AHL Manchester Monarchs

Kings to host annual development camp

Published on July 6, 2006 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Manchester Monarchs News Release


LOS ANGELES, CA - The Los Angeles Kings, the parent club of the Manchester Monarchs, will host their annual Development Camp from July 9-14 at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo. The one-week camp will feature 30 players participating in both on-ice and off-ice workouts, with all on-ice workouts open to the public at no charge.

Among those scheduled to take part in this year's Development Camp are Kings first-round selections Anze Kopitar (1st round, 11th overall, 2005 NHL Entry Draft), Jonathan Bernier (1st round, 11th overall, 2006 NHL Entry Draft), Trevor Lewis (1st round, 17th overall, 2006 NHL Entry Draft) and Brian Boyle (1st round, 26th overall, 2003 NHL Entry Draft); plus recent Kings acquisition Patrick O'Sullivan, who this past season was named the American Hockey League's Rookie of the Year.

Also slated to participate are the following players who each appeared in games for the Kings last season: Petr Kanko, Richard Petiot, Matt Ryan and Konstantin Pushkarev.

"It will be the first opportunity for me and some of the other new people in this organization to see many of these players up close and on the ice," said new Kings Head Coach Marc Crawford. "I am very much looking forward to seeing our prospects. Hopefully all of these guys realize that every opportunity you have on the ice is an opportunity to impress someone and to leave a lasting impression."



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