For the first time since 2009, the Quebec Major Junior
Hockey League has swept Russia.
Team QMJHL defeated Russia 4-3 tonight in Sherbrooke,
completing their Subway Super Series sweep. The Q won the first game of the
series on Monday, 3-2.
Phoenix forward Daniel Audette had a goal, an assist, and
was named player of the game for Team QMJHL. Anthony Mantha, Christopher
Clapperton, and Anthony Duclair also scored for the Canadian squad.
In net, Sea Dogs goaltender Sebastien Auger made 22 saves
in the win, including a few beauties in the third period when the game was on
the line.
Also, there was an ugly collision in the second period of this
game. Ugh.
The Super Series continues tomorrow night in Oshawa when
Team OHL hosts Russia.
Elsewhere tonight…
- In Fredericton, former Sea Dogs Spencer MacDonald, Jordan Moore, Alexandre Leduc, and the STU Tommies men’s hockey team ended a 36-game losing streak against UNB, defeating the Varsity Reds 3-2 at the Aitken Centre. It was a forgettable game for Mike Thomas who picked up two minor penalties and a 10-minute misconduct.
Congrats to @TommiesSTU on
their first win at the AUC since Feb. '03 (10+ years) + fist win in 36
games going back to Oct. '06.
— Drummer's
Beat (@VRedsHckyStats) November
21, 2013
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