On Thursday night, after their final regular season game, the Rangers presented fans with game-worn jerseys. However, one fan got way more than that from the team.
Isaiah Márquez-Greene is a survivor of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting who lost his sister, Ana, during the tragedy. His mother, Nelba, runs The Ana Grace Project, which aims to support children who have suffered traumatic losses.
Now 18 years-old, Márquez-Greene is about to attend UConn as he starts the next phase of his life. After the Rangers game, team captain Jacob Trouba presented Márquez-Greene with his signed jersey, but then surprised the teenager with a scholarship to law school.