ROCKFORD, Sick. … Colorado Eagles captain Jayson Megna scored 4 targets and assisted on three others because the Pacific Division captured the 2026 AHL All-Star Problem at a sold-out BMO Middle on Wednesday night time.
It was the third win in 4 years for the Pacific Division, which defeated the Central Division by a 3-1 rating within the championship recreation.
Megna, the captain of the Western Convention All-Star facet, scored three targets in a 4-1 win over the North Division of their opening match, and added a purpose and two assists in a 3-2 win over the Atlantic Division. He was named the BMO Most Priceless Participant of the All-Star Problem.
Needing to win by 4 targets of their finale to advance out of the round-robin portion of the night time, the Central squad pulled out a 4-0 victory over the Pacific crew to arrange a rematch within the championship recreation.
Abbotsford’s Ben Berard had two targets and three assists and Henderson’s Tanner Laczynski added one purpose and three assists for the Pacific Division. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton’s Tristan Broz notched three targets and two assists to steer the Atlantic Division offense, and Texas’ Cameron Hughes scored 3 times for the Central whereas hometown Rockford IceHogs skaters Nick Lardis and Brett Seney chipped in three factors every.
Belleville’s Arthur Kaliyev, the AHL’s chief with 29 targets thus far this season, scored twice for the North Division.
Colorado’s Isak Posch led all goaltenders with 12 saves on 13 photographs over the night.
The 2026 AHL All-Star Problem featured 18 former first- or second-round NHL draft picks, and 28 gamers who’ve skated within the Nationwide Hockey League already this season.
The highway to the 2026 Calder Cup Playoffs continues when the American Hockey League’s historic Ninetieth-anniversary season resumes on Friday.
2026 AHL All-Star Problem OutcomesRecreation 1 – Central Division 1, Atlantic Division 1 (SO)Recreation 2 – Pacific Division 4, North Division 1Game 3 – Pacific Division 3, Atlantic Division 2Game 4 – North Division 3, Central Division 2Game 5 – Atlantic Division 4, North Division 0Game 6 – Central Division 4, Pacific Division 0Championship – Pacific Division 3, Central Division 1
