Caleb Reimer, centre, was drafted to the Edmonton Oil Kings in 2019. The 16-year-old died Saturday in a crash that killed two other people. Today we will discuss about Caleb Reimer: James Reimer| Family| Hockey| Accident| Death.
Caleb Reimer: James Reimer| Family| Hockey| Accident| Death
Caleb Reimer to a western hockey league standard player agreement . Reimer spend most of large season with the Edmontom Oil kings who selected him the first round ( 18th overall ) of the 2019 Western Hockey league bantam draft .
Caleb Reimer
Caleb Reimer father’s name is Chris and his mother name is Jode Reimer . He also has one sibling name is Shaye.
After Caleb Reimer death his family and friends are shocked. This will be a big loss of Reimer Parent’s .
Hockey
Reimer, who hails from Surrey, was included in the Oil Kings of the Western Hockey League (WHL) in 2019. He was part of the team that won the league’s Central Division championship last season.
Before joining the Oil Kings, he played minor hockey with the Delta Hockey Academy in BC. In 40 games with his under-18 preparation team, he scored 37 points – 19 assists and 18 goals.
Accident
A member of the Edmonton Oil Kings junior hockey team is one of three people killed in a car accident Saturday morning.
Reimer, 16, was in a vehicle with two other teenage boys, Ronin Sharma and Parker Magnusson, when they collided with a tree in MT Surrey around 4 a.m. Saturday.
The Surrey RCMP has yet to establish what caused the collision, but first responders determined that all three people in the vehicle were killed on the spot.
Death
Edmonton Oil Kings forward Caleb Reimer was among three teenagers who lost their lives in a car accident in Surrey, BC. on Saturday.
President and General Manager Kirt Hill issued a statement expressing condolences to Reimer’s family.
“I would like to express my deepest condolences on behalf of the entire Edmonton Oil Kings organization to the Reimer family and the families of Ronin Sharma and Parker Magnussen.
“Caleb was a young man with a bright future both on and off the ice. He was a person that you loved be around, he was a great teammate and a great freind.
