Brady Bork skated to the blue line at Xcel Energy Center and revealed a message on a hockey stick: “Hey Sarah, Prom?”
Who exactly was the subject of the promposal? That was would be junior Sarah Stegenga. She woke up early on Wednesday morning and made the 3½-hour drive to St. Paul thinking she was simply going to watch her boyfriend play in the state tournament.“It’s funny because Brady had asked me before, like, ‘What should I say when I get up there?’ ” Stegenga said. “His sister told him maybe he should ask me to prom. He was, like, ‘No I’m not doing that.
“It was the end of the second period and Brady’s mom came up to me, like, ‘Sarah! It’s blowing up on Twitter!’ ” Stegenga said. “I was, like, ‘Oh my gosh. Really?’” “The people at Bauer were very nice about it,” she said. “They told me I could just keep the stick as a memory.”
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