Hockey rink to be named in a heartwarming tribute honoring Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau

The ceremony included jerseys and the renaming of the Futures Rink.

The tragic loss of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau continues to weigh heavily on the hockey world, but their memory is being kept alive through incredible acts of kindness. Over the weekend, the Gaudreau family took part in a moving ceremony at Hollydell Ice Arena, during a game between the Philadelphia Rebels and Northeast Generals.

The Gaudreau family, visibly emotional, took to the ice wearing special jerseys that honored both brothers. One of their sisters addressed the crowd, expressing heartfelt gratitude for the continued support they've received during this difficult period.

In a gesture that will immortalize the brothers' legacy, it was announced that the arena's Futures Rink, where Johnny and Matthew first played hockey, would be renamed "The Gaudreau Rink." This rink was a special place for the Gaudreau family, as it was where their love for hockey blossomed under the guidance of their father, Guy Gaudreau, who brought them there daily.

Fans, loved ones, and community members were deeply moved by the tribute. It's clear that Hollydell Ice Arena played a significant role in the boys' journey, and the name change serves as a lasting tribute to their passion for the sport.

For those who missed the ceremony, you can watch more touching tributes shared by the Philadelphia Rebels, which captured the emotional moments of the weekend.

The Gaudreau family and the Philadelphia hockey community will continue to celebrate their lives.