St. Cloud State's Jack Reimann exits game in loss vs. Arizona State
St. Cloud State senior captain Jack Reimann was injured in the first period vs. Arizona State before the Huskies fell 3-2 to the Sun Devils.
Jack Reimann, the senior center and captain of St. Cloud State's men's hockey team, had to leave the Oct. 30 NCHC opener against Arizona State in the first period due to a shoulder injury. He did not return to the game and is currently being evaluated. Reimann, who has played in all five games this season and has accumulated four goals and 11 assists in his four seasons, has been a key leadership figure for the Huskies.
Head coach Nick Oliver expressed his appreciation for Reimann's leadership, stating that the team missed his presence in the game. The Huskies went on to lose the match 3-2, with Arizona State's Jack Beck scoring the game-winner in the third period.
Reimann's absence from the lineup in the second period put extra strain on the other players, according to Oliver. The coach acknowledged that the team needs to work harder to maintain a strong presence inside the offensive zone.
The Huskies will face Arizona State again on Oct. 31 in an attempt to even the series.
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