Lucas Ciona Wins Calgary Wranglers Man of the Year

On April 17th, for the second straight year, Lucas Ciona snagged the Calgary Wranglers

Man of the Year award.

The team picks the player who steps up biggest for the community and charities during the

season.

It's a big deal because it puts him in the running for the league's Yannick Duprey Memorial

award at season's end.

Ciona says he lives for this stuff, calling it his favorite part of the year.

He takes real pride in building connections, like spotting the same kid from last year's

Cancer Ball hockey event, and seeing that family light up.

A gimmick, the whole squad jumps in on these community gigs, but Ciona logs more hours

than most.

New guys like Carter King, Simon Mack, and Nick Sykeck are right there with him, giving

back and bonding over it.

He figures any of them could grab this honor.

Just last week, Ciona teamed up with Nick Seishek, David Silly, and Sam Morton for Four

Hockey with Special Olympics Calgary.

Just like kids' cancer programs and sports drives, hit home for him, easing stress for

families and sparking joy in those moments.

The Wranglers are beaming with pride over how Ciona reps them off the ice, and while he

stays humble about the nod, his steady, volunteering season.

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