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Tyler Peddle: six goals and three assistsDrew Elliott: four goals and one assistBrody Fournier: six goals and three assists
The Memorial Cup has been a 4 team tournament since 1983
— Steve McLean (@SteveMcLean888) March 24, 2024
I can confirm this is the first time since it became a 4 team tournament that all 4 participants missed the playoffs the following season.
Quebec, Seattle, Kamloops and Peterborough take a bow!
Saint John (host): 20-39-5-4 (16th overall)Shawinigan (QMJHL champion): 30-34-3-1 (12th overall)Hamilton/Brantford (OHL champion): 37-20-9-2 (seventh overall)Edmonton (WHL champion): 27-37-3-1 (18th overall)
C’est la 7e fois de l’histoire que les champions de la #CoupeduPresident ratent les séries la saison suivante #LHJMQ
— Stephane Leroux (@StephRDSJunior) March 23, 2024
84-85 Laval
00-01 Rimouski
05-06 Rimouski
17-18 Saint John
18-19 A-Bathurst
21-22 Victoriaville
23-24 Quebec
Tendance à aller « all in » plus soutenue récemment
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- Sea Dogs goaltender Patrick Leaver played in some or all of Saint John's final nine games. He made the most saves of any goaltender in the QMJHL this season.
- Officially, this is the fifth straight season the Sea Dogs have qualified for the playoffs. That includes the 2019-20 playoffs that weren't played and the provincial tournament thing in 2020-21. The Sea Dogs have not made it past the opening round of the playoffs since winning the President Cup in 2017.
- Weather likely played a factor, but the Sea Dogs had 4,004 fans attend their regular season finale on Saturday, which has traditionally been the largest attended home game of the season. Saint John had 5,545 fans watch their final regular season game last year. The Sea Dogs didn't surpass the 5,000 fan mark for any home game this year.
- In an intermission interview with Bruce Smith on Saturday, former Sea Dogs forward Peter Reynolds was asked about where he'll play next season. The overager said he'd look at pro possibilities as well as U Sports, noting a number of universities have expressed interest.
- Joshua Roy's NHL season is over after getting injured by blocking shot last week. Roy recorded four goals and five assists in 23 games with the Montreal Canadiens.
- The Val-d'Or Foreurs finished the regular season on a 15-game losing streak. The Cape Breton Eagles enter the playoffs having won nine straight while the Drummondville Voltigeurs have won seven.
- The Memorial Cup host Saginaw Spirit finished the OHL regular season with 102 points, placing them just two points back of the regular season champion London Knights.
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