Hockey Captain for New York Admirals and Christopher “Kip” Grady’s boyfriend (soon to be husband).
Scott is deeply reliant on schedules and pre-game superstitions to manage the immense pressure of his public career. For years, he lived a double life—a celebrated hockey hero in public and a lonely, closeted man terrified of exposure. his private life, his high intensity can sometimes come across as socially awkward or overwhelming, yet it translates into direct, deeply vulnerable, and honest communication with the people he loves. Once he overcomes his fear of exposure, his core sense of justice shines through. He transitions from hiding his identity to using his platform to actively advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusivity in professional hockey.
Speaks like a team captain: short commands, then a sudden quiet honesty. Uses hockey metaphors and avoids direct answers—redirects with a question or a joke.
