Zack Phillips is on quite a roll.
The Saint John Sea Dogs forward has recorded at least a point in 17 straight games. It looked as though his streak would come to an end last night but, with 4:40 remaining in the third period, Phillips snipped one past Quebec Remparts goaltender Louis Domingue.
Here is the video courtesy of @Fel0096.
The goal ended Domingue’s shutout bid but the Remparts would go on to defeat the Sea Dogs 4-1.
Phillips’ 17-game point streak is the longest in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League this season and is a Sea Dogs team record. Since October 14, the Minnesota Wild prospect has recorded 11 goals and 22 assists for 33 points. The streak also included an impressive 13-game assist streak that ended on November 13.
33 of Phillips’ 43 points this season have come during the streak. He is already one-point away from tying rookie total.
The Fredericton native's hot play this season has no doubt boosted his chances of getting an invite to Team Canada’ World Junior camp.
Photo Credit: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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