A trio of Minnesota State men's hockey players are set to participate in NHL Developmental Camps as of today. The players include sophomore forward Reid Morich, junior defenseman Will Skahan, and graduate forward Daimon Gardner, all representing Minnesota State. They have demonstrated impressive skills and performances, contributing to their advancement to these camps and showcasing their talent at a higher level.

By the Numbers
  • Morich played 38 games, scoring 7 goals and 4 assists for 11 points.
  • Skahan appeared in 61 games at Boston College, registering 3 goals and 5 assists for 8 points.
State of Play
  • All three players are currently in NHL Developmental Camps, which can enhance their exposure and opportunities.
  • Minnesota State finished the 2025-26 season with a strong record of 22-11-7, claiming the MacNaughton Cup and the Mason Cup.
What's Next

The participation in developmental camps may lead to further opportunities for these players in professional hockey. Their performance during this period can significantly impact their chances of being drafted or signed by NHL teams.

Bottom Line

The advancement of Morich, Skahan, and Gardner to developmental camps signifies a pivotal moment in their hockey careers. The experience they gain could be crucial for their potential future in the NHL and reinforces Minnesota State's reputation for developing talent.