#LAKings LA Kings Weekly Prospect Tracker, Week Ending March 6, 2022. (MayorsManor)

It’s time to take a lap around the globe and check in on the LA Kings prospects playing in various leagues. The following reports are for games played through end of day Sunday, March 6th.
ONTARIO REIGN (AHL)

Due to the Ontario Reign featuring a large volume of LA Kings prospects this season, each tracker will feature a select number of them on a rotating basis – largely culled from key performances for the prior week.
The Reign went undefeated this week, defeating the Roadrunners 4-3 in OT to start the week. They would finish with back-to-back games against the Silver Knights, winning 3-2 in OT and then battering the Knights in a 6-3 victory.
Lias Andersson, Center (7th overall in 2017)
2021-2022 Stats: 5 goals, 0 assists, plus-5, 2 PIM in 3 games played
Andersson returned to the AHL as what could only be described as a goal scoring machine this week, scoring twice against the Roadrunners, twice in the first game against the Knights, and once in the final game of the week.
Samuel Fagemo, Left/Right Wing (50th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats: 17 goals, 11 assists, plus-19, 19 PIM in 34 games played
Fagemo added a primary assist in each game of the week.
Rasmus Kupari, Center ( 20th overall in 2018)
2021-2022 Stats: 5 goals, 2 assists, plus-1, 12 PIM in 12 games played
Kupari scored twice in the final game of the week. His first would come after he sniped the top right corner.
Tyler Madden, Center (68th overall in 2018)
2021-2022 Stats: 14 goals, 17 assists, plus-3, 12 PIM in 46 games played
Madden would work through a Silver Knights defender to shovel the puck over to Kupari for an empty netter.
Helge Grans, RH Defenseman (35th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 6 goals, 12 assists, plus-10, 2 PIM in 42 games played
Grans would open up scoring in the second game against the Knights with an extremely long-range wrist-shot through traffic.
Jordan Spence, RH Defenseman (95th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats: 4 goals, 36 assists, plus-19, 28 PIM in 45 games played
Spence would sneak in down low to tap in a Vilardi pass to put the Reign up in the closing game of the week. He would add assists in the first two outings. As a rookie, he sits six points out of the scoring lead for defensemen in the AHL and is third in scoring on the Reign.
Matt Villalta, Goalie (72nd overall in 2017)
2021-2022 Stats: 2.68 GAA, .913 SV %, 1 assist in 29 games played
Villalta backstopped the Reign to a 4-3, 26 save OT win over the Roadrunners and willed the team to a 3-2 OT win in the first game against the Silver Knights, stopping 31 shots and assisting on the winning goal.
ECHL
Jacob Ingham, Greenville Swamp Rabbits, Goalie (175th overall in 2018)
2021-2022 Stats
AHL-Ontario Reign: 4.29 GAA, .861 SV %, 1 assist in 5 game played
ECHL-Greenville: 3.17 GAA, .894 SV % in 13 games played
Ingham turned away 53 of 57 shots in the two games he started in, earning one win and one loss.
Lukas Parik, Goalie (87th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats
AHL-Ontario: 3.50 GAA, .893 SV % in 4 games played
ECHL-Rapid City: 2.52 GAA, .921 SV % in 24 games played
Parik starred in net for the first two games of the Rush’s week, turning away 56 shots to post a 9.33 SV % and two wins.
CANADIAN JUNIOR HOCKEY

OHL
Brandt Clarke, Barrie Colts, RH Defenseman (8th overall in 2021)
2021-2022 Stats: 10 goals, 43 assists, plus-20, 20 PIM in 46 games played
Clarke picked up one assist this week by pull dragging the puck into a pass for his teammate to tap in and was named First Star of the Game in a 8-4 win over the Wolves. He narrowly maintains the scoring lead by defensemen by one point.
Martin Chromiak, Kingston Frontenacs, Left Wing (128th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 23 goals, 33 assists, plus-11, 8 PIM in 42 games played
Chromiak continues to produce at a high rate, adding four assists and a goal in three games played this week.
Francesco Pinelli, Kitchener Rangers, Center (42nd overall in 2021)
2021-2022 Stats: 15 goals, 28 assists, plus-7, 21 PIM in 38 games played
Pinelli earned three assists and two goals this week, both of which came from nearly identical breakaway backhands.
BCHL
Braden Doyle, Penticton Vees, LH Defenseman (157th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats
BCHL-Penticton: 3 goals, 21 assists, 6 PIM in 21 games played
NCAA-Boston Univ.: 0 goals, 1 assist, even plus/minus, 0 PIM in 8 games played
Penticton knocked out four wins this week, with Doyle adding three assists and a goal.
COLLEGE HOCKEY (NCAA)

