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SuperSkills Competition
Competition Rules and Regulations
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| Overall Champions |
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| Year |
Winner |
| 2002 |
World All-Stars |
| 2001 |
North America |
| 2000 |
World All-Stars |
| 1999 |
World All-Stars |
| 1998 |
World All-Stars |
| 1997 |
Eastern Conference |
| 1996 |
Western Conference |
| 1994 |
Western Conference |
| 1993 |
Campbell Conference |
| 1992 |
Wales Conference |
| 1991 |
Wales Conference |
| 1990 |
Campbell Conference |
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Decision Process
The referee shall make all necessary rulings regarding the skills competition events.
Participants
Players must compete in at least one event.
Tie Situation
If there is a tie between squads after all six events, the winning squad shall be determined by a penalty shot competition.
Should an event end tied, each squad will receive one goal.
Goaltenders' Competition
The goaltender with the fewest total goals-against from both the Pass and Score and Breakaway Relay events wins the goaltenders' competition.
Accuracy Shooting
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| Accurate Shot |
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| Year |
Winner |
Hits |
| 2002 |
Jarome Iginla
Markus Naslund |
4 hits, 6 shots |
| 2001 |
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 6 shots |
| 2000 |
Ray Bourque
Viktor Kozlov |
4 hits, 5 shots |
| 1999 |
Keith Tkachuk
Jeremy Roenick
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 6 shots |
| 1998 |
Ray Bourque
Peter Forsberg
Brendan Shanahan |
4 hits, 6 shots |
| 1997 |
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 7 shots |
| 1996 |
Mark Messier |
4 hits, 4 shots |
| 1994 |
Brendan Shanahan |
4 hits, 5 shots |
| 1993 |
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 4 shots |
| 1992 |
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 4 shots |
| 1991 |
Mark Messier |
4 hits, 6 shots |
| 1990 |
Ray Bourque |
4 hits, 7 shots |
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Participants
Four players per squad.
Procedure/Rules
Four destructible styrofoam targets 15 inches in diameter are attached to the goal posts, one target in each corner of the goal.
Two players, one on each side of the goal, alternately pass four pucks each to a shooter positioned 25 feet out from the goal line.
The shooter has a maximum of eighteen seconds to shoot up to eight pucks in an attempt to hit each of the four targets.
Any contact of a target by a puck that is shot is scored as a hit. Multiple hits on the same target do not increase the shooter's score. Passes that are not received by the shooter qualify as attempts.
Scoring
One goal to individual winner's squad
One goal to squad with most targets hit in fewest shots.
Tie Situation
In the event of a tie between squads, each squad will receive one goal.
In the event of a tie between individual shooters, each squad will receive one goal.
Fastest Skater
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| Fastest Skater |
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| Year |
Winner |
Time |
| 2002 |
Sami Kapanen |
14.039 |
| 2001 |
Bill Guerin |
13.690 |
| 2000 |
Sami Kapanen |
13.649 |
| 1999 |
Peter Bondra |
14.460 |
| 1998 |
Scott Niedermayer |
13.560 |
| 1997 |
Peter Bondra |
13.610 |
| 1996 |
Mike Gartner |
13.386 |
| 1994 |
Sergei Fedorov |
13.525 |
| 1993 |
Mike Gartner |
13.510 |
| 1992 |
Sergei Fedorov |
14.363 |
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Participants
Three players per squad.
Procedure/Rules
The contest consists of six single-player timed races.
Starting from a standing position three feet from the center red line, the player skates one complete revolution around the rink finishing at the center red line on the side of the ice surface where he began.
Players must complete the course. If they do not, their squad is disqualified from the event and shall concede a goal to the opposing squad.
Winners are determined by electric eyes that record time in thousandths of a second. The clock is automatically started and stopped by the motion of the player. In case of a clock malfunction, the official time will be recorded by the referee's stopwatch.
Scoring
One goal is awarded to the squad with the best average time.
One goal is awarded to the individual winner's squad.
