CHL All-Star team

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CHL All-Star Team
Sport Ice hockey
League Canadian Hockey League
Awarded forBest players at each position as voted by the NHL Central Scouting Bureau

The Canadian Hockey League All-Star teams are named annually to honour the best performers over the season at each position, drawn from across the CHL's three component major junior leagues (the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League, the Ontario Hockey League, and the Western Hockey League). The practice of naming all-star teams was most recently revived by the CHL for the 2022–23 season, having previously ceased the practice after the 2009–10 season, and not having named a Third All-Star Team since the 2002–03 season. [1]

Voting on the composition of the teams is done annually by the membership of the NHL Central Scouting Bureau, "based on regular-season play along with all-star selections and award winners" from the three leagues. [2]

Selections

Player
(in bold text)		Denotes players who won the CHL Player of the Year award in the same year
Player
(in italic text)		Denotes players who won the CHL Defenceman of the Year award in the same year
^Denotes players who won the CHL Goaltender of the Year award in the same year
*Denotes players who won the CHL Rookie of the Year award in the same year
†Denotes players who won the CHL Top Scorer Award in the same year
SeasonPositionFirst TeamSecond TeamThird TeamAll-Rookie TeamRef
2022–23 Forwards Connor Bedard †
(Regina Pats)		 Zachary Bolduc
(Quebec Remparts)		 Zach Benson
(Winnipeg Ice)		 Maxim Massé*
(Chicoutimi Saguenéens)		 [1]
Jordan Dumais
(Halifax Mooseheads)		 Josh Lawrence
(Halifax Mooseheads)		 Alexandre Doucet
(Halifax Moosehead)		 Michael Misa
(Saginaw Spirit)
Logan Stankoven
(Kamloops Blazers)		 Matthew Maggio
(Windsor Spitfires)		 Riley Kidney
(Gatineau Olympiques)		 Alexander Suzdalev
(Regina Pats)
Defencemen Brandt Clarke
(Barrie Colts)		 Tristan Luneau
(Gatineau Olympiques)		 Kevin Korchinski
(Seattle Thunderbirds)		 Oliver Bonk
(London Knights)
Olen Zellweger
(Kamloops Blazers)		 Pavel Mintyukov
(Ottawa 67's)		 Stanislav Svozil
(Regina Pats)		 Zayne Parekh
(Saginaw Spirit)
Goaltender Thomas Milic
(Seattle Thunderbirds)		 Dom DiVincentiis
(North Bay Battalion)		 Nathan Darveau^
(Victoriaville Tigres)		 Austin Elliott
(Saskatoon Blades)
2023–24 Forwards Jagger Firkus †
(Moose Jaw Warriors)		 Anthony Romani
(North Bay Battalion)		 Gavin McKenna
(Medicine Hat Tigers)		 Gavin McKenna*
(Medicine Hat Tigers)		 [2]
Easton Cowan
(London Knights)		 Berkly Catton
(Spokane Chiefs)		 Carson Rehkopf
(Kitchener Rangers)		 Terik Parascak
(Prince George Cougars)
Zac Funk
(Prince George Cougars)		 David Goyette
(Sudbury Wolves)		 Mathieu Cataford
(Halifax Mooseheads)		 Jake O'Brien
(Brantford Bulldogs)
Defencemen Denton Mateychuk
(Moose Jaw Warriors)		 Hunter Brzustewicz
(Kitchener Rangers)		 Vsevolod Komarov
(Drummondville Voltigeurs)		 Tarin Smith
(Everett Silvertips)
Zayne Parekh
(Saginaw Spirit)		 Carter Yakemchuk
(Calgary Hitmen)		 Luca Cagnoni
(Portland Winterhawks)		 Xavier Villeneuve
(Blainville-Boisbriand Armada)
Goaltender William Rousseau^
(Rouyn-Noranda Huskies)		 Jacob Oster
(Oshawa Generals)		 Harrison Meneghin
(Lethbridge Hurricanes)		 Carter George
(Owen Sound Attack)

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References

  1. 1 2 Tidcombe, Matt (June 1, 2023). "2022-23 CHL All-Star Teams announced". Canadian Hockey League. Archived from the original on June 5, 2023. Retrieved June 5, 2023.
  2. 1 2 Séguin, Christopher (June 2, 2024). "CHL Announces 2023-24 All-Star and All-Rookie Teams presented by CCM". Canadian Hockey League. Retrieved June 2, 2024.
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