The next generation of hockey talent takes center stage this week at the AHL All-Star Classic.

Two days of action including a skills competition and a 3-on-3 tournament will feature rosters that include a dozen former first-round NHL draft picks and numerous players who have appeared in NHL games this season. 

Among the brightest stars set for time in the spotlight this year are the league’s leading goal-scorer, Arthur Kaliyev (29 G) of Belleville, and former first-round picks like Jakob Pelletier of Syracuse and Bradly Nadeau of Chicago.

All 32 teams will have at least one representative at the All-Star Classic, which will be held at the BMO Center in Rockford, Illinois — the home of the Rockford IceHogs. 

The Sporting News gets you set for everything that you need to know about this year’s AHL All-Star Classic, including TV and live stream information for the festivities. 

Where to watch AHL All-Star Classic 2026

The AHL All-Star Classic can be streamed live with AHL TV on FloHockey.

FloHockey allows fans to watch every AHL regular season and Calder Cup playoff game. AHL TV on FloHockey is available on desktop, tablet and mobile devices. A subscription costs $29.99 per month or $150 per year.

This year’s skills competition and the main event will also air live on NHL Network, which can be streamed via Fubo.

AHL All-Star Classic schedule 2026

This year’s All-Star Classic events will take place in Rockford, Illinois. 

Date Event Time (ET) TV/Live stream
Tue., Feb. 10 AHL Skills Competition 8 p.m. NHL Network, Fubo, FloHockey
Wed., Feb. 11 AHL Hall of Fame induction 12 p.m. FloHockey
  AHL All-Star Challenge 8 p.m. NHL Network, Fubo, FloHockey

AHL All-Star Challenge format

The 2026 AHL All-Star Challenge will feature teams representing the league’s four divisions — Atlantic, North, Central and Pacific — playing a 3-on-3 round-robin tournament of eight-minute games. 

The top two teams after the round-robin will meet in an eight-minute championship game. 

AHL All-Star Classic rosters 2026

Atlantic Division

Player Pos Team
Brendan Brisson F Hartford
Patrick Brown (C) F Providence
Tristan Broz F Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Frederic Brunet D Providence
Jack Devine F Charlotte
Michael DiPietro G Providence
Christian Kyrou D Lehigh Valley
Matt Luff F Springfield
Cole McWard D Bridgeport
Sergei Murashov G Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
Ilya Protas F Hershey
Ben Steeves F Charlotte

North Division 

Player Pos Team
Artur Akhtyamov G Toronto
Laurent Dauphin F Laval
Luca Del Bel Belluz F Cleveland
Adam Engstrom D Laval
Jacob Fowler G Laval
Conor Geekie F Syracuse
Brian Halonen F Utica
Konsta Helenius F Rochester
Zac Jones D Rochester
Arthur Kaliyev F Belleville
Jakob Pelletier F Syracuse
Isak Rosen F Rochester

Central Division

Player Pos Team
Sebastian Cossa G Grand Rapids
Domenick Fensore D Chicago
Hunter Haight F Iowa
Cameron Hughes F Texas
Kevin Korchinski D Rockford
Nick Lardis F Rockford
Thomas Milic G Manitoba
Bradly Nadeau F Chicago
Justin Robidas F Chicago
Brett Seney F Rockford
Dominik Shine F Grand Rapids
Ryan Ufko D Milwaukee

Pacific Division

Player Pos Team
Ben Berard F Abbotsford
Calle Clag G San Diego
Jagger Firkus F Coachella Valley
Matvei Gridin F Calgary
Quinn Hutson F Bakersfield
Tyson Jugnauth D Coachella Valley
Tanner Laczynski F Henderson
Andre Lee F Ontario
Cam Lund F San Jose
Jayson Megna (C) F Colorado
Isak Posch G Colorado
Dmitri Simashev D Tucson
Tim Washe F San Diego

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