FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 11, 2025
Almonte, ON – The Ottawa Valley Centennials are
pleased to announce the signing of 2009-born forward K’den Womack for the
2025-26 USPHL Premier season. Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, USA Womack
joins the Centennials after playing with the Ontario Hockey Academy U17 squad
in the CSSHLE during the 2024-25 season.
Womack, who suited up in 23 league games for OHA, posted 4
points (3 goals, 1 assists) this season. Previously K’den has also had the
opportunity to play for the Ottawa Jr. 67’s AAA.
Standing at 6’0” 180 lbs, Womack brings to the Centennials an
offensive game, strong frame, and steady progression through a respected
development system. His experience in the high-tempo CSSHLE U17 league has
equipped him with the composure and structure necessary for a seamless
transition to USPHL play.
“We’re excited to welcome K’dén to the Centennials,” said
Team President John Miotla. “He’s got an ideal combination of size, offensive talent,
and upside, especially for his age. Our program will be a great platform for
him to continue maturing physically and tactically, while helping us solidify
our roster for next season.”
With Womack’s addition, the Centennials reaffirm their
commitment to nurturing promising young talent and providing players with
opportunities to develop toward collegiate or NCDC careers.
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About The United States Premier Hockey League
Founded in 2012, the United States Premier Hockey League (USPHL) is the largest
junior hockey organization in North America, with over 150 teams and more than
20,000 players aged 8-21. The League’s Junior Divisions include the
tuition-free National Collegiate Development Conference (NCDC), and the Premier
and Elite Conferences. The USPHL has sent more than 10,000 players to college
hockey, including over 4,600 to the NCAA, and 19 NCDC alumni have been selected
in the NHL Draft.