Prospect Report: Mikey Anderson

Even though the LA Kings 2018-2019 season has come to an end, several of the Kings top prospects are still competing for a championship in the OHL, WHL and NCAA.
Take a look at the top prospects:

Mikey Anderson
This past week,
Anderson and the University of Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs won their second national championship
as they beat the University of Massachusetts.
Anderson, who the Kings drafted in 2017, scored a goal in the championship game, one of three in a shutdown 3-0 victory at KeyBank Center.

Sean Durzi
The defenseman signed a
three-year entry level contract
after being picked up by the Kings in a trade with the Toronto Maple Leafs earlier this season. Durzi logged five assists in four consecutive games (0-5=5) from March 22 to 28, contributing to the Guelph Storm's series sweep over the Kitchener Rangers.
During their series against the London Knights,
defenseman Drew Doughty stopped by the Storm's locker room
before Game 6 to provide some words of encouragement. It must have worked, since the Storm went on to complete an epic comeback to win the series. They'll face the Saginaw Spirit for the Western Conference Championship.
Tweet from @OHLCollective: Sean Durzi and Riley Damiani Sign their NHL Entry-Level��Contracts https://t.co/iOFDnq4maq pic.twitter.com/aMJ2G0PYbz

Tweet from @Storm\_City: 🚨 RATTTTTTTTTTTTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! SWEET SAUCE FROM @seandurzi AND @isaacratcliffe FINISHES IT TO MAKE IT 4-3!! #GUEvsLDN pic.twitter.com/HejZh1N8Sz
Tweet from @OHLHockey: Nothing better than a Game 7 winner 🌪#BestOfOHL pass by @seandurzi and finish by @Storm\_City captain @isaacratcliffe who is the hero in his hometown London.#OHLPlayoffs | #LDNvsGUE pic.twitter.com/bu0XJhiNv2
Blake Lizotte
Lizotte made his NHL Debut with Kings on April 6 against Vegas Golden Knights, shortly after he signed a
three-year entry level contrac
with the organization.
"My whole family just lives, breathes, eats, sleeps hockey, so it's exciting," Lizotte said to
LA Kings Insider
.

Aidan Dudas
Dudas made his professional debut for the Ontario Reign on April 3, where he collected a pair of assists, the first points of his professional career. Prior to signing, he recorded a multi-goal (2-0=2) performance in the Owen Sound's final game in Portland.

Jaret Anderson-Dolan
Currently in playoffs with the Spokane Chiefs, Anderson-Dolan has put up 10 points in 10 games (3-7=10). Most recently on April 13, he notched an assist (0-1=1) against the Everett Silvertips, contributing to the Chief's series-clinching victory.
He and the Chiefs will face the Vancouver Giants in the Western Conference Finals, beginning on Friday.

Austin Strand
Strand extended his scoring streak to four games after he scored two goals on April 10 against the Stockton Heat, the first multi-goal game of Strand's professional career and his third multi-point game of the season.

Akil Thomas
Thomas recorded four points (2-2=4) in five games, helping the Niagara IceDogs clinch the series against the North Bay Battalion.
In the next series against the Oshawa Generals, Thomas registered two points (1-1=2) in three appearances, however the IceDogs were eliminated from the OHL Playoffs after losing the series 4-2.
Thomas
signed a three-year entry-level contract
with the Kings on March 16.

Matt Villalta
On March 29, Villalta stopped 20-of-24 shots faced against the Owen Sound, recording his fourth consecutive playoff win and helping the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds clinch the series against Owen Sound.
Then, on April 14 against the Saginaw Spirit, Villalta stopped 21-of-25 shots faced, but the Greyhounds were ultimately eliminated from the playoffs.