Brock Faber, Univ. of Minnesota, RH Defenseman (45th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 2 goals, 10 assists, plus-7, 12 PIM in 27 games played
The Gophers finished their regular season with a 23-11-0 record and finished first in the Big Ten. They earned a ticket to the Big Ten Tournament semi-finals where they will face Penn State.
Alex Laferriere, Harvard Univ., Right Wing (83rd overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 14 goals, 13 assists, plus-9, 10 PIM in 29 games played
Harvard finished their season with a 3-0 win over Princeton and an overall record of 17-9-3. They will face Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the first round of the ECAC Hockey playoffs.
Andre Lee, UMass-Lowell, LW/C (188th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats: 16 goals, 10 assists, plus-14, 48 PIM in 31 games played
Lee was pivotal in the River Hawks back-to-back defeats over New Hampshire Univ., scoring the opening goal with a five-hole snipe and then the game winning goal with a backhand on a breakaway in the first game. He would assist on the lone goal of the second game.
Ben Meehan, UMass-Lowell, LH Defenseman (140th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 4 goals, 9 assists, plus-8, 50 PIM in 30 games played
Meehan was a plus-1, had 1 SOG, and had 4 blocked shots in the River Hawks weekend victories. The River Hawks earned home ice in the Hockey East playoffs while their opponent is still to be decided. They finished the regular season with a 20-9-3 record
David Hrenak, St. Cloud State, Goalie (144th overall in 2018)
2021-2022 Stats: 2.25 GAA, .914 SV % in 31 games played
The Huskies split their games against Minnesota Duluth, losing the first 3-2. Hrenak made 20 saves on 23 shots. He would bounce back with a 2-0 shutout victory, stopping all 34 shots he faced. This win would clinch home-ice in the NCHC playoffs, where they they will have a rematch with the Bulldogs. They finish their regular season with a 18-12-4 record.
VARIOUS EUROPEAN LEAGUES

Samuel Helenius, LIIGA-JYP, Center (59th overall in 2021)
2021-2022 Stats
LIIGA-JYP: 1 goal, 5 assists, minus-10, 58 PIM in 41 games played
SM-Sarja-JYP U20: 0 goals, 1 assist, plus-1, 0 PIM in 1 game played
JYP defeated TPS 4-1 and lost 2-1 to Jukurit before earning a 3-2 OT victory over SaiPa. Helenius averaged 13:00 in TOI.
Aatu Jämsen, Finland, Right Wing (190th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats
LIGGA-Pelicans: 1 goal, 5 assists, minus-1, 6 PIM in 29 games played
Mestis-Peliitat: 4 goals, 4 assists, plus-3, 4 PIM in 7 games played
SM-Sarja-Pelicans U20: 5 goals, 11 assists, plus-12, 6 PIM in 10 games played
The Pelicans lost their first of the week 3-2 in overtime to Lukko before defeating SaiPa 4-3 and then coming away with a 3-1 victory in a rematch with Lukko. Jamsen registered 5 SOG and averaged 11.23 in TOI.
Kasper Simontaival, LIIGA-KalPa, Center (66th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats: 6 goals, 6 assists, minus-3, 12 PIM in 30 games played
After last weeks three goal performance, Simontaival recorded the primary assist in a tic-tac-toe play after receiving a pass from fellow Kings prospect Kim Nousiainen.
Johan Södergran, DEL-Eisbaren Berlin, Right Wing (165th overall in 2018)
2021-2022 Stats
DEL-Eisbaren Berlin: 0 games played
AHL-Ontario Reign goals: 3 goals, 0 assists, even plus/minus, 0 PIM in 7 games played
With Lias Andersson returning to the Reign, Sodergran was loaned to Eisbaren Berlin of the DEL so he can get some playing time. Eisbaren Berlin, or the Polar Bears, sit comfortably in first place and are the defending champions of the DEL.
Kim Nousiainen, LIIGA-KalPa, LH Defenseman (119th overall in 2019)
2021-2022 Stats: 4 goals, 8 assists, minus-1, 22 PIM in 22 games played
Nousiainen dazzled in a 4-2 win over HPK with a primary assist, dangling two defenders while rushing into the slot before sliding the puck over with a backhand to find a teammate for a tap-in. He added another assist on the powerplay.
Kirill Kirsanov, KHL-SKA St. Petersburg, LH Defenseman (84th overall in 2021)
2021-2022 Stats
VHL-SKA-Neva: 1 goal, 2 assists, plus-4, 0 PIM in 3 games played
2022 Playoffs: 1 goal, 1 assist, even plus/minus, 0 PIM in 6 games played
KHL-SKA: 0 goals, 4 assists, plus-6, 4 PIM in 24 games played
MHL-SKA 1946: 1 goal, 2 assists, plus-3, 2 PIM in 3 games played
Sources say that Kirsanov is believed to remain in the VHL instead of the KHL due to conditioning issues, a result from only playing two games in a months span during the World Juniors. SKA Neva advanced to the second round of the playoffs after a six-game series against Almetyevsk, with Kirsanov having the primary assist on the series winning goal.
Juho Markkanen, Switzerland, Goalie (112th overall in 2020)
2021-2022 Stats
National League-Lugano: 9.68 GAA, .812 SV % in 1 game played
SL-Ticino Rockets: 3.96 GAA, .920 GAA in 2 game played
Elit-Lugano U20: 1.00 GAA in 1 game played
LIIGA-SaiPa: 3.27 GAA, .873 SV % in 15 games played
SM-Sarja-SaiPa U20: 5.48 GAA, .790 SV % in 3 games played
Markkanen continues to bounce around leagues, this time making his National League debut, Switzerland’s top league. The start did not go according to plan, as it resulted in a 8-4 loss.
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