Tie Situation
In the event of a tie, each squad will receive one goal.
Hardest Shot
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| Hardest Shot |
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| Year |
Winner |
Speed |
| 2002 |
Sergei Fedorov |
101.5 mph |
| 2001 |
Fredrik Modin |
102.1 mph |
| 2000 |
Al MacInnis |
100.1 mph |
| 1999 |
Al MacInnis |
98.5 mph |
| 1998 |
Al MacInnis |
100.4 mph |
| 1997 |
Al MacInnis |
98.9 mph |
| 1996 |
Dave Manson |
98.0 mph |
| 1994 |
Al Iafrate |
102.7 mph |
| 1993 |
Al Iafrate |
105.2 mph |
| 1992 |
Al MacInnis |
93.0 mph |
| 1991 |
Al MacInnis |
94.0 mph |
| 1990 |
Al Iafrate |
96.0 mph |
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Participants
Four players per squad.
Procedure/Rules
A puck is positioned on the ice 30 feet from the center of the goal. A player, starting no further than the nearest blue line, may skate towards the puck and shoot it from its positioned spot into the goal. The highest recorded shot (in mph) of two attempts will be scored.
Shots must be on goal to be calculated and all shots are recorded by radar in miles per hour.
If a puck enters the goal uncalculated due to a malfunction of the radar equipment, the shooter will be allowed an additional attempt.
Scoring
The squad with the best average score in mph, determined by using each participant's highest recorded shot, will receive one goal.
The player with the highest recorded shot in mph will be deemed the individual winner and his squad will receive one goal.
Tie Situation
In the event of a tie, the player with the highest mph average will be declared the winner and have one goal awarded to his squad.
If there is a tie in the average score of the squads, each team will be awarded one goal.
Pass and Score
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| Pass and Score |
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| Year |
Winner |
Goals |
| 2002 |
North America |
1 |
| 2001 |
North America |
5 |
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Participants
Nine players per squad playing against the opposing goaltenders.
Three players per heat.
Each goaltender faces one heat.
Procedure
Three pucks are placed across the center red line.
At the referee's whistle, three players leave the red line with one puck and attempt to score on the opposing goalie.
All three players must touch the puck at least once (minimum of two passes) before the puck is shot at the net.
Each heat of players has 30 seconds to complete three attempts to score three goals.
Slapshots are not allowed.
Rebounds are not allowed.
Scoring
The team with the fewest goals against will receive one goal.
The goalie with the fewest goals against from the Pass and Score and Breakaway Relay events will win the goalie competition.
Tie Situation
In the event of a tie, both teams will receive one goal (for consistency).
Puck Control Relay
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| Puck Control |
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| Year |
Winner |
| 2002 |
Paul Kariya |
| 2001 |
Paul Kariya |
| 2000 |
Paul Kariya |
| 1999 |
Paul Kariya |
| 1998 |
Teemu Selanne |
| 1997 |
Geoff Sanderson |
| 1996 |
Pierre Turgeon |
| 1994 |
Russ Courtnall |
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Participants
Race One involves three players (two forwards, one defenseman) per squad participating in a relay.
The second player participating in Race One must be a defenseman.
Race Two is a one-on-one match race involving a player from each squad.
Procedure
At the referee's whistle, a player from each squad skates in a straight line from the starting line to the goal line at the far end of the rink.
Once there, he picks up a puck and maneuvers it around pylons along a prescribed course and toward the starting line. When the player in control of the puck makes contact with the starting line with one skate, the next player on his squad proceeds through the same exercise. The first squad to have all three of its members successfully complete the drill wins.
The second player participating in Race One must skate backwards to the center line and then forwards to the far goal line.
Race Two is conducted according to the same guidelines, but as a one-on-one match race.
