From high school hockey in Caledon, to U-Sports at York, to the AHL's Chicago Wolves, and the NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs, Chris Dennis's coaching resume reads like a guy who was born to coach. After spending the 2021-2022 OHL season beside Marty Williamson on the bench in Barrie, Dennis has been named the 24th head coach in Kitchener Rangers history. Working alongside Hall of Fame names like Quinn, Carlyle, and Wilson, Dennis shares what he's learned along the way and his philosophy for building a junior hockey champion. Meantime, Mike McKenzie moves back to the front office after amassing a winning percentage of near 0.600 in two years behind the Rangers bench. Arguably his preferred role, McKenzie is no stranger to making a splash when he sees a deal that can improve his team. Will this be the duo that can bring Kitchener its first Memorial Cup since 2003?

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