With his hockey career behind him, Bobby Banks wants to become a better person to keep his nearly insolvent summer camp and fracturing family together. The bank has refused him any further loans, his wife is keeping secrets from him, and his do-nothing son has just flunked out of university. Matt Day, 16, wants to spend his summer at his grandparents' farm near the Reserve like every year. However, his dad isn't keen on the family's Mohawk culture, so he sends Matt to the obscure Bobby Banks Hockey Camp. There he meets Sherry Wong, who proves to be a skilled player, and his cabinmate, Brandon. The three of them are quick to begin a close but competitive relationship. When Bobby informs his wife, that former all-star Jerry Dunmore will be visiting camp, she doesn't understand why her husband would invite such an arrogant snob. Now a powerful sports agent, Jerry discovers the "Indian" hockey phenomenon, Matt, and he schemes to use him to his advantage. Matt must begin making difficult decisions about his future. Bobby deals with daily challenges and secrets from the past as it becomes clear he will have to face off against Jerry in a final battle for control of his family and his camp.