I think my speech is going to cover three things.
1.) The role of inline hockey in Brady McIntyre's career and how it makes hockey more accessible to those who can't afford to play ice hockey.
2.) The importance of family when it comes to achieving your dreams, with an emphasis on the fact that family isn't always the one you're born into, but the group of people who truly accept and support you and your dreams.
3.) Talking about the difficulties of high school and being a young adult and how love and acceptance are the most important things.

It's a little all of the place but he can tie it together by talking about how his hockey teams were his family growing up and the differences among all of the players that were loved and supported, as well as the players who weren't accepted and how terrible it made them feel and how that made him understand that everyone deserves to be loved and accepted.