Four Stars took summer hockey to another level this week, making the All-Star Game at the USA Hockey Boys Select 16 Player Development Camp in Buffalo, New York.
The development camp featured roughly 180 players. The 2000-born players were divided into ten teams for round-robin play. Each team played five games.
Christian Krygier, Cole Krygier, Chase McLane and Wyatt Schlaht earned the honors to play on the final day.
McLane (2016 – Phase I, Round 2) finished fifth in scoring with seven points in five games. The 6’1″ 175 pound forward had eight points in 22 games as a forward with Little Caesars (HPHL) last season.
Cole Krygier (2016 – Phase I, Round 5) came into the All-Star Game with two goals and two assists. The 6’2″ 175 defenseman posted five points in 23 games with Little Caesars (HPHL) last season.
Christian Krygier (2016 – Phase I, Tender) had a goal and two assists. He played alongside his twin brother, Cole, last season with Little Caesars where he had seven points in 23 games. His performance was enough to earn him a spot on the U-17 Select Team that will participate at the Five Nations Tournament.
Schlaht (2016 – Phase I, Round 4) had four goals in Buffalo. The forward had 13 points in 28 games at St. Sebastian’s School last season.
Stars draft picks Zack Dubinsky, Philippe Lapointe and Trevor Peca also participated in the camp. Dubinsky had four points…Lapointe had three…Peca had two points.