Okanagan HA Colorado 16U
Lenarz gives a junior recruiter a youth prospect with a substantial completed assignment. His movement and puck-control background offers a reason to test a development fit, while the next-level contribution remains to be defined.
The current opinion links crease movement to control of the puck after the stop. A club should examine whether that relationship survives the quick second releases that leave less time to rebuild coverage.
Watch inclusion reflects a worthwhile evaluation candidate rather than an established ranking advantage. The case for consideration is recurring responsibility with an available technical foundation to assess directly.
A staff should identify whether movement finishes before contact or carries him away from the continuing play. More controlled arrivals would make his rebound handling easier to translate into useful junior possessions.
His 2025–26 record with Okanagan HA Colorado 16U lists 32 appearances, with a 2.40 goals-against average and a .908 save percentage.