DALLAS, (OTHL) -- The YoungStars game is the first thing on the schedule this all-star week, the game is played with three forward lines on each team and its roster is filled with players who are either rookies or second year players. Last year Sidney Crosby and Alexander Ovechkin where the big names, this year they are both playing in the all-star game. While Edmonton Oilers Christopher Higgins and Toronto's Steve Bernier are leading there teams in this years YoungStars game.
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Centers
Paul Statsny (Edmonton Oilers)
Patrick O´Sullivan (Minnesota Wild)
Anze Kopitar (Phoenix Coyotes)
Leftwingers
Christopher Higgins (Edmonton Oilers)
Wojtek Wolski (Minnesota Wild)
Phil Kessel (St Louis Blues)
Rightwingers
Corey Perry (Anaheim Ducks)
Scottie Upshall (Nashville Predators)
Colby Armstrong (Colorado Avalanche)
Defenders
Ryan Suter (Nashville Predators)
Ian White (Columbus Blue Jackets)
Brett Lebda (Colorado Avalanche)
Dennis Wideman (Vancouver Canucks)
Thomas Pöck (Phoenix Coyotes)
Cam Barker (Minnesota Wild)
Goaltenders
Pascal LeClaire (Columbus Blue Jackets)
Craig Anderson (Chicago Blackhawks)
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Centers
Zach Parise (New Jersey Devils)
Jeff Carter (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Mikko Koivu (NY Islanders)
Leftwingers
Chris Kunitz (Carolina Hurricanes)
Brad Winchester (Toronto Maple Leafs)
R.J. Umberger (Tampa Bay Lightning)
Rightwingers
Steve Bernier (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Alexander Perezhogin (Montreal Canadiens)
Michel Ouellet (Boston Bruins)
Defenders
Kurtis Foster (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Nolan Yonkman (Washington Capitals)
Alexandre R. Picard (Philadelphia Flyers)
Ryan Whitney (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Fedor Tyutin (Carolina Hurricanes)
Kevin Bieksa (Tampa Bay Lightning)
Goaltenders
Kari Lehtonen (Atlanta Thrashers)
Cam Ward (Pittsburgh Penguins)