A collection of recaps from yesterday’s 4-1 Saint John
Sea Dogs loss to the Rimouski Oceanic…
Our recap. Saint John returned home to play the Rimouski
Oceanic at Harbour Station on Sunday afternoon.
The Telegraph-Journal’s recap (paywall). The Saint John
Sea Dogs had some hiccups in the defensive zone and it led to a 4-1 setback to
the Rimouski Oceanic on Sunday at Harbour Station.
L’Avantage’s recap. It was a President Cup final rematch
on Sunday.
The Canadian Press’ recap. At Saint John, N.B., Francis
Beauvillier scored in his seventh straight game and Peter Trainor chipped in
with two assists as Rimouski (17-9-4) defeated the Sea Dogs (14-14-0) for its
third win in as many games.
News 88.9’s recap. Featuring Tim Roszell’s goal calls.
SaintJohnSeaDogs.com’s recap. The Saint John Sea Dogs
fell to the Rimouski Oceanic 4-1 in front of 3,472 fans at Harbour Station in
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action Sunday afternoon.
SCRATCHES: Benjamin Hade (upper body), Jason Seed
(healthy), Devon Oliver-Dares (personal reasons), Aidan Kelly (upper body),
Mackenzie Brown (knee), Michael Mastrangelo (upper body/suspension), and
Jurij Repe (upper body) are not playing for Saint John. Injuries according to News 88.9.
FIRST PERIOD: Rimouski held a 2-0 lead after one period
of hockey and out shot Saint John 11-6 in the frame. The Dogs had a few good
scoring chances in the final minutes of the period but could not connect.
JOLY: Michael Joly scored his first QMJHL goal in the
first period, converting on a massive Saint John turnover and then beating
Sebastien Auger. Joly has a goal and 10 assists in 26 games with the Oceanic
this season.
BEAUVILLIER: Francis Beauvillier scored in the second
period to extend his goal streak to seven games. He also added an assist on
Sunday. The former Lewiston Maineiac now has 14 goals and 13 assists in 30
games.
COOPER: Oliver Cooper dropped the gloves with Lucas
Grundy in the second period for a fight that was interrupted by the officials.
The fighting major gives Cooper a penalty minutes in seven straight games. He
has 31 penalty minutes in 28 games.
TRAINOR: Fredericton’s Peter Trainor recorded two assists
in the game to keep his hold on the Oceanic scoring lead. He now has 41 points
in 30 games.
EX-DOGS: It was a fairly uneventful game for former Sea
Dogs forward Scott Oke and former Sea Dogs draft pick Maxime Garvel. Oke was a
+1 with no shots on goal while Garvel was a +1 with one shot.
HUBERDEAU: Jonathan Huberdeau scored Saint John’s only
goal to give him 15 on the season. He is now just five goals behind Michael
Kirkpatrick’s franchise record of 108 as a Sea Dog. The Saint John captain had
nine shots on goal yesterday.
LEBLANC: Sea Dogs defenseman Olivier LeBlanc left the
game in the second period and did not return. LeBlanc has been solid this
season and will be leaving for the Would Under-17 Challenge in a few weeks, so
hopefully it is nothing serious. He has three goals and eight assists in 27
games this season, placing him sixth in team scoring.
HIGHMORE: Sea Dogs forward Matthew Highmore look good again
yesterday. He had three shots in goal and went 12-for-15 in the faceoff circle.
He also recorded his first QMJHL penalty in the first period.
STANDINGS: Saint John fell back to .500 with the loss and
now has a record of 14-14-0-0. They sit fourth in the Telus Maritimes Division
and 12th overall in the QMJHL.
NOTES: Bunch of Oceanic fans at the game… Saint John
Energy gave out rally towels (pictured)… the Sea Dogs wore their snazzy third jerseys…
Samuel Morin had three hits… Anthony DeLuca and Francis Beauvillier each had
four shots for Rimouski… the Sea Dogs are 0-12-0-0 when trailing after two…
sixth straight home game that had a crowd under 4,000.
HIGHLIGHTS: Courtesy of SeaDogsTV.
OUT OF TOWN
Cape Breton 3 at P.E.I. 4 (SO)
Chicoutimi 4 at Acadie-Bathurst 7
Victoriaville 2 at Halifax 3
Quebec 3 at Baie-Comeau 1
Blainville-Boisbriand 6 at Drummondville 7 (OT)
Val-d'Or 6 at Shawinigan 2
Gatineau 3 at Sherbrooke 2 (OT)
NEXT GAME: The Sea Dogs host the Quebec Remparts next
Saturday at 7pm.
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