The Agra Risk Wheatland Kings are proud to officially announce the addition of Raygan Johnson to our media and communications team. Raygan will take on a key role as the host of Kings TV on FloHockey, where she will provide fans with exclusive access to game coverage, player interviews, and behind-the-scenes features throughout the season.
In this new position, Raygan will be the primary on-camera personality for Kings TV, helping to tell the stories of our players, coaching staff, and organization as a whole. She will also play an active role in supporting the team’s broader media operations, assisting with social media content, video production, and game-day digital coverage. Her addition to the team represents a continued commitment to improving fan engagement and providing professional-level coverage for our players and supporters.
Raygan brings a wealth of experience in sports media, having worked with Sportsnet 960 in Calgary and the Brampton Steelheads of the OHL. She has developed strong skills in broadcasting, content creation, social media strategy, and live event production. During her time at the University of Toronto, she also served in key leadership roles within the school’s sports broadcasting network, coordinating live broadcasts for hockey and soccer programs.
Raygan is a graduate of the College of Sports Media, where she completed her diploma in Television and Radio Sports Broadcasting, further sharpening her technical skills in video editing, camera operation, and on-air presentation. Her professional background, combined with her passion for sports storytelling, will help elevate the Kings’ media presence both locally and across the HJHL.
General Manager of the Wheatland Kings Cody Holdaway said “Her experience, professionalism, and fresh perspective will be a huge asset to our team. We’re looking forward to seeing the energy she brings to Kings TV and the unique content she’ll deliver to our fans.”
Please join us in welcoming Raygan to the Kings family. Stay tuned for more exciting announcements as we gear up for the 2025-26 season.
