Sidney Crosby
by Rauf, Don
Series:Sports' Top MVPs
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AR Book Level
6.7
AR Points
1
Word Count
6,602
Interest Level
Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Genre
Nonfiction
AR Quiz #
196571 EN
About this book
This biography profiles the life and hockey career of Sidney Crosby, from his early years as a prodigy to becoming a professional athlete. The book describes how he became the youngest captain in Pittsburgh Penguins history at age 19 and led the team to three Stanley Cup championships. It covers his record-setting achievements, including becoming the youngest player in NHL history to reach 200 points, winning two Olympic gold medals, and receiving multiple MVP awards. The biography also discusses how Crosby's work ethic and dedication contributed to his success in the sport.
