Eagles I
Our top team plays competitive league hockey against the strongest DPL sides and is our entry at the Armed Forces Alpine Classic. We expect players to attend most practices and all league games.
We're a volunteer-run amateur ice hockey club serving Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Landstuhl, Baumholder and Zweibrücken. Our teams compete in the Die Players Liga, friendly games and tournaments across Europe.
You don’t need a military affiliation to play with us. Our members come from every branch of the U.S. military, their families, DoD civilians and contractors, NATO personnel and the surrounding German communities.
We were founded in 2004, and military hockey has been played in Zweibrücken since 1953. Our teams, from recreational to competitive, play in the Die Players Liga and at tournaments across Europe.
Our members elect a board, and every team has its own coaches and captains. Leadership
We're open to players aged 16 and over. Everyone who can skate and stop gets a roster spot, and our coaches place each player by availability and skill level. Join
Our teams play in Germany's largest amateur ice hockey league and in friendly games and tournaments. Schedule
Our players say In or Out for every practice and game on its page, so the coaches know exactly who's coming. How it works
Our top team plays competitive league hockey against the strongest DPL sides and is our entry at the Armed Forces Alpine Classic. We expect players to attend most practices and all league games.
Our team for developing and recreational players, with a full league schedule in a lower DPL division. New arrivals start here, and players move up to Eagles I as rosters shift.
Our story is more than seventy years of military hockey in Zweibrücken, from the Royal Canadian Air Force Flyers of 1953, through CANUSA, the Warriors and the Ramstein Rams, to the KMC Eagles of today.
TitlesMost recent: Div I Die Players Liga Champions, 2024. We've retired 2 numbers.
In memoriam6 July 1989 – 2 March 2011. Forever an Eagle. Never forgotten.
We welcome military, civilian, NATO and German players aged 16 and over, with no tryouts. Practices at Zweibrücken Ice Rink, late September to April.