Henrik Sedin wins King Clancy Trophy

Canucks captain honored for leadership on, off ice

By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

Vancouver Canucks captain Henrik Sedin won the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, given to the player who best demonstrates leadership qualities on and off the ice while also making a humanitarian contribution in his community, at the 2016 NHL Awards in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
Each of the 30 NHL teams selected its nominee from a player vote before the winner was chosen by a panel of judges and hockey broadcasters and writers.

Sedin finished second on the Canucks in scoring with 55 points (11 goals, 44 assists) this season.

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