CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby surprised 100 members of the “Little Penguins” youth hockey program Monday at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex.
Crosby joined the “Little Penguins” on the ice after the Penguins’ practice.
The children had been told that they were going to the complex to watch Crosby and his teammates practice and then skate on the ice afterward -- but they weren’t told that Crosby would be joining them.
"Goalie" Sidney Crosby watches the puck go in the net at the UPMC-Lemieux Complex. Crosby made a surprise appearance and joined 100 kids at the “Little Penguins” youth hockey program #WPXI pic.twitter.com/E6VcrNKruN
— Alby Oxenreiter (@albyox) February 26, 2018
The young players who got to meet Crosby were selected at random when they picked up their equipment for this year’s “Little Penguins” program.
Each winner received a golden ticket inviting them to the event.
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