• Honoured member of Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame (1989)
• Won Stanley Cup with Toronto Maple Leafs (1951)
• Won Allan Cup with Toronto Marlboros (1950)
• Won Memorial Cup with Port Arthur West End Bruins (1948)
• NHL Second Team all-star (1955)
• AHL Second All-Star Team (1954)
• Played in NHL All-Star Game (1955)
Danny Lewicki's career statistics courtesy of Hockey Database

Bio--As a player Danny Lewicki accomplished a feat that no other player in the history of the game has ever done before or since.

The Fort William product holds the distinction of playing on a Stanley Cup, Allan Cup and Memorial Cup winning teams all before his 21st birthday.

As a 17-year-old rookie Lewicki was a member of the 1948 Memorial Cup champion Port Arthur West End Bruins. He followed that up by skating for the Allan Cup winning Toronto Marlboros in 1950 and completed the trifecta a year later when the Toronto Maple Leafs captured the 1951 Stanley Cup on Bill Barilko's historic overtime goal.

Lewicki, a left-winger, was a consistent scorer during nine NHL seasons spent with three teams. Although small in stature, the tenacious forward drove hard to the net and didn't back down against enemy checkers.

He started his career playing two years with the city's Knights of Columbus team before joining Port Arthur for their Memorial Cup run. He then moved on to the Ontario Hockey Association with the Stratford Kroehlers followed by the Marlboros.

Lewicki debuted with the Maple Leafs in 1950-51 scoring 16 goals. His goal total could have been even higher, but a groin injury suffered while attending a team promotional event knocked him out of the final part of the regular season. It also put to an end any hopes the rookie had in vying for the Calder trophy that went to the top first-year player in the NHL. The Calder that season would eventually go to future hall of fame goaltender Terry Sawchuk.

However that spring Lewicki would return to the Leafs lineup in the postseason playing nine playoff games as the club would go on to win the Stanley Cup.

Lewicki was a regular with the Leafs in 1951-52 but spent most of the next two seasons with the AHL's Pittsburgh Hornets. After scoring 36 goals in 1953-54, he was named to the league's second all-star team.

In July 1954 he was traded to the New York Rangers and scored a career-high 29 goals that season. Following the season he was voted to the NHL second all-star team and participated in the All-Star Game versus the Detroit Red Wings.

Lewicki was a consistent offensive player in New York for three more years then played58 games for the Chicago Black Hawks in 1958-59.

Before retiring in 1963 he spent four years in the AHL with the Buffalo Bisons and Quebec Aces.

Danny Lewicki was inducted into the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame in 1989.