Some of hockey's best young talent will be on display for the 2026 AHL All-Star Classic presented by BMO next month.

The AHL has announced its selections for the event to be hosted by the Rockford IceHogs on Feb. 10-11. The AHL's four divisions will each be represented by a team of 12 players apiece. Twelve NHL first-round picks are among the 48 players chosen for the 3-on-3 round-robin tournament. The All-Star Skills Competition on will be held Tuesday, Feb. 10 (8 ET/7 CT) while the AHL All-Star Challenge is set for Wednesday, Feb. 11 (8 ET/7 CT).

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Leading the way with four representatives apiece are the Grand Rapids Griffins (Sebastian Cossa, John Leonard, Dominik Shine, and head coach Dan Watson), Laval Rocket (Adam Engström, Jacob Fowler, Laurent Dauphin, and head coach Pascal Vincent), and the Providence Bruins (Patrick Brown, Frederic Brunet, Michael DiPietro, and head coach Ryan Mougenel). Colorado Eagles first-year head coach Mark Letestu round out the four coaches while Brown and Colorado Eagles forward Jayson Megna will serve as playing captains.

Forward Arthur Kaliyev, who leads the AHL with 24 goals and 42 points, will represent the Belleville Senators. Host Rockford will have defenseman Kevin Korchinski and forward Nick Lardis as its selections. Fans wishing purchase tickets can visit icehogs.com/asc26.

Thirty of the players chosen have made an NHL appearance this season. Among the top prospects chosen are forwards Denver Barkey (Lehigh Valley Phantoms), Quinn Hutson (Bakersfield Condors), Bradly Nadeau (Chicago Wolves), and Gabe Perreault (Hartford Wolf Pack)

The Cleveland Monsters will host the 2027 AHL All-Star Classic. This year's event is the first to be hosted in the Midwest since Grand Rapids welcomed the AHL's best in 2004.

Each of the AHL's 32 teams have at least one player selected. Here are each of the four divisions' squads:

Atlantic Division All-Stars
F Denver Barkey, Lehigh Valley Phantoms (1st appearance)
D Tobias Bjornfot, Charlotte Checkers (1st)
F Patrick Brown, Providence Bruins (1st)
F Tristan Broz, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (1st)
D Frederic Brunet, Providence Bruins (1st)
F Jack Devine, Charlotte Checkers (1st)
G Michael DiPietro, Providence Bruins (2nd)
F Matt Luff, Springfield Thunderbirds (1st)
D Cole McWard, Bridgeport Islanders (1st)
G Sergei Murashov, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (1st)
F Gabe Perreault, Hartford Wolf Pack (1st)
F Ilya Protas, Hershey Bears (1st)
Head coach Ryan Mougenel, Providence Bruins (1st)

North Division All-Stars
G Artur Akhtyamov, Toronto Marlies (1st)
D Seamus Casey, Utica Comets (1st)
F Laurent Dauphin, Laval Rocket (1st)
F Luca Del Bel Belluz, Cleveland Monsters (1st)
D Adam Engström, Laval Rocket (1st)
G Jacob Fowler, Laval Rocket (1st)
F Conor Geekie, Syracuse Crunch (1st)
F Konsta Helenius, Rochester Americans (1st)
D Zac Jones, Rochester Americans (1st)
F Arthur Kaliyev, Belleville Senators (1st)
F Jakob Pelletier, Syracuse Crunch (1st)
F Isak Rosén, Rochester Americans (2nd)
Head coach Pascal Vincent, Laval Rocket (2nd)

Central Division All-Stars
G Sebastian Cossa, Grand Rapids Griffins (2nd)
D Domenick Fensore, Chicago Wolves (1st)
F Hunter Haight, Iowa Wild (1st)
F Cameron Hughes, Texas Stars (1st)
D Kevin Korchinski, Rockford IceHogs (2nd)
F Nick Lardis, Rockford IceHogs (1st)
F John Leonard, Grand Rapids Griffins (2nd)
G Thomas Milic, Manitoba Moose (1st)
F Bradly Nadeau, Chicago Wolves (1st)
F Justin Robidas, Chicago Wolves (1st)
F Dominik Shine, Grand Rapids Griffins (1st)
D Ryan Ufko, Milwaukee Admirals (1st)
Head coach Dan Watson, Grand Rapids Griffins (2nd)

Pacific Division All-Stars
F Filip Bystedt, San Jose Barracuda (1st)
F Jagger Firkus, Coachella Valley Firebirds (1st)
F Matvei Gridin, Calgary Wranglers (1st)
F Quinn Hutson, Bakersfield Condors (1st)
D Tyson Jugnauth, Coachella Valley Firebirds (1st)
D Kirill Kudryavtsev, Abbotsford Canucks (1st)
F Andre Lee, Ontario Reign (1st)
G Carl Lindbom, Henderson Silver Knights (1st)
F Jayson Megna, Colorado Eagles (1st)
G Isak Posch, Colorado Eagles (1st)
D Dmitri Simashev, Tucson Roadrunners (1st)
F Tim Washe, San Diego Gulls (1st)
Head coach Mark Letestu, Colorado Eagles (1st)

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