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Former Vancouver Canucks forward Jayson Megna wins second annual Bruce Boudreau Award

Megna earned the honor after posting 51 points, 26 goals and a +21 plus-minus while captaining Colorado for a second straight season.

  • On Thursday, April 30, 2026, the American Hockey League named Colorado Eagles captain Jayson Megna the 2026 Bruce Boudreau Award winner, recognizing the league's most outstanding player on an American League contract.
  • Stephen Meserve conceived the award, named for Bruce Boudreau, to spotlight players who uphold professional standards; runners-up included Bridgeport Islanders forward Chris Terry, Springfield Thunderbird forward Chris Wagner, and Texas Stars forward Curtis McKenzie.
  • Megna recently completed his 14th season in the AHL, tying a career-high with 26 goals while finishing with a plus-minus of +21 and a shooting percentage of 19.4 per cent.
  • "Incredibly fortunate to get to do what I do for a living," Megna said, choosing an American League contract over NHL offers to remain in Colorado with his wife and five-year-old daughter.
  • He focuses on off-ice habits, ensuring teammates have their finances "squared away" so they feel comfortable at the rink, aiming to set younger prospects up for long-term success.
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Former Vancouver Canucks forward Jayson Megna wins second annual Bruce Boudreau Award

Former Vancouver Canucks forward Jayson Megna has been named the 2026 recipient of the Bruce Boudreau award. The award, established in 2025, celebrates the most outstanding American Hockey League player not playing on an NHL contract, recognizing their leadership, consistency, and impact on the league. Megna, the captain of the AHL’s Colorado Eagles for the past two seasons, recently completed his 14th season in the AHL and tied a career-highs i…

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Williams Lake Tribune broke the news in Williams Lake, Canada on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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