Stone brings Stanley Cup to high school, childhood rink

Golden Knights captain shows trophy around Winnipeg

Stone with Cup
By Anna Kulesa
@akulesa_ NHL.com Staff Writer

Mark Stone took the Stanley Cup on a tour of his roots Tuesday.

The Vegas Golden Knights captain spent the day with the trophy in his hometown of Winnipeg.

Stone and Lord Stanley started the day at the veteran forward's childhood ice rink, Keith Bodley Arena, where he hoisted the Cup at center ice.

After, the two made their way to Stone's high school.

The Golden Knights forward posed for pictures with the community and showed fans where his name was on the Cup.

This is only the start of Stone's celebration with the Cup; he gets to spend a second day with the trophy Wednesday.

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