College Hockey:While rehabbing injury, Northeastern’s Vermeersch suspended for breaking team rules
Northeastern senior forward Garrett Vermeersch has been suspended indefinitely for violating team rules, according to the Huntington News.
Vermeersch was already out after suffering a high-ankle sprain earlier this month and has not played since the Beanpot championship game against Boston College on Feb. 11.
“Garrett Vermeersch right now has got a high-ankle sprain [and] he is not eligible to play because of a high-ankle sprain,” Northeastern coach Jim Madigan told the News. “During his injury and his rehab, I’ve suspended him indefinitely for violating team rules.
“He’s still not eligible to play from a health perspective and in the meantime, he broke team rules.”
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