A movement to show support for an injured Lakeville girl who suffered a serious spinal injury during a hockey game is gaining steam.

People are encouraged to wear blue today, Jan. 11, to support Jenna Privette, a senior at St. Croix Lutheran High School in West St. Paul, and Lakeville native, who was injured in a hockey game on Jan. 7.

Jake Privette, Jenna's brother, wrote on a Facebook page dedicated to supporting her recovery, that she's in good spirits.

"I know she feels blessed ... it's because of people such as yourselves that she keeps her chin up and keeps fighting," he wrote.

He also wrote that Privette still can't move her legs, but has feeling and movement in her arms, though, recovery has stalled in recent days. Her Facebook page has more than 1,600 followers.

Privette's injury hasn't garnered the same kind of media attention as Jack Jablonski, a Benilde-St. Margaret’s sophomore who was paralyzed during a game on Dec. 30.

The night Privette was hurt, she had a Number 13 painted on her cheek, in honor of Jablonski.

The Privette and Jablonski injuries have sparked a safety debate as to whether checking and contact should be allowed in hockey games.