The Penguins and PPG are working together on a series of stories to feature the most colorful fans.
Do you have a unique Penguins story? Have you been a fan forever?
Are you a colorful fan? We want to hear your story!
Stay tuned on how to submit your fan story for a chance to be featured for the 2020.21 season.
2019.20 Colorful Fans
From a young age, Joe Welch had two passions: American history and hockey. Today, he uses those passions to inspire Pittsburgh youth.
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Five years ago, Fisher saw Scooter Magruder posting "silly videos" covering the NFL, and wanted to do the same for the NHL. She began writing, filming and editing videos. Since then, her YouTube channel has nearly 20,000 subscribers and her Twitter page has nearly 40,000 followers.
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Vietnam War Army veteran Jim Delmar knew he would be honored in some way at the Penguins' Veterans Day celebration during their game against the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday at PPG Paints Arena. But he never expected the reception he got.
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Ethan McClean is an 11-year-old boy from northern Ireland who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a terminal illness. He absolutely adores hockey, with Sidney Crosby and the Penguins inspiring his love for the game. After the game, Ethan got the surprise of a lifetime.
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For Fatima Kissimova, a die-hard Penguins fan from Kazakhstan, Sidney Crosby's Golden Goal at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver sparked her interest in the team, and specifically Crosby.
"I am a big Canada hockey fan, so I started to Google Sidney Crosby (after that game) and that's why I became a Penguins fan," Kissimova said
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Past Seasons Colorful Fans
