The NHL recently announced that Utah Hockey Club’s Alex Kerfoot has been named a finalist for the King Clancy Memorial Trophy, given to a player who demonstrates leadership on and off the ice and contributes to their community. Kerfoot expressed gratitude for the nomination and highlighted his efforts to give back to Utah and support community initiatives. He will join 31 other finalists, with the winner chosen by Commissioner Gary Bettman and past award winners, receiving a $25,000 donation to a charity of their choice. In other news, the Utah Hockey Club has five games left in the season and is nine points away from a playoff spot. Goalie Karel Vejmelka has started 20 straight games in a playoff push, despite their diminishing postseason hopes. Finally, with Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky’s record, the question arises whether anyone on the Utah Hockey Club can achieve similar success.
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