The Stanley Cup is the most recognized hockey trophy in the world. Since 1893, the Stanley Cup has been awarded to the champion of the National Hockey League.
The Stanley Cup was donated by Sir Frederick Arthur Stanley, who was a Lord of the Board of Trade, Governor General of Canada, and the fourth son of Queen Victoria.
The Stanley Cup is one of the most revered trophies in sports, dating back to 1892.
It’s a symbol of the best of the best, with each member of the winning team getting to hold the coveted trophy for one day before giving it back to the NHL.
The Stanley Cup is the symbol of hockey supremacy, a reminder of how far a team can go.