Cliff Ronning tallied over 950 points in 17 seasons in the NHL, including six years with the Vancouver Canucks between 1990 and ’96. A seventh-round draft pick of the St. Louis Blues in ’84, Ronning tallied a total of 335 goals and 620 assists in his pro NHL career, posting a career-high 85 points in his third year with the Canucks.

Ronning garnered over 50 points in 10 separate pro seasons. He also scored over 150 points in two stints with the Canadian national team. A former Western Hockey League MVP and rookie of the year, Ronning was also a key player of the Burnaby Winter Club midget AAA team that won the Air Canada Cup national championships in 1982.