Keith Edward Acton - Born April 15, 1958 in Stouffville, Ontario is a Canadian retired ice Hockey centre and coach.

- J. Ross Robertson Cup Junior Champion 1978 with Peterborough Petes.
Memorial Cup finalist 1978.

- 1986 Ice Hockey World Championships Bronze Medal Winner with Team Canada.

- Stanley Cup Champion 1988 with Edmonton Oilers.

- Clarence S. Campbell Bowl 1988 with Edmonton Oilers.

Acton played his junior Hockey with Wexford Raiders and Peterborough Petes, helping the Petes win the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League in 1978 and reached the finals of the 1978 Memorial Cup.

Acton made his NHL debut with Montreal Canadiens on December 11, 1979 vs New York Islanders at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in a 4-1 Islanders win. He assisted on Montreal's lone goal.

Acton scored his 1st NHL goal vs Mike Liut of St. Louis Blues at 8:57 of 2nd period on October 21, 1980 at The Checkerdome in a 4-3 Blues win.

Acton scored his 1st NHL hat-trick vs Pete Peeters & Rick St. Croix of Philadelphia Flyers at The Forum in a 11-2 Canadiens win. His 1st goal was the game winner.

Acton played in 1023 regular season NHL games, scoring 226 goals (29 GWG), 358 assists with 1172 penalty minutes and 66 NHL playoff games, scoring 12 goals (5 GWG), 21 assists with 88 penalty minutes.