1982 MJHL All-Star Game

Grant Ledyard scored twice and was named first star as the South beat the North 6-5 in the MJHL All-Star Game held Saturday, January 16 in Kenora. The game was part of the community's centennial celebration.

Randy Allen, Derrick Todoruk, Ken Prost, and Ken Petrash added singles for the South, which led 2-1 after one. Both teams were tied at 2 after two. Mark Fenez, Greg Waldvogel, Steve Harder, Donovan McMillan, and Brian Thompson replied for the North. Thompson was named second star. The third star was goalie Derril Trakalo.
Lineups:

North Division		South Division
Player	Team	Player	Team
Goal
Chris Knapp	Winkler Flyers	Scott Klassen	Fort Garry Blues
Doug Lunney	Selkirk Steelers	Derril Trakalo	St. Boniface Saints
Defense
Kerry Baldwin	Selkirk Steelers	George Chase	St. James Canadians
Donovan McMillan	Winkler Flyers	Tony Kadikoff	Kenora Thistles
Dan Mullin	Winkler Flyers	Grant Ledyard	Fort Garry Blues
Mike Omichinski	Portage Terriers	Brent Morrow	Fort Garry Blues
Warren Thorvaldson	Selkirk Steelers	Bryan Shettler	Fort Garry Blues
Gene Vestby	Dauphin Kings	Derrick Todoruk	St. Boniface Saints
Center
Derek Blight	Portage Terriers	Dan Bissonette	Kenora Thistles
Mark Fenez	Selkirk Steelers	Scott Davidson	Fort Garry Blues
Steve Harder	Winkler Flyers	Ray Meilleur	St. Boniface Saints
Blair Hopfner	Dauphin Kings	Mike Vinsky (see note)	Kildonan North Stars
Left Wing
Larry Furkalo	Dauphin Kings	David Ferguson	Kenora Thistles
Jim Kryskow	Winkler Flyers	Carey Lucyk	St. Boniface Saints
Shane Moffatt	Portage Terriers	Ken Prost	St. James Canadians
Greg Waldvogel	Selkirk Steelers	Russ Rankin	Fort Garry Blues
Right Wing
Lyall Cook	Portage Terriers	Ken Petrash	St. Boniface Saints
Dale Krentz	Selkirk Steelers	Dean Postlewaite	Fort Garry Blues
Daryle Lamb	Winkler Flyers	Mike Ridley	St. Boniface Saints
Brian Thompson	Winkler Flyers	Grant Zimmerman	St. James Canadians
Coach
Al Hares	Selkirk Steelers	Joe Cyr	St. Boniface Saints
Manager
Ron Scherza	Selkirk Steelers	Ralph Borger	St. Boniface Saints

Note: Vinsky was called up to the Winnipeg Warriors of the Western Hockey League and did not play.
Randy Allen of the Kenora Thistles was his replacement.