Manson takes Stanley Cup wake surfing in Saskatchewan

Avalanche defenseman enjoys day on lake with trophy

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By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Josh Manson showed off his wake surfing skills to the Stanley Cup on Wednesday.

The Colorado Avalanche defenseman brought the Cup to a fun day of boating on Christopher Lake in Saskatchewan. Manson did spins on the lake as the Cup tried to stay dry on the boat. Fittingly, the soundtrack of the ride was the Avalanche's anthem, "All the Small Things" by Blink-182.

Earlier in the day, Manson posed with the trophy in a canola field in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, where he grew up.

Manson ended his day with the Cup around the fire with his family and friends.

Lord Stanley probably had some great campfire stories to tell.

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