Friday, May 31
5:10 PM (Pond): Lions 12U AAA
5:10 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AAA
5:15 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 13U AAA
6:20 PM (Pond): Jr. Kings 12U AAA
6:20 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 16U AAA
6:30 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 18U AAA
7:30 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 15U AAA
7:45 PM (OLY): Lions 14U AAA/16U AAA

Saturday, June 1
9:30 AM (Pond): Lions 12U AAA
9:30 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AAA
10:45 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 13U AAA
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AAA
1:15 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 15U AAA
2:15 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 16U AAA
2:30 PM (NHL): Lions 14U AAA/16U AAA
3:30 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 18U AAA

Sunday, June 2
9:30 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AAA/13U AAA
10:45 AM (NHL): Lions 12U AAA
11:15 AM (OLY): Lions 14U AAA/16U AAA
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AAA/15U AAA
1:15 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 16U AAA/18U AAA

Friday, June 7
5:10 PM (Pond): Lions 8U/10U A
5:15 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 16U AA
6:20 PM (Pond): Lions 12U AA/14U AA
6:30 PM (OLY): Lions 16U AA/19U AA
5:20 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AA
6:30 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AA
7:45 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 18U AA

Saturday, June 8
8:15 AM (Pond): Lions 8U
8:15 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AA2
9:30 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AA1
9:30 AM (Pond): Lions 10U A
10:45 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AA2
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AA1
1:15 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 16U AA
2:15 PM (OLY): Lions 12U AA/14U AA
2:30 PM (NHL): Lions 16U AA/19U AA
3:30 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 18U AA

Sunday, June 9
8:15 AM (NHL): Lions 8U/10U
9:30 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U AA
10:45 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 14U AA/16U AA
11:15 AM (OLY): Lions 12U AA/14U AA
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 18U AA
1:15 PM (NHL): Lions 16U AA/19U AA

Friday, June 14
4:10 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 8U A
5:20 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U
5:15 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 10U A
6:20 PM (Pond): Jr. Kings 8U B
6:30 PM (OLY): Jr,. Kings 14U
7:45 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 10U B/BB

Saturday, June 15
8:15 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 8U B
9:30 AM ((NHL): Jr. Kings 8U A
10:45 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 10U A
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 10U B/BB
1:15 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U A
2:15 PM (OLY): Jr. Kings 14U
2:30 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U B/BB
3:30 PM (OLY): High School

Sunday, June 16
8:15 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 8U A
9:30 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 8U B
10:45 AM (NHL): Jr. Kings 12U All
11:15 AM (OLY): Jr. Kings 14U
12 PM (NHL): Jr. Kings 10U All
1:15 PM (NHL): High School JV

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2024-2025 Jr Kings & Lions Coaches Announcements

Ferner tabbed Jr. Kings’ 16U AAA head coach

The LA Jr. Kings have announced that Mark Ferner has been named the club’s 16U AAA head coach for the 2024-25 season.

Ferner brings a wealth of experience behind the Jr. Kings’ bench, including a 16-year professional playing career followed by a 16-year coaching run in the high-level junior ranks.

“Mark is a well-respected and well-connected coach who will surely help elevate our program to another level,” said Jr. Kings general manager Tommy Tartaglione. “His knowledge and passion for the game, coupled with his established success mentoring young players, is second to none.”

Among his many coaching accolades, Ferner guided the British Columbia Hockey League’s (BCHL) Vernon Vipers to three consecutive Canadian Junior A National Championships appearances from 2008-11 - winning two titles - while being named BCHL Coach of the Year twice (2009 and 2010).

“Joining the Jr. Kings - a club that’s taken so much pride over the years nurturing elite-level talent, both on and off the ice - is exciting to say the least,” said Ferner. “As a coach, I preach hard work, accountability and collaboration with the No. 1 goal of developing and exposing our players to high-level junior and NCAA programs across North America.”

A Regina, Saskatchewan, native, Ferner, a defenseman, played three seasons of junior in the Western Hockey League (WHL) before embarking on his professional career that took him through the NHL - he patrolled the blue line for the Buffalo Sabres, Washington Capitals, Anaheim Mighty Ducks and Detroit Red Wings - American Hockey League, International Hockey League, West Coast Hockey League and Europe.

Ferner’s coaching resume also includes tenure as head coach of the WHL’s Everett Silvertips; head and assistant coach with the WHL’s Kamloops Blazers; and assistant for the WHL’s Vancouver Giants. He’s also served as an amateur scout for the Sabres.