Comcast CHL All-Star Skills Competition Results
January 22, 2004 - Central Hockey League (CHL)
Laredo Bucks News Release
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico â The Laredo Bucks had two individual winners in the 2004 Comcast CHL All-Star Skills Competition on Thursday night at Tingley Coliseum. Forward Brent Cullaton captured the Fastest Skater award, while forward Patrik Nilson won the Accuracy Shootout contest. The Northern Conference edged the Southern Conference in the overall team skills competition 8-6.
FASTEST SKATER
Bucks forward Brent Cullaton turned in the fastest time as he skated a lap around the ice in 14.28 seconds. The Southern Conference won two of the three races to win the Fastest Skater team competition.
North vs. South
Chad Spurr (BOS) â North
Heat Winner -- Brent Cullaton (LAR) â South -- Time: 14:28
Heat Winner -- Jason Bermingham (TUL) â North -- Time: 15.48
Bill Newson (RGV) - South
Mike Oliveira (NMX) â North
Heat Winner -- Scott Hillman (ODE) â South â Time: 14.72
HARDEST SHOT
Memphis RiverKings defenseman Derek Landmesser ripped a slap shot 92 mph to capture the CHL Hardest Shot contest. The Northern Conference also had the highest team average. Each contestant was given two chances
North
Tyler Fleck (OKC) â North -- 91 / 90 mph
Brad Williamson (COL) â North -- 86 / 87 mph
Derek Landmesser (MEM) â North -- 92 / 88 mph
South
Mike Tilson (CRP) â South -- 91 / 91 mph
Mark DeSantis (AMA) â South -- 86 / 88 mph
Daniel Tetrault (AUS) â South -- 83 / 88 mph
ACCURACY SHOOT-OUT
Laredo Bucks forward Patrik Nilson hit all four targets on just six shots to capture the CHL Accuracy Shootout. Each competitor had eight chances to hit all four targets; ties were decided by fewest attempts. The Northern Conference won the team competition based on shooting percentage.
South
Joe Blaznek (LUB) â 2-8
Chris Minard (SNG) â 4-7
Patrik Nilson (LAR) â 4-6
North
Don Parsons (MEM) â 4-7
Chad Woollard (FTW) â 4-8
Chris Richards (NMX) â 4-7
RAPID FIRE
The Southern Conference goalies Scott Reid and Shawn Degagne stopped 18 of 20 shots while the Northern Conference goalies Nathan Grobins and Ken Carroll stopped 17 of 20 shots. The Southern Conference won the competition based on best save percentage.
South
Scott Reid (SNG) -- 10-10
Shawn Degagne (AMA) -- 8-10
North
Nathan Grobins (WIC) -- 10-10
Ken Carroll (BOS) -- 7-10
BREAKAWAY RELAY
ROUND 1
Goalie â Nathan Grobins (WIC) -- stopped 4 of 5 shots
Shooter â Daniel Tetrault (AUS) -- miss
Shooter â Scott Hillman (ODE) -- miss
Shooter â Gerald Tallaire (AUS) -- miss
Shooter â Derek Booth (SNG) -- miss
Shooter â Bill Newson (RGV) â goal
ROUND 2
Goalie â Scott Reid (SNG) â stopped 1 of 5 shots
Shooter â Chad Spurr (BOS) -- goal
Shooter â Greg Pankewicz (COL) -- miss
Shooter â Jason Bermingham (COL) -- goal
Shooter â Ryan Tobler (COL) -- goal
Shooter â Mike Oliveira (NMX) -- goal
ROUND 3
Goalie â Ken Carroll (BOS) -- stopped 3 of 5 shots
Shooter â Derek Hahn (AMA) -- goal
Shooter â Sebastien Thinel (ODE) -- miss
Shooter â Chris Minard (SNG) -- goal
Shooter â Jeff Bes (LAR) -- miss
Shooter â Patrik Nilson (LAR) â miss
ROUND 4
Goalie â Shawn Degagne (AMA) â stopped 4 of 5 shots
Shooter â Don Parsons (MEM) -- miss
Shooter â Hardy Sauter (OKC) -- miss
Shooter â Craig Minard (BOS) -- miss
Shooter â Chad Woollard (FTW) -- goal
Shooter â Chris Richards (NMX) -- miss
The Northern Conference scored on 5 of 10 shots to win the team competition, while the Southern Conference scored on just 3 of 10 shots.
OVERALL GOALIE WINNER
Wichita Thunder goalie Nathan Grobins stopped 14 of 15 shots to capture the overall goaltending award. The award was determined by the total saves in the Breakaway Relay and the Rapid Fire.
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