Brad Marchand Coaches Team in Nova Scotia
Brad Marchand, Florida Panthers forward, took time away from the team to help an old friend in his hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Marchand's longtime trainer, J.P. MacCallum, lost his 10-year-old daughter, Selah, to cancer. MacCallum is the head coach of the March & Mill Company Hunters in the Nova Scotia Under-18 Hockey League, which is sponsored by Marchand's outdoor apparel company.
She was an incredible girl, full of so much love and it was an honor to be in her life and know her.
- Marchand volunteered to coach the Hunters' game on Wednesday, allowing MacCallum to be with his family.
- The game was a tribute to Selah, and Marchand's presence was a show of support for his friend and the community.
Author's summary: Brad Marchand coaches team in Nova Scotia to honor friend's daughter who died of cancer.
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