Hier die Ergebnisse vom gestrigen Allstar-Game der AHL bzw. der Skill Competition (Spiel findet heute statt)
2005 AHL All-Star Skills Competition Scorecard
Ein Auszug:
Event 1 - InGlasCo Puck Control Relay
Canadian PlanetUSA
Heat #1
Eric Perrin Sean Bergenheim
Steve Eminger Christian Ehrhoff
Eric Staal Denis Grebeshkov
Winning team earns one goal: PlanetUSA
Heat #2
Jason Spezza Zach Parise
Winning player earns one goal for team: Canadian
Event 2 - CCM Fastest Skater
Canadian sec. PlanetUSA sec.
Heat #1
Chuck Kobasew 14.553
Tomas Plekanec 14.196
Heat #2
Jay Bouwmeester 14.535
Niklas Kronwall 15.000
Heat #3
Kyle Wellwood 14.776
Tony Salmelainen 14.762
Fastest time earns one goal for team: Tomas Plekanec
Fastest team average time earns one goal: Canadian
Event 4 - CCM Vector Hardest Shot
Canadian mph PlanetUSA mph
Simon Gamache 92.2
Joni Pitkanen 94.4
Jay Bouwmeester 91.1
Anton Volchenkov 92.9
Rene Bourque 99.8
Brandon Bochenski 94.3
Lawrence Nycholat 85.6
Andrew Hutchinson 95.0
Team with the higher average speed earns one goal: PlanetUSA
Player with hardest shot earns one goal for team: Rene Bourque
Event 5 - Dodge Accuracy Shooting
Canadian hits att PlanetUSA hits att
Michel Ouellet 3 7
Denis Grebeshkov 4 6
Jason King 4 7
Andy Hilbert 4 4
Mike Cammalleri 4 6
Dustin Brown 4 5
Player with most hits in fewest attempts earns
one goal for team: Andy Hilbert
Team with most total hits in fewest attempts earns one goal: PlanetUSA
FINAL SCORE: PlanetUSA 17 Canadian 13
AHL Allstar-Game
AHL Allstar-Game
[size=16px]PlanetUSA rallies for shootout win[/size]
MANCHESTER, N.H. … Down four goals after the first period, the PlanetUSA AHL All-Stars rallied for a 5-4 shootout victory over the Canadian AHL All-Stars in the 2005 AHL All-Star Game, played tonight in Manchester, N.H.
Tomas Plekanec of the Hamilton Bulldogs started the PlanetUSA rally at the 3:34 mark of the second period, then added a goal in the shootout to earn honors as the Dodge Most Valuable Player of the game. The PlanetUSA All-Stars earned the sweep of the weekend event after winning Sunday’s AHL All-Star Skills Competition by a score of 17-13.
The game was witnessed by a capacity crowd of 9,916 fans at the Verizon Wireless Arena, as well as national television audiences in the United States on ESPN2 and in Canada on Rogers Sportsnet and RDS.
Kyle Wellwood of the St. John’s Maple Leafs, Michel Ouellet of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, Eric Perrin of the Hershey Bears and Rene Bourque of the Norfolk Admirals staked the Canadians to an early 4-0 lead, but PlanetUSA responded to earn the win and snap a five-game losing streak in the AHL All-Star Game.
After Plekanec cut the deficit to 4-1, Andy Hilbert of the Providence Bruins netted his fourth career AHL All-Star goal and Binghamton Senators rookie Brandon Bochenski made it 4-3 at the 8:33 mark of the second. Mikko Koivu of the Houston Aeros then finished off a nifty give-and-go to tie the score with 10:18 left in regulation to tie the score.
The game went directly to a shootout, where Rochester Americans goaltender Ryan Miller followed up his shutout effort in the third period by stopping Jason Spezza of Binghamton, Wellwood and Chuck Kobasew of Lowell in the shootout. PlanetUSA went 3-for-3 in the shootout against the Manchester Monarchs’ Mathieu Garon.
The road to the Calder Cup 2005 Playoffs continues when the American Hockey League’s 69th season resumes on Thursday night.
Quelle: http://www.theahl.com
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