The Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 2-1 Monday night, earning the title of Stanley Cup champions for the first time in franchise history.

True to their theme for the season, “Time to Hunt: Redemption," the Panthers brought home the cup after losing in the finals last year.

Fans cheered during the game's final seconds as players jumped up and down, tossed their sticks and helmets, and briskly skated to the goal for a group hug. As the Oilers exited the rink, the Panthers reveled in the Game 7 victory alongside fans and family.

The moment it all went down for the Florida Panthers' Stanley Cup win

See images from the Panthers' Stanley Cup celebration:

Matthew Tkachuk takes the Stanley for a ocean dive in Fort Lauderdale

Forward Matthew Tkachuk took the Stanley Cup for a dive on Tuesday after a celebration at the Elbo Room in Fort Lauderdale.

More Panthers celebrations to come: Florida Panthers holding Stanley Cup parade in Fort Lauderdale along A1A Sunday

Panthers in plastic: Florida Panthers recreated in Lego form at Legoland Florida after Stanley Cup victory

Florida Panthers on the way to first Stanley Cup: Game 7 with Edmonton Oilers

Ashley Ferrer is a journalist at The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. Help support our journalism. Subscribe today

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