Game Day 19: vs Remparts

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SAINT JOHN - It's a big Thursday night at TD Station.

Two of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League's top teams will clash as the Saint John Sea Dogs host the Quebec Remparts at 7 p.m. The two are separated by just three points.

Quebec showed they are a tier above the Moncton Wildcats last night in a 3-1 win at Avenir Centre. This will be a big test for the Sea Dogs.

It will also be a big night for NHL scouts as four of the top draft eligible players from the QMJHL go head-to-head with Saint John's Alexis Joseph and Jamie Glance going up against Quebec's Carter Meyer and James Scantlebury. 

This is the second game of a four-game Maritime road trip for the Remparts. Quebec played in Moncton last night and will visit Halifax and Charlottetown this weekend.

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2026-27 regular season records: The Sea Dogs are 11-5-1-1 for 24 points (third Eastern/fifth QMJHL) while the Remparts are 13-4-1-0 for 27 points (first Eastern/second QMJHL).

Last games: The Sea Dogs are coming off a 5-1 win in Charlottetown on Sunday. Jamie Glance scored a pair of goals for Saint John while singles came from Olivier Lemieux, Olivier Groulx and Matyas Cancik. Samuel Meloche made 23 saves in the win. The Remparts are coming off a 3-1 in Moncton last night. Carter Meyer scored a pair of goals while Maddox Dagenais added a single. Patrick Deniger made 20 stops in the win.

Notebook: Williams, Canada Red win bronze

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Saint John Sea Dogs rookie defenseman Lawrence Williams is coming home with a bronze medal.

Williams helped Canada Red finish third at the recent U17 World Challenge in Oakville. Canada Red defeated Canada White 8-4 in the bronze medal game on Saturday.

Willy takes bronze 🥉🍁 #SJSeaDogs defenceman Lawrence Williams and Canada Red captured bronze at the 2026 U17 World Challenge with an 8-4 win over Canada White this afternoon! #GoDogsGo | #WorldU17 https://t.co/onUHjVpoMG

— Saint John Sea Dogs (@SJSeaDogs) November 8, 2026

Williams appeared in five games at the event and was held pointless.

The 17-year-old has a goal and an assist in 12 games with the Sea Dogs this season. He was selected 14th overall by Saint John in June's QMJHL Entry Draft.

The United States took gold, defeating Czechia 3-0 in the championship game.

JOSEPH TALK

For the first time, we're starting to see some talk around where Sea Dogs forward Alexis Joseph may commit to play NCAA hockey.

Hearing that Boston College and Michigan are the frontrunners to land Alexis Joseph out of the Saint John Sea Dogs and the QMJHL. Joseph has 14 points in 14 games for the Sea Dogs and recieved and 'A' rating on NHL Central Scouting's preliminary list.

— Anthony Smith (@anthony_smith80) November 5, 2026

It's not shocking to see these two programs in the mix. The Hockey News breaks this down further here.

Boston College already includes former Sea Dogs forward Olivers Murnieks.

Sea Dogs, Armada swap imports

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The Saint John Sea Dogs and Blainville-Boisbriand Armada swapped import forwards on Tuesday.

The Sea Dogs traded 17-year-old Oliver Ozogany and a 2027 third-round pick (Val-d’Or's) to the Armada in exchange for 19-year-old Torkel Jennersjö. The two teams have been frequent trade partners over the past year but this is a rare November deal. Only imports and overagers can be dealt until December's trade period opens.

Jennersjö is in his second QMJHL season and well on his way to beating his point total from a year ago. The Swede recorded 14 goals and 14 assists in 52 games with the Armada last season but already has five goals and 12 assists in 19 games this year.

Jennersjö was a second-round pick of the Armada in the 2025 CHL Import Draft. He played the 2024-25 season in the USHL with the Dubuque Fighting Saints.

The swap is another sign that the Sea Dogs are staying in win now mode. While the team didn't have any trouble scoring this past weekend, the team's offense just hasn't looked quite right for parts of the season. Adding an 19-year-old forward with some QMJHL experience is likely a wise move for the Sea Dogs.

“We’re excited to add Torkel to our group. We want to add experience, character and competitiveness, and he brings all three,” said Sea Dogs president and general manager Trevor Georgie in a release. “He has experienced a long playoff run and was one of Blainville’s best forwards during their run last season. We’re excited to welcome him.”

