2015 NHL Skills Competition Results: Team Foligno Defeats Team Toews 25-19

The full recap for the 2015 NHL Skills Competition along with the results from each event.

By Bryan Winters@BTW8892 Jan 24, 2015, 10:13pm EST

Bridgestone Fastest Skater Competition

Winner: Team Foligno (Final score: 5-0)

Team Foligno	Time	Team Toews	Time
Phil Kessel	13.59	Tyler Seguin	13.63
Jonathan Drouin	13.10	Mike Hoffman	13.16
Jiri Sekac	13.68	Aaron Ekblad	14.04
Zemgus Gigensons	14.10	Valdimir Tarasenko	14.38

Jonathan Droun gave Team Foligno an additional bonus point after coming away with the fastest time of the event with 13.10 seconds.

Honda Breakaway Challenge

Winner: Team Foligno (Final score: 1-0)

There were a ton of different moves that were pulled off during the breakaway challenge, but we'll highlight some of the best ones on the night.

Vladimir Tarasenko and Brian Elliott started it off with a bang by taking a selfie as Tarasenko came in with his shot attempt. Oh, it gets better. Shortly after, Elliott wound up tweeting the picture from his Twitter account, which was pretty awesome.

Ryan Johansen easily had two of the best shootout attempts, and wound up winning the event for Team Foligno. Johansen's first attempt saw him take off his jersey to reveal an Ohio State football jersey, and he capped it off with some slick moves between his skates.

Probably one of the best moments of the night came on Johansen's second attempt, where he stopped the puck just inside the hash marks. After that, he went back to center ice to grab a little kid from the bench, and let him tap the puck into the empty net. It was a nice little gesture from Johansen, and gave that kid something to remember for the rest of his life.

Following in Johansen's footsteps, Jakub Voracek did the exact same same move but instead of grabbing a little kid, he took Johnny Gaudreau. The winner was voted on by the fans, and to no one's surprise, Ryan Johansen came away with the win, and gave Team Foligno the 1-0 win.

DraftKings Accuracy Shooting

Winner: Team Foligno (Final score: 4-1)

Team Foligno	Time	Team Toews	Time
Bobby Ryan	30.91	Ryan Getzlaf	14.10
Nick Foligno	13.67	Patrice Bergeron	17.03
Radim Vrbata	22.14	John Tavares	26.12
*Patrick Kane*	*13.52*	Jonathan Toews	16.30

Team Foligno continued to pile onto an already lopsided score, and took the accuracy shooting competition by a score of 4-1. Ryan Getzlaf took the first heat against Bobby Ryan for Team Toews, but Team Foligno rattled off three straight wins in the final three heats.

In the final heat, Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews went head to head, and Kane came away with the fastest time of the event at 13.5 seconds. Despite Team Foligno dominating in all four rounds, Kane was able to squeak out a single point with his fastest time.

Gatorade Skills Challenge Relay

Winner: Team Foligno (Final score: 2-1)

Team Foligno	Position	Team Toews	Position
Drew Doughty	One-timer	Shea Weber	One-timer
Ryan Johansen	One-timer	Justin Faulk	One-timer
Steven Stamkos	One-timer	Tyler Seguin	One-timer
Anze Kopitar	Mini nets	John Tavares	Mini nets
Kevin Shattenkirk	Puck handling	Johnny Gaudreau	Puck handling
Patrick Kane	Stick handling	Mike Hoffman	Stick handling
Carey Price	Goalie goals	Jaroslav Halak	Goalie goals
Total Time: 1:37		Total Time: 2:06

Team Foligno	Position	Team Toews	Position
Nick Foligno	One-timer	Jakub Voracek	One-timer
Zemgus Girgensons	One-timer	Mark Giordano	One-timer
Duncan Keith	One-timer	Ryan Suter	One-timer
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	Mini nets	Ryan Getzlaf	Mini nets
Drew Doughty	Puck handling	Vladimir Tarasenko	Puck handling
Oliver Ekman-Larsson	Stick handling	Filip Forsberg	Stick handling
Marc-Andre Fleury	Goalie goals	Roberto Luongo	Goalie goals
Total Time: 2:19		Total Time: 1:38

Team Foligno continued to dominate the competition by leading 12-2 after the first four events, and also took the fastest time during the first heat.

AMP Hardest Shot

Winner: Team Foligno (Final score: 3-2)

Team Foligno	Speed (MPH) - Heat 1	Speed (MPH) - Heat 2	Team Toews	Speed (MPH) - Heat 1	Speed (MPH) - Heat 2
Alex Ovechkin	101.4	101.4	Brent Seabrook	96.8	98.6
Brent Burns	93.3	97.6	Aaron Ekblad	95.3	93.9
Steven Stamkos	98.8	97.5	Justin Faulk	95.0	94.0
Dustin Byfuglien	95.8	97.3	*Shea Weber*	*missed net*	*108.5*

With Zdeno Chara not in attendance for this year's All-Star game, Shea Weber was the favorite heading into this event and he did not disappoint. Weber blew away the competition by posting a 108.5 MPH shot to give Team Toews the bonus point for the fastest shot. At the end of the hardest shot competition, Team Foligno lead the pack by a score of 15-4.

Discover NHL Shootout

Winner: Team Toews (15-10)

In the last event of the 2015 NHL All-Star Skills Competition, Team Toews came away with their first victory of the night, and took the Discover NHL shootout 15-10. The biggest highlight of the event came during the second heat when Roberto Luongo swiped the puck off the line to rob Jiri Sekac.

Team Foligno wound up taking the 2015 NHL All-Star Skills competition by a final score of 25-19 at the end of all six events.