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Habs Day at Montreal School: Young Fans Back Team

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Montreal Canadiens fans, including students at Leonardo da Vinci Academy, are rallying behind the team ahead of Game five against the Tampa Bay Lightning. The school transformed into Habs Day, with kids chanting and celebrating their team pride. The principal emphasizes the importance of community unity, channeling that energy to the players. Students and staff created a mini arena, cheering for stars Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield. The young rosters resilience and team-first style have fans believing they can steal the win and keep the playoff run alive.

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Habs Day at Montreal School: Young Fans Back Team

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Habs Day at Montreal School: Young Fans Back Team. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Montreal Canadiens fans are firing up the next generation at Leonardo da Vinci Academy in Riviera Dispraries. Ahead of Game 5 against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the school turned into Havs Day with kids decked out in blue, Blanc, Rouge Gear, Chanting, and Celebrating Team Pride. Principal Nadia Samarco says it's all about uniting the community around their shared love for the Havs, channeling that energy straight to the players on the road in Florida. Students and staff turned the gym into a mini arena, complete with chance of Go Havs Go, Ole Ole, and even the caretaker Mike Lento, playing goalie for, kids shots. Everyone's buzzing about the young roster, pushing deep into the playoffs. Kids like Grade 4 student Giuseppe are height for stars, Nick Suzuki and Cole Caulfield, praising their chemistry and stats, 51 goals for. Caulfield, 101 points for Suzuki. Older students see resilience in the team, looking up to the captain's team first style. Game 5 drops tonight at 7 p.m. on Sportsnet, and from this Montreal school, the supports locked in young fans believe the Havs can steal the.

Win and keep the run alive. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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