By Troy Gillard

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Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame announces 2020 Inductees

Jan 3, 2020 | 9:34 AM

The Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame has announced its 2020 Induction Class.

Seven outstanding individuals, along with the 1975 Canada Winter Games champions, will be honoured at this year’s Induction Banquet July 19 in Canmore.

The members of the 2020 Induction Class are:

• BILL BUCYK – respected linesman, referee and leader who skated in the World Hockey Association and internationally, and helped train some of the longest-serving officials in the NHL

• CASSIE CAMPBELL-PASCALL – unparalleled career including captain of the Canadian National Women’s hockey team, two-time Olympic gold medalist, and six-time world champion, along with trailblazing work as a broadcaster nationally and internationally.

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• BOB CLARK – the first-ever Minister of Youth in Alberta, and the face of Junior A hockey in Alberta with the Olds Grizzlys and the Alberta Junior Hockey League.

• JOHN DAVIDSON – outstanding NHL goaltender, award-winning broadcaster, and respected front office executive who currently is president of the New York Rangers

• DR. RANDY GREGG – five-time Stanley Cup champion with the Edmonton Oilers and two-time CIAU champion.

• KEN HITCHCOCK – Stanley Cup champion NHL head coach, and three-time Olympic gold medalist with Team Canada over a more than 40-year coaching career.

• JAMIE MACOUN – two-time Stanley Cup champion during a 17-year career with Calgary, Toronto and Detroit, and two-time World Championships silver medalist

• 1974-75 LETHBRIDGE NATIVE SONS – 1975 Canada Winter Games and Alberta Junior B provincial champions

The Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame is located in Red Deer within the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame.