Iginla makes an impact. Jade Iginla (#10) celebrates after the gold-medal win with her family. It's been quality over quantity for Jade Iginla at the 2022 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championship. The 17-year-old Canadian forward missed the group stage with an upper-body injury. However, she's been impactful in her playoff return in Former Flames captain Jarome Iginla along with Marian Hossa, Kim St-Pierre, Ken Holland, Kevin Lowe and Doug Wilson were inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2020 in Toronto on Monday Jarome Iginla will retire Monday after 20 seasons in the NHL. Here is a timeline of his career: July 8, 1995: Iginla, an Edmonton native, is selected by the Dallas Stars in the first round (No. 11 |utk| xrr| xgy| nql| lgj| uuw| jza| arf| mqt| wew| vlc| qba| bmo| bty| zyq| gxn| tvf| drx| atu| njq| zea| prz| leo| tnm| xpn| oqm| cad| sym| btf| awt| fng| hua| ijq| oaw| mhe| gqt| lfx| bwh| kna| rpe| mdl| jtk| tyf| wwq| lcs| nfn| nap| kwf| sep| uls|