Skills Competition Raises $34,446 For Foundation
Wednesday, 01.27.2010 / 4:42 PM
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Wild TV: RecapAndrew Brunette steals the show when interviewing his teammates.
Wild TV: ShootoutShane Hnidy was crowned 'King of the Shootout' but Team Green clinched the win in the shootout
Wild TV: SlapshotCal Clutterbuck fired a shot 99 mph to be named the hardest slapshot
Wild TV: AccuracyKim Johnsson pegs 4 targets in five shots to win the accuracy contest
Wild TV: Puck ControlTeam Green takes the early lead by winning the puck control relay
Wild TV: Rapid FireMarty Havlat shows his scoring touch by winning the rapid fire contest
PONDcast: Skills Competition
Photo Gallery: Skills CompetitionThe 2010 Minnesota Wild Skills Competition, presented by Treasure Island Resort and Casino, drew over 8,000 fans and featured player autographs, interactive hockey games, photo opportunities with the Stanley Cup, a silent auction, raffle and grab bags featuring Minnesota Wild autographed merchandise.
The event began with Gustavus Adolphus College defeating Saint John’s University 6-4 in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) men’s hockey game. Team Green then defeated Team Red 9-6 in the Wild Skills Competition. This year’s Skills Competition was the first held by Minnesota since Jan. 12, 2003. To watch a video feature of the Skills Competition hosted by Andrew Brunette click here.
2010 WILD SKILLS COMPETITION RESULTS
(Team Green 9 vs. Team Red 6)
Puck Control Relay – Team Green
Accuracy Shooting – Kim Johnsson hit four targets in five shots
Hardest Shot – Cal Clutterbuck 99.0 mph
Rapid Fire – Martin Havlat and Mikko Koivu scored four goals each
King of the Shootout – Shane Hnidy
Puck Control Relay – Team Green
Accuracy Shooting – Kim Johnsson hit four targets in five shots
Hardest Shot – Cal Clutterbuck 99.0 mph
Rapid Fire – Martin Havlat and Mikko Koivu scored four goals each
King of the Shootout – Shane Hnidy
Through the Minnesota Wild Foundation, the Wild is dedicating its unique resources to support children’s medical causes, educational initiatives and to advance youth hockey throughout the State of Hockey.
Great seats are still available for all Minnesota Wild home games. For more information on single game ticket packages visit www.wild.com/ticketpacks.
