Camera pans over a bustling Halifax street, the empty Halifax Raiders' stadium looming in the background.

Narrator: "From the streets of Clayton Park to the precipice of professional hockey, Nicholas Corrigan's journey is one of raw talent, unwavering determination, and the unwavering support of his community."

Cut to Nicholas Corrigan, stickhandling a puck in his childhood apartment, a warm smile on his face.

Nicholas: "This place, it's more than just bricks and mortar. It's where my dream took root. It wasn't always easy, but hockey... hockey gave me a way out, a family."

Fade to a black and white photo of a young Nicholas on the ice, his coach, Paul Fleece, looking on.

Paul Fleece: "Nick was different. He had this hunger, this fire. He'd be the first one on the ice, the last one off. He wanted it more than anyone else."

Cut back to Nicholas, now skating on a professional rink.

Nicholas: "Coach Fleece, he saw something in me, pushed me when I needed it. He's a big part of why I'm here today."

Camera zooms in on Nicholas' determined eyes.

Nicholas: "I want to lift up that trophy, I want to make my teammates smile. I want to make everyone proud."