Macklin Celebrini
Canadian hockey center and San Jose Sharks captain, a first overall NHL draft pick, Hobey Baker winner and Olympic silver medallist.
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Macklin’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
Known for
Overview
- Born
- June 13, 2006 · North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Sport
- Ice hockey · Center · Shoots left
- Team
- San Jose Sharks · No. 71
- Breakout
- 2024 Hobey Baker Award and first overall NHL draft selection
Mini bio
How it started.
Born in North Vancouver, Macklin developed through Shattuck-St. Mary’s before joining the Chicago Steel. In 2022-23 he led the USHL with 46 goals and 86 points, setting the league’s scoring record for a player under 17.
The college breakout.
At Boston University he played alongside his older brother Aiden. His freshman season brought 32 goals and 32 assists in 38 games, a Frozen Four appearance and the 2024 Hobey Baker Award. At 17, he became the award’s youngest winner.
From draft day to San Jose.
The Sharks selected him first overall in 2024, and he scored seven minutes into his NHL debut that October. He became a Calder Trophy finalist after his first season. In 2026 he won Olympic silver with Canada and took on the Sharks captaincy.
Creditschronological, newest first
Professional and international hockey
- 2026Milano Cortina Olympic Winter GamesTeam Canada forward · Silver medal
- 2026IIHF World ChampionshipTeam Canada captain · Best Forward
- 2024-presentSan Jose SharksCenter · First overall draft pick in 2024
College and junior hockey
- 2023-24Boston University TerriersForward · Hobey Baker Award winner
- 2022-23Chicago SteelForward · USHL scoring leader
Games
- 2026EA SPORTS NHL 27Cover athlete
Awards
- IIHF Male Player of the Year2025-26 · Winner, announced July 9, 2026.
- Olympic silver medal2026 · Men’s ice hockey with Canada.
- Calder Memorial Trophy2025 · Finalist for NHL rookie of the year.
- Hobey Baker Memorial Award2024 · College men’s hockey player of the year.
- Tim Taylor National Rookie of the Year2024 · Boston University freshman.
- USHL Player, Forward and Rookie of the Year2022-23 · Chicago Steel.
Quotes
It’s surreal, I’m shaking right now.Macklin Celebrini, Hobey Baker acceptance speech, quoted by BU Today
He said this while accepting the award on April 12, 2024, at age 17.
Trivia
- He and his older brother Aiden were teammates at Boston University.
- He shoots left and wears No. 71 for San Jose.
- He was Canada’s youngest men’s hockey player at the 2026 Olympics.
- Away from the rink, he plays Wiffle ball with friends and calls The Office his favorite TV show.
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