OLYMPICS: Canadian men’s hockey team leave Canada Hockey Place proudly wearing their Gold medals

photos courtesy CanadaGraphs
(HoundsTV – Vancouver)
The Canadian men’s hockey team emerged from Canada Hockey Place on Sunday proudly wearing their Olympic gold medals after defeating Team U.S.A. Some of the team stayed in Vancouver and celebrated together while some, like overtime scoring hero Sidney Crosby, immediately departed the city and returned to their N.H.L. clubs.

Thanks to CanadaGraphs for the great photos he snapped all during the Olympics. Be sure to check out the CanadaGraphs blog for his behind-the-scenes stories of hounding the 2010 Winter Games.

photos courtesy CanadaGraphs

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