Supporters of the club have begun leaving hockey sticks on their front porch to honor the team. It’s a small, yet powerful gesture. The movement is not only in Canada, as people were checking in from Buffalo, Cincinnati, and other U.S. cities.
Got this text from a friend who I went to high school with in Humboldt.
Inviting you to do the same as we remember and send our thoughts to the #HumboldtBroncos.#PrayersForHumboldt #Broncostrong #Humboldtstrong #theSJHL #TSNHockey pic.twitter.com/HHwZyUZ5KG
— Brian Munz (@BrianMunz9) April 9, 2018
The Broncos have received support from the hockey world, but as well as other professional sports, including basketball and baseball. This isn’t just a hockey story, but a sports story. One that has been followed and supported by many around the globe. The lives lost continue to be on the mind of many, and the support only continues to grow.
Here’s a couple outside our door in Kelowna. They’re kids sticks. Those Humbolt boys and young men were kids not too long ago… #HumboldtStrong pic.twitter.com/Kysn4g4223
— Brady Strachan (@BradyStrachan) April 9, 2018
Leaving one out on the porch for the #humboldt boys, they might need it. pic.twitter.com/6RoQ4xik6E
— Cincinnati Bearcats Hockey (@UCIceHockey) April 9, 2018
A stick left out and the lights left on, for the boys! #HumboldtStong #westandtogether pic.twitter.com/8FP7DfVBc3
— Miles Coristine (@hckooks) April 9, 2018
Three sticks in St. Albert. #PrayersForHumboldt#HumboldtBroncos #HumboldtStrong pic.twitter.com/ejezXTJubu
— Werner Biegler (@wernerbiegler) April 9, 2018
https://twitter.com/JonathanEHoover/status/983212753300197376
#HumboldtStrong