Fred J. Hume Award

The Fred J. Hume Award is a Vancouver Canucks team award given out at the end of each NHL season to the team's unsung hero, as decided by the Vancouver Canucks Booster Club. It was first given out after the Canucks' inaugural season in 1970–71 and was named after former Mayor of Vancouver Fred J. Hume, who was also owner of the Canucks while they were in the Western Hockey League and an active campaigner to bring the NHL to Vancouver.
In the history of the trophy, the most any one Canucks player has won the award is twice, accomplished by Hilliard Graves (1977 and 1978), Rich Sutter (1988 and 1989), Steve Bozek (1990 and 1991), and Martin Gelinas (1995 and 1996).
==List of winners==
Season 	Winner
1970–71	Barry Wilkins
1971–72	Ron Ward
1972–73	Dennis Kearns
1973–74	Don Lever
1974–75	Garry Monahan
1975–76	Mike Robitaille
1976–77	Hilliard Graves
1977–78	Hilliard Graves
1978–79	Harold Snepsts
1979–80	Kevin McCarthy
1980–81	Per-Olov Brasar
1981–82	Lars Lindgren
1982–83	Doug Halward
1983–84	Jiri Bubla
1984–85	Doug Lidster
1985–86	Brent Peterson
1986–87	Garth Butcher
1987–88	Rich Sutter
1988–89	Rich Sutter
1989–90	Steve Bozek
1990–91	Steve Bozek
1991–92	Garry Valk
1992–93	Cliff Ronning
1993–94	John McIntyre
1994–95	Martin Gelinas
1995–96	Martin Gelinas
1996–97	Mike Sillinger
1997–98	Brian Noonan
1998–99	Adrian Aucoin
1999–00	Andrew Cassels
2000–01	Murray Baron
2001–02	Scott Lachance
2002–03	Matt Cooke
2003–04	Brent Sopel
2004–05	No winner (2004–05 NHL lockout)
2005–06	Jarkko Ruutu
2006–07	Kevin Bieksa
2007–08	Alexandre Burrows
2008-09	Steve Bernier
==External links==
* Official Canucks Award Winner Archive on Canucks.com
* Canucks Award Winner Archive
==See also==
*Vancouver Canucks
*Cyclone Taylor Trophy
*Cyrus H. McLean Trophy
*Molson Cup
*Most Exciting Player Award
*Babe Pratt Trophy
 
Category:Trophies and awards