The 2023 NHL All-Star Skills competition wrapped up on Friday night in South Florida with seven events taking place to start All-Star Weekend. The star of the evening was Alex Ovechkin's 4-year-old son Sergei. He helped out his dad in the Breakaway Challenge, along with his Ovechkin's rival Sidney Crosby, as he finished off their breakaway attempt. It received much love from the judge's panel, as Daniel Norris Jersey the trio earned 10s acro s the board. Ovi Jr. with the straight 10s acro s the board in his NHL Breakaway Challenge debut. : : NHL (@NHL) Andrei Svechnikov beat out Kevin Fiala to win Fastest Skater, Brock Nelson edged Nazem Kadri in the Accuracy Shooting event and Elias Petter son earned the title of Hardest Shot. Nick Suzuki, Mikko Rantanen, Cale Makar, Juuse Saros and Connor Hellebuyck all also emerged victorious in their respective events. MORE: The Sporting News has all the updates and highlights from the 2023 NHL All-Star Skills night. 2023 NHL All-Star Skills results, highlights In total, there were seven events at the 2023 NHL All-Star Skills competition. Four of these challenges have been around for years, which included the Fastest Skater, Breakaway Challenge, Accuracy Shooting and Hardest Shot. New this year were the Splash Shot, Pitch 'n Puck and Tendy Tandem. Fastest Skater: Andrei Svechnikov races to win Final Player Time(seconds) Andrei Svechnikov 13.699 Kevin Fiala 14.114 Svechnikov beat his time from the first round to claim the 2023 Fastest Skater competition. Fiala finished with a slower time than his first lap. "I am speed" - Andrei Svechnikov, probably. | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) Round 1 Player Time(seconds) Andrei Svechnikov 13.757 Kevin Fiala 13.997 Chandler Stephenson 14.197 Dylan Larkin 14.558 Cale Makar 22.304 Kirill Kaprizov Did not race Svechnikov and Fiala finished with the two top times in Round 1, so those two advanced to the final. Makar wiped out on his attempt and Kaprizov ended up not participating in the event. Cale Makar wipes out during the NHL fastest skater competition Brady Trettenero (@BradyTrett) Breakaway Challenge: Ovechkin, Crosby and Ovi Jr. win judges over Player Score Alex Ovechkin/Sidney Crosby 40 David Pastrnak 38 Matthew Tkachuk 33 Mitch Marner 21 You want a cheat code to winning the judge's over? Bring out a kid to score a goal. That's what Ovechkin and Crosby do. The two longtime rivals teamed up for the Breakaway Challenge and brought out a small surprise, Ovechkin's 4-year-old son, Sergei. Ovi Jr. went down on the 3 Brandon Dixon Jersey on 0 with his dad and Crosby, and snuck the puck acro s the goal line, much to love and appreciation from the judges, who gave it a perfect score of 40. Ovi Jr. crushed the breakaway with his dad and Sid B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) Marner cameout with the Miami Vice drip, donning an all-white suit. He teamedup with Luongo on the first attempt. Luongo madethe stop on the breakaway attempt, but the judges aren't impre sed, as they gave three 5s and a 6. Well that's one way to make an entrance, | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) LUUUUUU | | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) Pastrnak channeled his inner Adam Sandler, dre sing up as Happy Gilmore for the competition. With some help from his "caddy" Linus Ullmark, he tok Gimore's patented slap shot drive before opting to go for two "putts" getting the puck into the open net. The judges loved it, as Pastrnak received three 10s and an 8. Pasta nearly got 10s acro s the board for his Happy Gilmore tribute B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) To wrap up the Breakaway Challenge, Matthew Tkachuk teams up with his brother, Brady, for the tropical theme, bringing out the sungla ses and beach chairs. With appearances from Luongo, Barkov and Dolphins defensive lineman Christian Wilkins, Tkachuk uses his skills to bounce the puck on his stick before flipping up, catching the puck in his hat and slapping the shot by Luongo. The Tkachuk's are out here having a blast. | | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) Accuracy Shooting: Brock Nelson finishes first Final Player Placement Brock Nelson 1st Nazem Kadri 2nd Nelson was the most consistent shooter, and he defeated Kadri to win the Accuracy Shooting event. YOUR 2023 ACCURACY SHOOTING WINNER. | New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) Semifinals Player Placement Connor McDavid 2nd Nazem Kadri 1st McDavid went4 for4 again on the Accuracy Shooting, but he tooktoo long on his final attempt and Kadri snuckshis fourth one in before McDavid. Battle of Alberta, Accuracy Challenge Edition. | | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) Player Placement Artemi Panarin 2nd Brock Nelson 1st Nelson once againremainedcalm, cool and collected and beatout his division rival to advance to the final. Brock Nelson is heading to the Finals! New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) Round 1 Player Time (seconds) Shane Greene Jersey Connor McDavid 9.497 Brock Nelson 12.156 Artemi Panarin 13.235 Nazem Kadri 13.459 Nikita Kucherov 18.147 Kevin Hayes 22.377 Vladimir Tarasenko 25.062 Aleksander Barkov 25.297 Jack Hughes 32.324 Leon Draisaitl 36.956 McDavid, Nelson, Panarin and Kadri all advanced to the final with the four best times. McDavid went4 for 4 and finishedunder 10 seconds to move on. All four hit the targets in under 15 seconds. MCDAVID GOES 4 FOR 4 IN LESS THAN 10 SECONDS B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) Hardest Shot: Elias Petter son powers his way to victory Player Speed (mph) Elias Petter son 103.2 Rasmus Dahlin 102.3 Josh Morri sey 96.7 Alex Ovechkin 95.1 Seth Jones 94.7 Petter son wins the Hardest Shot competition for 2023. He hit over 100 mph in both of his attempts, hitting 101 on the first attempt and then 103.2 on his second. He is only the fourth forward to win the Hardest Shot event and first to do so since Sergei Fedorov in 2002. Elias Petter son with a casual 103.2 MPH rip in the Hardest Shot challenge | Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights (@HockeyDaily365) Tendy Tandem: Connor Hellebuyck, Juuse Saros win event Player Points Juuse Saros/Connor Hellebuyck 13 Logan Thompson/Stuart Skinner 11 Linus Ullmark/Andrei Vasilevskiy 9 Igor Shesterkin/Ilya Sorokin 6 The tandem of Saros and Hellebuyck combined to defeatThompson and Skinner in their Tendy Tandem head-to-head, and totaled the most points to win the event. The Central goalies finished first thanks to Hellebuyck stopping every shootout attempt and Saros securing points on his shooting attempts, including getting three points by succe sfully getting in the hole. POWER OF THE STACHE | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) | Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) Splash Shot: Cale Makar, Mikko Rantanen claim dunk tank event Final Team Time (seconds) Mikko Rantanen/Cale Makar 18.7 Adam Fox/Igor Shesterkin Did not finish Makar and Rantanen are crowned the first winners of the Splash Shot event. Makarwastedno time, taking just 18 seconds to knock down all the targets and dunk Fox into the tank. Shesterkin, with a goalie stick, came close, but could not knock down all the targets in time. Round 1 Team Time (seconds) Adam Fox/Igor Shesterkin 26.5 Matthew Tkachuk/Brady Tkachuk Did not Mikie Mahtook Jersey finish Fox was able to finish hitting all the targets in 26.5 seconds to dunk Matthew Tkachuk. The younger Tkachuk brother, Brady, was unable to hit all the targets in time, leaving Shesterkin dry and out of the water tank. Player Time (seconds) Mikko Rantanen/Cale Makar 25.5 Sidney Crosby/Nathan MacKinnon Did not finish Rantanen finished in 25.5 seconds, dunking Crosby on the final target. MacKinnon was unable to get all the targets down in time, keeping Makar out of the dunk tank. Mikko Rantanen succe sfully dunked Sidney Crosby B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) Pitch 'n Puck: Nick Suzuki wins golf/hockey hybrid event Player Score Johnny Gaudreau 3 strokes Clayton Keller 4+ strokes Jason Robertson 4+ strokes Nick Suzuki 4+ strokes After all four players took two shots to get on to the green, Suzuki wins the event by being the only playing to score a birdie, knocking the ball in on three shots. Nick Suzuki is really good at this hockey-golf thing | Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights (@HockeyDaily365) Nick Suzuki is the best hockey-golfer on the planet, no doubt about it | Hockey Daily 365 l NHL Highlights (@HockeyDaily365) What time is the 2023 All-Star Skills competition? Date: Friday, Feb. 3 Time: 7p.m. ET The 2023 skills competition is set to start at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3. The event is expected to run three for three hours. What channel is the 2023 NHL All-Star Skills competition on? U.S.: ESPN Canada: Sportsnet, TVA Sports Fans in the United States can watch the All-Star Skills competition on ESPN. The crew on the broadcast for the event is John Buccigro s, Brian Boucher, AJ Mleczko, Emily Kaplan, Kevin Weekes and PK Subban. For those viewers in Canada, Sportsnet and TVA Sports will be broadcasting the action live. How to stream the 2023 NHL All-Star Skills competition U.S.: , ESPN+, ESPN app Canada: SN NOW Fans looking to stream the NHL All-Star Skills competition can do so through fuboTV ( ), ESPN+, or the ESPN app. For viewers in Canada, SN NOW is the place to stream the contests. Where is the 2023 NHL All-Star Weekend? This year's All-Star Weekend will take place at FLA Live Arena down in Sunrise, Fla., home of the Panthers. It is the second time the NHL has played the All-Star Niko Goodrum Jersey Game in South Florida, as the Panthers previously hosted the event in 2003. The 2021 event was initially planned to take place in Florida, however, it was canceled due to COVID. 2023 NHL All-Star Skills odds All odds provided by Fastest Skater Player Odds Dylan Larkin +250 Cale Makar +298 Chandler Stephenson +349 Kirill Kaprizov +452 Andrei Svechnikov +554 Hardest Shot Player Odds Alex Ovechkin +298 Seth Jones +360 Rasmus Dahlin +363 Elias Petter son +366 Josh Morri sey +391 Accuracy Shooting Player Odds Connor McDavid +446 Leon Draisaitl +553 Nikita Kucherov +602 Jack Hughes +641 Aleksander Barkov +655 Artemi Panarin +698 Nazem Kadri +800 Vladimir Tarasenko +900 Kevin Hayes +1100 Brock Nelson +1100