2008-09: His 12th season in the NHL, all with Calgary … Has led Calgary in scoring in every season since 2000-01… 2007-08: Led Calgary with 50 goals, 48 assists and 98 points … Registered a team high 25 multi-point games … Finished third in NHL scoring … Played in his 800th career NHL game on November 22 vs. Chicago … Runner-up for the Hart Memorial Trophy … Became the franchise’s all-time top goal scorer on March 10, with his 365th career goal … 2006-07: Led Calgary with 94 points and 34 goals … Finished 11th in NHL scoring … Named the NHL’s First Star for the month of December (15gp, 10g, 16a, 26pts) … 2005-06: Led Calgary with 67 points … 2003-04: Led Calgary with 73 points and 41 goals … Tied for first in the NHL with 41 goals … Registered his 500th career NHL point on March 27 vs. Los Angeles … 2002-03: Led Calgary with 67 points and 35 goals … 2001-02: Led the team with 96 points and 52 goals … Only NHL player to register 50 goals … Had a 15-game scoring streak, the longest that season in the NHL, in which he registered 31 points … 2000-01: Led Calgary with 71 points and 31 gaols … Named an assistant captain … 1999-00: Finished second in team scoring with 63 points … Named NHL Player of the Month for February, registering 21 points in 12 games … 1998-99: Led Calgary with 28 goals… 1997-98: Appeared in 70 games, registering eight multiple point games … 1996-97: His rookie season in the NHL Registered his first career NHL assist on Ocotber 14 at the New York Rangers … Scored his first regular season NHL goal in his first NHL regular season game on October 5 at Vancouver … Joined Calgary for the 1996 playoffs, appearing in two games, registering one goal and one assist … Amateur: Played three seasons with the WHL’s Kamloops Blazers (1993-96, capturing two WHL championships and two Memorial Cups

Played for Canada at the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Turin, Italy …Was an alternate captain with Canada’s Championship Team at the 2004 World Cup of Hockey … Won an Olympic gold medal with Canada at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City … Won a gold medal with Canada at the 1997 IIHF Men’s World Championship in Finland… Won a gold medal with Canada at the 1996 IIHF World Junior Championship in Boston, USA … Earned First All-Star Team honours and was named the tournament’s Outstanding Forward at the 1996 World Juniors … Won a gold medal with Canada’s National Under-18 Team at the La Copa Mexico, leading Canada in scoring with nine points in five games

Iginla and wife Kara, have one daughter, Jade Grace … Born on Canada Day, July 1st, in 1977 … His father, Elvis, is a first generation Canadian, having emigrated to Canada from Nigeria in 1974 … A spokesperson for KidSport Calgary, he donates $1,000 for every goal that he scores to purchase sports equipment for underprivileged children … Annually hosts the Jarome Iginla Juvenile Diabetes Invitational Golf Tournament in Calgary, which raises funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation