UNH Goalie Jared Whale Rests at Home After Scare During Game

University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) goaltender Jared Whale is recovering at home after a frightening incident occurred Friday night during a game against Boston University. Whale collapsed on the ice late in the third period, prompting immediate medical attention. Emergency personnel rushed him to a local hospital where he underwent tests and evaluations. Fortunately, all tests returned normal results, and he has since been released from the hospital.

UNH Head Coach Mike Souza expressed relief, stating, “We’re thankful that he’s doing okay and he’s at home, but it’s definitely a scary situation. Jared’s a big part of our team, and we’re all relieved to have him back home.”

Whale, who hails from Merrimack, NH, had exhibited commendable performance prior to the incident, having been pivotal in UNH’s previous victories this season. Coach Souza underscored Whale’s importance by adding, “He’s a fighter and has shown great resilience throughout the season. We’re proud of him and can’t wait to see him back on the ice when he’s ready.”

Medical staff monitored Whale closely during the game, and once he collapsed, immediate action was taken by trainers and other personnel who were present. Thankfully, the response was swift, which contributed to his stable condition after the episode.

UNH announced on their official athletics website regarding Whale’s health, emphasizing that he is currently resting and recovering, and they will keep fans updated on his status. Whale and his teammates received overwhelming support from fans, who have been rallying on social media.

UNH also reassured that player safety is their utmost priority, and they will remain vigilant in ensuring all necessary precautions are taken in future games. Shortly before the game, Whale had been recognized for his performance in the previous outings, demonstrating his skills that are crucial for the team’s success as they continue their season. Going forward, there is hopeful anticipation for his return to the ice, reflecting the spirits of fans and teammates alike.