Boston Bruins Show Support for High School Hockey Player Who Was Severely Injured
The Boston Bruins are showing support for a high school student who suffered a terrible injury during a hockey game this week.
After Thursday night’s win against the Pittsburgh Penguins, they awarded A.J. Quetta the game puck. The official Twitter account for the Bruins also posted a video showing Brad Marchand hanging Quetta’s jersey behind the Bruins bench.
Quetta is a varsity hockey player at Bishop Feehan in Attleboro. According to 7 News Boston, he suffered a spinal cord injury after crashing headfirst into the boards in a game against Pope Francis in Springfield on Tuesday night.
A GoFundMe has been set up to help cover Quetta’s medical expenses. Click here for more information on this story and to hear some of the players speak out.
Keeping AJ10 with us tonight. pic.twitter.com/gxvzjaZfKz
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) January 28, 2021
Tonight was for A.J. pic.twitter.com/48n9U4fmWM
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) January 29, 2021
