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Being drafted into the VHL and VHLM at a young age is a privilege that most athletes don't always have, especially being a key player on your team from the start. Nicholas, at just 18, is living his best life. He is the San Diego Marlins line one winger as well as their superstar from the shadows. He has been averaging just over a point a game with 61 points in just 54 games played. Being San Diego's points leader is not an easy job, especially coming from a rookie. Nicholas is doing all that he can just to prove he belongs on the roster, but thankfully he isn't alone. His teammates have guided him and helped throughout this unforgettable rookie season in the VHLM, he has gotten constant support from all his teammates, or as Nicholas would say 'his friends'. The locker room chemistry is without a doubt a huge aspect to Nicholas' success so far this season and it is clear that everyone on the team wants nothing more than for everyone to succeed. Unfortunately, being 18, Nicholas' life is a lot more complicated than just hockey. He still attends school and has the uneasy task of attending classes, studying, homework and projects all while balancing his hockey career. His performance may have even dropped of late being less consistent than what we have seen earlier form him this season. With the season coming closer to end with every day and Nicholas' finals doing the same, will we see him crack or will he shine and show his grit? 

 

 

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