Brodie Reid, the freshman standout for Northeastern, has reportedly signed with the San Jose Sharks, reports College Hockey News’ Joe Meloni . Word of Reid’s departure was rumored last night and confirmed this afternoon via Twitter, when Northeastern athletic director Peter Roby made a comment about Reid’s decision: Disappointed to learn of Brodie Reid’s departure. NHL rules not very friendly toward college hockey or players getting degrees. – Peter Roby, via Twitter Reid leaves Northeastern after scoring 11 goals and tallying 28 points, becoming Hockey East’s second-leading freshman scorer and Huskies’ top rookie this season. The decision is a major blow to a Huskies team which is poised to return a talented freshman corps next season. With Reid’s departure, the Huskies now have lost their top four scorers (McNeely, Macleod, and Silva are all graduating seniors), including 57 goals’ worth of offense.

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Reid leaves Northeastern, reportedly signs with San Jose