Penguins offer free tickets to Pittsburgh Public Schools students for preseason games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 2:21 AM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

The Pittsburgh Penguins are offering complimentary tickets to students within the Pittsburgh Public Schools district for upcoming preseason games. Eligible students ranging from PreK through 12th grade can redeem two tickets each for games scheduled on September 21st or 22nd. The ticket package also includes provided food and drinks for attendees. This initiative, known as the PPS All-Stars program, is currently in its fourth season of operation. Tracey McCants Lewis, the Penguins Chief Legal and Community Affairs Officer, stated that the program aims to connect schools and families with the sport of hockey. Families can access additional details regarding ticket redemption through the team's official program information links.
- •Pittsburgh Public Schools students in PreK through 12th grade qualify for the offer.
- •The ticket giveaway applies to preseason games on September 21st and September 22nd.
- •Participating students receive two tickets plus complimentary food and beverages.
- •This represents the fourth consecutive year the Penguins have operated the PPS All-Stars program.
- 2:21 AMYahoo Sports — Penguins offer free tickets to Pittsburgh Public Schools students
"Students in Pittsburgh Public Schools have a chance to see the Penguins for free.
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