Some stuff from last night’s game…
- Nathan Noel retook the team’s goal scoring lead by netting his 10th of the year in the first period. Noel, who also had an assist in this game, is having a solid rookie campaign and sits third in team scoring with 21 points.
- Sebastien Auger was interfered with on Jean-Sebastien Dea’s first period goal. But it was a Saint John player who pushed a Rouyn-Noranda player into the netminder.
- Oliver Cooper took a double minor for high sticking 20 seconds into the second period. It proved costly as Rouyn-Noranda scored twice on the man advantage. Cooper made up for the penalty by scoring at 4:56.
- Noah Zilbert got Saint John within one at 12:05 of the third. The Dogs created some solid chances to tie the game but could not.
- Dillon Fournier's empty net goal came with .9 seconds remaining in the game. They did not even drop the puck for one last faceoff.
- With two goals in this game, Dea now has 24 in 27 games. He is just three goals back of league leader Anthony Mantha. Dea has a weird looking stat line going on with 24 goals but just four assists.
- With three assists, Marcus Power now sits third in league scoring with 46 points.
- Rouyn-Noranda’s power play was working well on Saturday and finished the game 3-for-4. Meanwhile, the Sea Dogs went 0-for-4.
- Another 40+ shot night for Sebastien Auger. He’s really good.
- Steven Veilleux made his Huskies debut, making 26 saves in the win.
- Saint John fell to 3-5-0-2 when scoring first.
- This was the final game of a three-in-three road trip through the Maritimes for the Huskies and they picked up five of a possible six points. Their only loss came in a shootout in Bathurst on Thursday.
- Sea Dogs scratches were forwards Samuel Dove-McFalls (upper body) and Joey Richard (healthy) along with defensemen Thomas Chabot (healthy) and Jurij Repe (healthy). Repe is a 19-year old import d-man in his second year with the club.
NEXT GAME: The Sea Dogs host the Victoriaville Tigres on
Friday night at 7:30pm. The annual Teddy Bear Toss will take place at that
game.
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