Marchand volunteered to be behind the bench for the Hunters’ game on Wednesday to allow for MacCallum to be with his family.
“This gesture reflects the true spirit of the hockey community in Nova Scotia, one built on compassion, loyalty, and connection that extends far beyond the rink,” said Nova Scotia U18 Major Hockey League president Paul Graham in a statement. “Our thoughts are with J.P., his loved ones, and the entire Hunters organization.”
According to reports, there will be donation boxes at the game and Marchand donated a signed jersey to auction off to raise funds for the family.
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