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Do teams retain possession of the Stanley Cup after winning it, or is it passed on to the next year's champion?
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How long does each player get to keep the Stanley cup?
Each player of the winning team of the Stanley cup gets to spend a day with the cup. After all players have spent their day with it will be passed on to the team that wins next year's Stanley Cup.
What happened to sam champion and his family?
his father passed away
Did Stanley and Janice Berenstain die before 2010?
Stan Berenstain passed away in 2005. Jan Berenstain passed away in 2012.
What happened with Sam champions family?
Sam Champion - Weather Anchor, Good Morning AmericaSam Champion's father, Lt. Col. James H. Champion, passed away on October 26, 2010. Lt. Champion was a retired Marine Corps officer.
Who did Sam Champion take over for at good morning america?
Sam Champion is alive and well. His Father Passed away on Oct. 25, 2010. That's why he hasn't been on this week.
Can you drive without your license even though you passed the driving test?
You will get a ticket if you drive without your License in your possession.
Who passed the ball to Whiteside for his winning FA Cup final goal against Everton?
Mark Hughes
What happens if a ball is passed after the player is touched in touch football?
loss of possession (ball handed over to other team)
What happened to Dee Stanley Presley?
She is still living, but on her death bed this 26 July 2013. I am friends with the Stanley family
How do you get wedding dresses on style savvy trendsetters?
you get it by winning the contest idk which one i passed all the contest i think its the last one
What happened when France vs Ireland were playing?
a French player happened to touch the ball with the hand. He passed the ball and the winning goal was scored.
Who did Lewis hamilton overtake on final corner to win last formula one raceto be crowned champion?
He passed Timo Glock of Toyota on the last corner.
