Families celebrate Father's Day at meet and greet with Hurricanes' Seth Jarvis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 12:06 AM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
On June 21, families gathered at Dick's Sporting Goods in Cary to meet Hurricanes forward Seth Jarvis as part of the team's ongoing Stanley Cup victory celebration. Hundreds turned out, many wearing Hurricanes gear, to receive autographs and take photos. The event allowed families to bond over their shared enthusiasm for hockey while enjoying Father's Day. Attendees reflected on the significance of the day, with some, like Peter Stumbar, expressing gratitude for family traditions. The celebration follows a massive parade in downtown Raleigh that attracted around 150,000 fans, showcasing the continued excitement surrounding the franchise's championship win.
- •The meet and greet took place on Father's Day, June 21.
- •Hundreds of fans waited in line for autographs from Seth Jarvis.
- •Many families wore Hurricanes gear and shared their passion for hockey.
- •Attendees included Peter Stumbar, who valued family traditions.
- •The event followed a parade celebrating the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup win.
- 12:06 AMYahoo Sports — Families, dads celebrate Father's Day at meet and greet for Hurricanes' Seth Jarvis
""To be able to come out here with my son on Father's Day is certainly a privilege. It's something I certainly wanted to do today."
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