A 16-year-old hockey player with a history of overcoming epilepsy, neurological pain syndrome, and autism has been named the 21st recipient of the Anaheim Ducks’ annual "Duck" honor. The team highlighted his resilience and perseverance as key factors in his selection, recognizing his journey through significant health challenges. The announcement marks the 11th individual to receive this special recognition, which celebrates personal strength and determination. Fans and supporters are likely reflecting on how his story embodies the team’s commitment to inspiring others through adversity.

The Anaheim Ducks named this season’s 21 st Duck. Joshua Conger, a 16-year-old who has battled epilepsy, neurological pain syndrome, and autism, was announced as the 11 th honoree by the team on ...