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| Puck Control Relay |
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| Year |
Winner |
| 2002 |
World All-Stars |
| 2001 |
North America All-Stars |
| 2000 |
World All-Stars |
| 1999 |
North America All-Stars |
| 1998 |
World All-Stars |
| 1997 |
Western Conference |
| 1996 |
Western Conference |
| 1994 |
Eastern Conference |
| 1993 |
Wales Conference |
| 1992 |
Campbell Conference |
| 1991 |
Campbell Conference |
| 1990 |
Campbell Conference |
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Rules
All players begin with both skates behind the starting line.
A squad will be disqualified for incorrect running of the course.
A player must be in control of the puck upon finishing the course and before the next player on his team may proceed, or that respective squad faces disqualification.
If, at any time, a player loses control of the puck, the player must regain control and return to the point where control was lost before continuing through the balance of the course.
Each squad is allowed one false start at the beginning of a race.
A second false start will disqualify the offending player's squad.
If a relay partner (2nd or 3rd skater) commits a false start, that player's squad is disqualified.
If there is a false start by relay partners on both squads the race will be re-run.
Breakaway Relay
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| Breakaway Relay |
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| Year |
Winner |
Goals |
| 2002 |
World |
7 |
| 2001 |
World |
7 |
| 2000 |
World |
7 |
| 1999 |
World |
9 |
| 1998 |
World/N.A. |
6 |
| 1997 |
Eastern |
6 |
| 1996 |
Eastern |
8 |
| 1994 |
Western |
9 |
| 1993 |
Campbell |
11 |
| 1992 |
Wales |
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| 1991 |
Wales |
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| Breakaway -- Goalies |
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| Year |
Winner |
Ratio |
| 2002 |
Dominik Hasek
Patrick Roy |
1 goal, 5 saves |
| 2001 |
Sean Burke
Evgeni Nabokov |
1 goal, 5 saves |
| 2000 |
Tommy Salo |
1 goal, 5 saves |
| 1999 |
Dominik Hasek
Arturs Irbe |
1 goal, 5 saves |
| 1998 |
Dominik Hasek |
0 goals, 6 saves |
| 1997 |
Dominik Hasek
Guy Hebert |
1 goal, 5 saves |
| 1996 |
Dominik Hasek |
0 goals, 6 saves |
| 1994 |
Curtis Joseph |
0 goals |
| 1993 |
Jon Casey
Mike Vernon
Ed Belfour |
2 goals |
| 1992 |
Mike Richter
Don Beaupre |
1 goal |
| 1991 |
Mike Vernon |
1 goal |
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Participants
Eighteen skaters and three goaltenders per squad.
Procedure
Skaters are separated into three groups of six skaters per squad.
Each group has 45 seconds in which each skater must proceed in on a breakaway against the goaltender of the opposing squad. Squads will alternate groups.
Rebounds are allowed only if the skater is moving continuously in a forward direction.
A skater in any group may not proceed until the skater preceding him has cleared the blue line and entered the neutral zone after his breakaway attempt.
Scoring
All goals scored count towards squad's total score.
Goaltenders
The goaltenders' individual save records are combined with the final Pass and Score event to determine the winner of the goaltender competition.
| Goaltenders Combo |
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| Year |
Winner |
Totals |
| 2002 |
Dominik Hasek
Patrick Roy |
1 goal, 8 saves |
| 2001 |
Sean Burke |
4 goals, 11 saves |
| 2000 |
Mike Richter |
2 goals, 14 saves |
| 1999 |
Arturs Irbe |
2 goals, 14 saves |
| 1998 |
Dominik Hasek |
0 goals, 13 saves |
| 1997 |
John Vanbiesbrouck |
2 goals, 14 saves |
| 1996 |
Dominik Hasek |
4 goals, 12 saves |
| 1994 |
John Vanbiesbrouck
Patrick Roy |
4 goals, 12 saves |
| 1993 |
Jon Casey |
5 goals, 25 saves |
| 1992 |
Mike Richter |
2 goals, 23 saves |
| 1991 |
Patrick Roy |
2 goals, 23 saves |
| 1990 |
Kirk McLean |
4 goals, 23 saves |
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