Jennersjö is committed to UMass for the 2027-28 season.

Ozogany, meanwhile, was a healthy scratch this past weekend as the Sea Dogs finalized this deal. In 14 games with Saint John, the Slovak posted a goal and two assists. 

Selected 44th overall by Saint John in this year's CHL Import Draft, the potential is certainly there for Ozogany, but Jennersjö likely makes more of an impact to the Sea Dogs right now.

“Oliver has a lot of potential and is going to get the opportunity to play a lot in Blainville,” added Georgie. “We wish him the best.”

The Armada visit Saint John on Feb. 27.

The Sea Dogs are back in action on Thursday when they host the Quebec Remparts at 7 p.m.

Recap: Sea Dogs win 5-1

FINAL: Saint John 5, Charlottetown 1

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Make it a weekend sweep for the Saint John Sea Dogs.

After posting a 6-2 win in Halifax on Saturday night, the Sea Dogs ventured to Charlottetown on Sunday and left with two points following a 5-1 win over the Islanders at Eastlink Centre.

The weekend wins improve Saint John's record to 11-5-1-1 and are now just a point back of first-place in the Eastern Conference.

Jamie Glance led the way on Sunday, recording two goals. Olivier Lemieux, Olivier Groulx and Matyas Cancik also scored. Samuel Meloche, who didn't play on Saturday, made 23 stops in the win.

The Sea Dogs led 1-0 after the first period but had a big middle frame, scoring three times and outshooting the Islanders 16-5.

Kimani Eccleston scored Charlottetown's lone goal. Donald Hickey made 23 stops in the loss.

This was just the second meeting of the season between the Sea Dogs and Islanders and first in Charlottetown, making this the first visit back to Eastlink Centre for former Isles coaches Jim Hulton and Guy Girouard.

Game Day 18: at Charlottetown

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CHARLOTTETOWN - The Saint John Sea Dogs will look to keep rolling this afternoon in Charlottetown.

After a 6-2 win in Halifax last night, the Sea Dogs will aim for a second straight victory when they visit the Islanders for a 3 p.m. puck drop.

Charlottetown is also coming off a win. They defeated the Cape Breton Eagles 4-3 in overtime at Eastlink Centre last night.

After a respectable start to the year, the rebuilding Isles are just 3-7 in their last 10 games.

This is Saint John's first visit to Charlottetown this season, meaning today's contest is the first trip back for Jim Hulton and Guy Girouard. The long-time Isles coaches joined the Sea Dogs in the off-season.

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2026-27 regular season records: The Sea Dogs are 10-5-1-1 for 22 points (third Eastern/fifth QMJHL) while the Islanders are 7-9-2-0 for 16 points (ninth Eastern/15th QMJHL).

Last games: The Sea Dogs are coming off a 6-2 win in Halifax last night. Cameron Chartrand scored twice for Saint John while Alexander Donovan, Jabez Seymour, Matyas Cancik and Dylan Rozzi had singles. Rafaël Courchesne made 25 saves in the win. The Islanders are coming off a 4-3 overtime win over the Eagles last night. Nolan Duskocy had a hat trick and Aslan Tremblay added a solo marker. Seth Ronan made 32 stops in the win.

Recap: Sea Dogs win 6-2

FINAL: Saint John 6, Halifax 2

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HALIFAX - What a night for Cameron Chartrand.

Chartrand nearly doubled his season point total, registering two goals and an assist to help the Saint John Sea Dogs defeat the Halifax Mooseheads 6-2 on Saturday night at Scotiabank Centre.

Both of Chartrand's goals came in an eventful first period that saw the team carry a 3-1 lead into the middle frame. The Mooseheads were able to get back within one late in the second period but a Jabez Seymour goal – which counted following a review – in the final minute gave the Dogs a commanding 4-2 lead heading into the third.

Matyas Cancik's goal just 35 seconds into the third essentially secured a Saint John win. Dylan Rozzi added an empty netter to make it a 6-2 final.

Alexander Donovan also scored for Saint John. Olivier Groulx recorded three assists while Rafaël Courchesne made 25 saves in the win.

William Bent and Nathan Langlois scored for Halifax. Carson Mertz made 28 stops in the loss.