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All-Star Teams selected
Starting lineups for the 2009 All-Star Game have been decided according to votes given by hockey fans around the world. The fans voted the starting lineup consisting of 1 goaltender, 2 defenseman, 1 left wing, 1 center and 1 right wing for both North America All-Stars and World All-Stars. Here are the final results of the voting:

North America

R Mike Modano
C Eric Staal
L Patrick Marleau
D Bryan McCabe
D Scott Niedermayer
G Martin Brodeur

World

R Thomas Vanek
C Evgeny Malkin
L Alexander Ovechkin
D Zdeno Chara
D Nicklas Lidström
G Henrik Lundqvist

Traditionally, the coaching staff of the two All-Star teams will selected rest of the players to participate in this most profilic annual sports event. The following players have been selected to the All-Star teams by the coaching staff.

Right Wings (North America)
R Jarome Iginla
R Dany Heatley
R Patrice Bergeron

Right Wings (World)
R Petr Sykora
R Martin Havlat
R Marian Gaborik

Centers (North America)
C Jonathan Toews
C Jason Spezza
C Sidney Crosby

Centers(World)
C Peter Forsberg
C Martin Straka
C Anze Kopitar

Left Wings (North America)
L Paul Kariya
L Vincent Lecavalier
L Rick Nash

Left Wings (World)
L Daniel Alfredsson
L Jaromir Jagr
L Marco Sturm

Defensemen (North America)
D Mathieu Schneider
D Wade Redden
D Chris Pronger
D Mike Green

Defenseman (World)
D Lubomir Visnovsky
D Andrei Markov
D Andrej Meszaros
D Joni Pitkänen

Goalies (North America)
G Cam Ward
G Marc-André Fleury

Goalies(World)
G Tomas Vokoun
G Kari Lehtonen

NHL All-Star Skill Competitions
The annual All-Star event kicked off today with the skill competitions. Team North America and Team World competed in six different races and the fans got to see their stars shine.

Team World won the puck control relay with a team of Marian Gaborik, Alexander Ovechkin and Jaromir Jagr.

Paul Kariya of Team North America won the fastest skater competition, beating Alexander Ovechkin in the final.

Jarome Iginla of Team North America won the hardest shot competition with a result of 89 MPH, beating Zdeno Chara in the final.

Jason Spezza of Team North America won the accuracy shooting competition, beating Alexander Ovechkin in the final.

Kari Lehtonen of Team World won the goalie competition (pass&score), beating Marc-André Fleury in the final.

Team North America won the breakaway relay with a team of Sidney Crosby, Rick Nash and Eric Staal.

The yearly clash between Team North America and Team World will take place tomorrow.

All-Star Teams selected
Starting lineups for the 2010 All-Star Game have been decided according to votes given by hockey fans around the world. The fans voted the starting lineup consisting of 1 goaltender, 2 defenseman, 1 left wing, 1 center and 1 right wing for both North America All-Stars and World All-Stars. Here are the final results of the voting:

North America
R Phil Kessel
C Sidney Crosby
L Rick Nash
D Mike Green
D Bryan McCabe
G Roberto Luongo

World
R Alexander Ovechkin
C Pavol Demitra
L Thomas Vanek
D Kenny Jönsson
D Kim Johnsson
G Tomas Vokoun

Traditionally, the coaching staff of the two All-Star teams will selected rest of the players to participate in this most profilic annual sports event. The following players have been selected to the All-Star teams by the coaching staff.
North America World

North America

R Jarome Iginla
R Brian Gionta
R Patrick Kane
C Joe Thornton
C Vincent Lecavalier
C Patrice Bergeron
L Jordan Staal
L Dany Heatley
L Guillaume Latendresse
D Jay Bouwmeester
D Ryan Whitney
D Brent Seabrook
D Ryan Suter
G Brent Krahn
G Justin Pogge


World

R Jaromir Jagr
R Marian Gaborik
R Ilya Kovalchuk
C Peter Forsberg
C Alexander Perezhogin
C Evgeny Malkin
L Ales Hemsky
L Rostislav Olesz
L Anze Kopitar
D Andrei Markov
D Kimmo Timonen
D Andrej Meszaros
D Mark Streit
G Henrik Lundqvist
G Jaroslav Halak


This years All-Star weekend starts Saturday February 11 with the Super Skills competition and continues on Sunday February 12 with the clash between the North America All-Stars and the World All-Stars.

Starting lineups for the 2011 All-Star Game have been decided according to votes given by hockey fans around the world. The fans voted the starting lineup consisting of 1 goaltender, 2 defenseman, 1 left wing, 1 center and 1 right wing for both North America All-Stars and World All-Stars. Here are the final results of the voting:

North America
R Rick Nash
C Mike Richards
L Sidney Crosby
D Dion Phaneuf
D Matt Carle
G Justin Pogge


World
R Alexander Ovechkin
C Peter Forsberg
L Anze Kopitar
D Tomas Kaberle
D Andrej Meszaros
G Tuukka Rask

Traditionally, the coaching staff of the two All-Star teams will selected rest of the players to participate in this most profilic annual sports event. The following players have been selected to the All-Star teams by the coaching staff.

North America
R Phil Kessel
R Jason Pominville
R Corey Perry
C Jason Spezza
C Paul Stastny
C Ryan Getzlaf
L Scott Gomez
L Simon Gagné
L Patrick Kane
D Bryan McCabe
D Carlo Colaiacovo
D Shea Weber
D Mike Green
G Roberto Luongo
G Marc-André Fleury


World
R Ales Hemsky
R Nikolai Zherdev
R Alexander Radulov
C Pavol Demitra
C Evgeny Malkin
C Artem Anisimov
L Alexander Semin
L Thomas Vanek
L Nicklas Bäckström
D Andrei Markov
D Kenny Jönsson
D Mattias Öhlund
D Joni Pitkänen
G Henrik Lundqvist
G Marek Schwarz


This years All-Star weekend starts Saturday February 11 with the Super Skills competition and continues on Sunday February 12 with the clash between the North America All-Stars and the World All-Stars.