The Cyrus H. McLean Trophy is an award given to the annual leading point-scorer of the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League (NHL). It is one of six annual team awards that are presented on the last home game of the regular season. It is named after Cyrus H. McLean who was the team president of the Vancouver Canucks from 1968 to 1970 when the team played in the Western Hockey League (WHL). The trophy was first presented in the Canucks' first NHL season in 1970–71.
Unlike the NHL's Art Ross Trophy, there is no tiebreaker in the event of a tie in points. The players would simply share the award, which has occurred on three occasions (1971–72, 2008–09 and 2017–18).
Markus Naslund has won the award the most times, leading the Canucks in scoring seven consecutive years, from 1999 to 2006. Of all the winners in the history of the trophy, six-time recipient Henrik Sedin recorded the most prolific season with 112 points in 2009–10, eclipsing four-time winner Pavel Bure's 110-point mark from 1992–93. In the 12 seasons from 2006–07 to 2017–18, the trophy has been retained by the Sedin twins in all but one season, with Henrik leading scoring in 2007–08, 2009–10, 2011–12, 2012–13 and 2013–14, while his brother Daniel has won in 2006–07, 2010–11, 2014–15, 2015–16, and 2017–18. In 2008–09, they tied for the team lead in point-scoring (though Daniel had more goals).
Elias Pettersson is the youngest player to win the award at 20 years and 145 days in 2018–19, while Daniel Sedin is the oldest at 37 years and 193 days in 2017–18. Both ages are counted as of each players' last games played of their respective award-winning seasons.
The only defencemen to win the award is Quinn Hughes in 2024–25. One other defenceman, Paul Reinhart, led the team in points with 57 in 1989–90, but the award was given to Dan Quinn who recorded 29 of his 63 points that season while a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Winners +Positions key C Centre D Defence LW Left wing RW Right wing G Goaltender
Season Winner Goals Assists Points 1970–71 Andre Boudrias 25 41 661971–72 Andre Boudrias 27 34 61 Orland Kurtenbach 24 37 61 1972–73 Bobby Schmautz 38 33 71 1973–74 Andre Boudrias 16 59 75 1974–75 Andre Boudrias 16 62 78 1975–76 Dennis Ververgaert 37 34 71 1976–77 Rick Blight 28 40 68 1977–78 Mike Walton 29 37 66 1978–79 Ron Sedlbauer 40 16 56 1979–80 Stan Smyl 31 47 78 1980–81 Thomas Gradin 21 48 69 1981–82 Thomas Gradin 37 49 86 1982–83 Stan Smyl 38 50 88 1983–84 Patrik Sundstrom 38 53 91 1984–85 Patrik Sundstrom 25 43 68 1985–86 Petri Skriko 38 40 78 1986–87 Tony Tanti 41 38 79 1987–88 Tony Tanti 40 37 77 1988–89 Petri Skriko 30 36 66 1989–90 Dan Quinn 25 38 63 1990–91 Trevor Linden 33 37 70 1991–92 Trevor Linden 31 44 75 1992–93 Pavel Bure 60 50 110 1993–94 Pavel Bure 60 47 107 1994–95 Pavel Bure 20 23 43 1995–96 Alexander Mogilny 55 52 107 1996–97 Alexander Mogilny 31 42 73 1997–98 Pavel Bure 51 39 90 1998–99 Markus Naslund 36 30 66 1999–2000 Markus Naslund 27 38 65 2000–01 Markus Naslund 41 34 75 2001–02 Markus Naslund 40 50 90 2002–03 Markus Naslund 48 56 104 2003–04 Markus Naslund 35 49 85 2004–05Season cancelled due to the 2004–05 NHL lockout 2005–06 Markus Naslund 32 47 79 2006–07 Daniel Sedin 36 48 84 2007–08 Henrik Sedin 15 61 762008–09 Daniel Sedin 31 51 82 Henrik Sedin 22 60 82 2009–10 Henrik Sedin 29 83 112 2010–11 Daniel Sedin 41 63 104 2011–12 Henrik Sedin 14 67 81 2012–13 Henrik Sedin 11 34 45 2013–14 Henrik Sedin 11 39 50 2014–15 Daniel Sedin 20 56 76 2015–16 Daniel Sedin 28 33 61 2016–17 Bo Horvat 20 32 522017–18 Brock Boeser 29 26 55 Daniel Sedin 23 32 55 2018–19 Elias Pettersson 28 38 66 2019–20 J. T. Miller 27 45 72 2020–21 Brock Boeser 23 26 49 2021–22 J. T. Miller 32 67 99 2022–23 Elias Pettersson 39 63 102 2023–24 J. T. Miller 37 66 103 2024–25 Quinn Hughes 16 60 76 2025–26 Elias Pettersson 15 36 51
See also Babe Pratt Trophy Cyclone Taylor Trophy Fred J. Hume Award Molson Cup Pavel Bure Most Exciting Player Award
External links Official Canucks award winner archive on Canucks.com Canucks award winners