Mackenzie Jaye LeClair is John LeClair’s daughter, an American former professional ice hockey player. Learn more about Mackenzie in this article.
John played 16 seasons in the NHL with the Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, and Pittsburgh Penguins.
While playing on the Legion of Doom line with Eric Lindros and Mikael Renberg with the Flyers, her father became the first American-born player to record 50 goals in three consecutive NHL seasons.
John was a member of the Montreal Canadiens, who won the Stanley Cup in 1993.
Who Is Mackenzie Jaye LeClair? Meet John LeClair, Daughter
John LeClair’s daughter’s name is Mackenzie Jaye LeClair. The John LeClair Foundation, which offers grants to Vermont non-profit organizations that support children’s programming, is led by John LeClair.
He currently splits his time between Haverford Township, Pennsylvania, and St. Albans, Vermont, where he was born.
The United States Hockey Hall of Fame, the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame, and the Philadelphia Flyers Hall of Fame all inducted LeClair in 2009.
Mackenzie Jaye LeClair Age: How Old Is She?
Mackenzie Jaye LeClair is currently 26 years old and was born in 1995.
Her father is 52 years old and was born on July 5, 1969. Jaye LeClair was born in St. Albans, Vermont, on the Canada–US border.
John’s parents are Robert “Butch” LeClair, a paint business manager, and Beverly (Clark), a surgical nurse. Her father, LeClair, has three older sisters, Mary Kay, Nancy, Susan, and a younger brother, Joseph.
Mackenzie Jaye LeClair Career Details
Mackenzie Jaye LeClair has not disclosed her career details on the Internet.
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Her father, John LeClair, was selected by the Montreal Canadiens with the 33rd pick in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft after graduating from Bellows Free Academy (B.F.A.) High School in St. Albans, Vermont.
One of New England’s most highly recruited hockey talents, LeClair put his NHL dreams on wait to pursue a full scholarship at the University of Vermont. John’s fans didn’t have to wait long to see him score in his first collegiate game.
After his senior year’s last game, her father signed with the Canadiens and played and scored in his first NHL game less than a week later.
LeClair was a member of the Canadiens’ Stanley Cup-winning team in 1993, scoring two overtime game-winning goals in the Stanley Cup Finals.