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Ravensburg Towerstars Secure Talented Local Defenseman Ryan Odude
The Ravensburg Towerstars have bolstered their defense for the upcoming season with the signing of 19-year-old Ryan Odude, a promising local talent. Odude joins the Towerstars from ERC Ingolstadt, having honed his skills in the youth ranks of EV Ravensburg until 2020.
Born and raised in Ravensburg, Odude has already gained valuable experience in Germany, having played in the Oberliga for Bayreuth and Peiting, as well as the U17 and U20 teams at ERC Ingolstadt. In the previous season, he played in four games for the EC Peiting in the Oberliga Süd.
Towerstars coach Bo Subr described Odude as a very talented local product, while sports director Marius Riedel praised his upbringing with EV Ravensburg and development in Ingolstadt. The management believes that they will be able to help Odude gain even more valuable experience for his future.
Odude's addition to the Towerstars roster is said to bring added depth. The Towerstars, who secured another promising talent for their future with this signing, are confident that Odude's potential and talent will be a valuable asset to the team.
While comprehensive career statistics such as games played, goals, assists, points, and penalty minutes across various leagues and teams are not readily available, interested fans can consult official league websites, individual club websites, or reputable sports statistical databases for a detailed overview of Odude's playing history.
As the Towerstars prepare for the upcoming season, the addition of Ryan Odude is sure to excite fans and boost the team's defensive capabilities. With his local roots and proven experience, Odude is set to make a significant impact on the Ravensburg Towerstars.
The Ravensburg Towerstars, as they prepare for the upcoming season, have expanded their roster and boosted their defense with the addition of Ryan Odude, a talented local player known for his skills in hockey. Odude, with his background in various German leagues and teams, including the Oberliga and U17 and U20 teams at ERC Ingolstadt, is expected to make a significant impact in the NHL.
