the U15AA level, Justin Fox has been named Head Coach. Following a year of leave for the U15AA program, Justin will guide the team's return to competition with a focus on development, accountability, and team culture. His enthusiasm and dedication to helping players reach their potential make him an excellent fit to lead this group into a new season.
The U18AA Wheat Kings will be led by Ethan Wigley, who steps into the role of Head Coach as the program resumes after a one-year leave. Ethan brings valuable experience and a player-first approach that will help prepare athletes both on and off the ice while continuing the proud tradition of Wheat Kings hockey.
The return of both the U15AA and U18AA teams represents an important milestone for the organization. After a year away from competition at those levels, there is renewed excitement throughout the Wheat Kings community as players, families, coaches, and supporters look forward to rebuilding and growing the program.
"We are thrilled to welcome Ryan, Justin, and Ethan into their leadership roles," said the Wheat Kings executive. "Each coach brings a unique set of strengths, a passion for hockey, and a commitment to player development. We are confident they will help create a positive and successful experience for our athletes."
As preparations begin for the upcoming season, the Wheat Kings organization looks forward to seeing all three teams take the ice and continue building a culture of excellence, development, and community pride.
The future is bright for Wheat Kings hockey, and the organization is excited to begin this new chapter with Ryan Menei, Justin Fox, and Ethan Wigley leading the way.