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2000 NHL Skills Competition

The World, 13-11

Puck Control Relay
Team:	World
Individual:	Paul Kariya (North America)
Fastest Skater
Team:	World (14.016 sec.)
Individual:	Sami Kapanen, World (13.649 sec.)
Hardest Shot
Team:	North America (99.9 mph)
Individual:	Al MacInnis, North America (100.1 mph)
Rapid Fire Relay
Team:	North America (47 saves—Richter,
	Brodeur and Joseph)
Shooting Accuracy (targets/shots)
Team:	World (13/28)
Individual:	Viktor Kozlov, World and Ray Bourque, North America (4/5)
Breakaway Relay
Team:	World wins, 8-6
Goaltender Competition
Individual:	Mike Richter, North America (14 saves)

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