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The LA Jr Kings would like to wish a Happy Birthday to the following player...
Robert Campbell from the team turns 15 today.
Birthdays coming up this month are...
Rey Acuna
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| DONATE TO THE JACK JABLONSKI FUND... |
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| On Friday, December 30, 2011, Benilde St. Margaret Sophomore, Jack "Jabby" Jablonski, was chasing a puck behind the goal line when a check from behind sent him head first into the boards. His injury was severe: two broken vertebra and a severed spinal cord; his life changed in an instant. For Jack's full story and recovery update, please click here... |
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| JR KINGS NITE HIGHLIGHTS... |
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| 8th ANNUAL PRESIDENTS DAY TIER CHALLENGE... |
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| LA JR KINGS 01 WIN SECOND SUPERSERIES TITLE... |
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 (youth1.com)The Jr. Kings opened the tournament with 2-1 win over the Phoenix Jr. Coyotes thanks to a late second period goal from Quinn Emerson. Later that day, they earned a decisive win over the LA Selects, shutting them out 7-0 with a pair of goals from Emerson and Kristof Papp, while Alexander Krause, Brendan Brisson and Jacob Brockman had one apiece.
The following day, the Jr. Kings recorded two more shutouts as they blanked the Anaheim Wildcats 6-0 and the Santa Clara Blackhawks 5-0. Dustin Wolf got the shutout in net for both games, while the Jr. Kings received goals from Lukas Roscoe, Alexander Krause, Huston Karpman, Quinn Emerson, Drew Vieten and Kristof Papp against the Wildcats while Krause, Emerson, Brendan Brisson, Vieten and Papp scored against the Blackhawks.
In their final round-robin game, LA faced the Valencia Express. Alexander Krause had a hat trick, Blake Emerson helped out with a pair of goals and Hunter Johnston, Quinn Emerson, Brendan Brisson and Jacob Brockman scored once as the Jr. Kings defeated the Express by a final score of 9-0. With a 5-0 record in the first round, the Jr. Kings clinched the top seed and headed into the finals, where they would play the Wildcats a second time.
In the championship game, the Wildcats got on the board first with an unassisted goal from Brooks Blogg 6:15 into the first period. Down for the first time all tournament, the Jr. Kings finally knotted up the score late in the second when Blake Emerson found the back of the net off a pass from Drew Vieten. Tied 1-1 going into the final period, the Jr. Kings’ offense came out strong and had got off three shots early in the period before Huston Karpman scored with assists from Emerson and Jacob Brockman to put LA up 2-1 at the 5:04 mark. Minutes later, Alexander Krause extended the lead for the Jr. Kings with help from Jack Blake. The Wildcats had a number of shots at the end of the period, but were unable to convert and the Jr. Kings went on to win 3-1. Dustin Wolf, who got the win in net, stopped 13 of the 12 shots he faced, while Martin Torres was excellent between the pipes for Anaheim, as he recorded 20 saves.
Overall, LA Jr. Kings’ Quinn Emerson finished the tournament as the point leader with 12 points from six goals and six assists. LA Selects’ Jayden Price, Phoenix’s Trevor Griebel and Jr. Kings’ Alexander Krause tied for 2nd with ten points each, Price had six goals and four assists, while Griebel and Krause both have seven goals and three assists. In net, Dustin Wolf was spectacular for the LA Jr. Kings, recording four shutouts and allowing only two goals while stopping 61 shots. Anaheim’s Martin Torres and Santa Clara’s Max Scholz were also stellar in net with Torres recording 74 saves, while Scholz had 77 and a shutout. Additionally, the tournament also saw great performances from the Anaheim Wildcats, who finished in 2nd with a 4-2 record, having topped the Phoenix Jr. Coyotes, Santa Clara Blackhawks, LA Hockey Club and Valencia Express. The Santa Clara Blackhawks and Phoenix Jr. Coyotes also played well. The Blackhawks and came in 3rd after beating the Phoenix Jr. Coyotes 5-3 in the 3rd place game to make their final tournament record 3-3, while the Jr. Coyotes also finished 3-3 with wins over Santa Clara on the first day of the tournament, as well as the LA Selects and Valencia Express. |
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| Riley Alferd has been asked to play for the Muskegon Lumberjacks of the USHL next Saturday night in Ann Arbor, MI, against the US NTDP U-17 team. He becomes the third member of our U-16 team who will play USHL games this season. As we all remember, Thatcher Demko is now a full-time member of the Omaha Lancers. Ryan Siroky will play three games with the Green Bay Gamblers at the end of this month, before coming back to us on January 3rd. |
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| LAJK MERCHANDISE NOW AVAILABLE... |
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