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Manitoba Moose captain Jimmy Oligny won the 2023 Yanick Dupré Memorial Award as AHL Man of the Year

A big part of the Moose mantra is community involvement. Their captain Jimmy Oligny embodies this and even though an injury last summer kept him off the ice it didn’t keep him out of the community.

Photo Credit: Jonathan Kozub/Manitoba Moose

This played is selected by their respective teams for:

“their outstanding contributions to the local community and charitable organizations during the 2022-23 season.”

We learned two days ago that he would be the Moose nominee and today the AHL announced he had won it.

Well deserving recognition for the Quebec product. If you are curious about all the things he does here in Manitoba check it out here.

Here is a team released video of Moose GM Craig Heisinger announcing that Oligny had been selected:

He becomes the second player in team history to win this award. Jimmy Roy, currently in player development, won during the Moose 1.0 days.

David Minuk

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