Beveridge producing with Remparts

Maxime Amyot/Rimouski Oceanic

MONCTON - In just seven games with the Quebec Remparts, Egan Beveridge has nearly doubled in his point total on the season.

After recording four points in 26 games with the Saint John Sea Dogs in the first half, Beveridge has recorded four goals and two assists since joining the Remparts. That included a career high four points – and his first QMJHL hat trick – in Quebec's 10-6 win over the Rimouski Oceanic on Saturday.

The Sea Dogs and Remparts do not meet again this season.

A team that the Sea Dogs will be seeing a few more times this season is the Moncton Wildcats, where defenseman Max Vilen has been fitting in quite well. Two games in, he's been playing on the team's second pairing with fellow newcomer Evan Dépatie.

Defenseman Patryk Zubek, meanwhile, has yet to play for the Newfoundland Regiment. He was listed as a healthy scratch in all three of the team's games this past weekend – but did take part in warmup.

In the Western Conference, the Blainville-Boisbriand have been struggling over the past few weeks and are just 3-5-1-1 in their past 10 games. With the Armada, Jacob Beaulieu has been held pointless with 12 penalty minutes in eight games while Elliot Dubé made his debut on Sunday, going 5/6 on faceoffs in a 5-0 win over the Cape Breton Eagles.

Here's a statistical look at how all the former Sea Dogs in the QMJHL have been performing so far this season.

Player	Team	GP	Goals	Assists	Points
Vince Elie	Shawinigan	32	15	18	33
Elliot Dubé	Saint John B.-Boisbriand	33	7	7	14
Max Vilen	Saint John Moncton	29	2	12	14
Tyler Peddle	Charlottetown	28	6	4	10
Egan Beveridge	Saint John Quebec	33	6	4	10
Chad Bellemare	Sherbrooke	18	4	6	10
Jacob Beaulieu	Saint John B.-Boisbriand	28	4	3	7
Patryk Zubek	Saint John Newfoundland	29	0	6	6

Even though he never played a game with Saint John, we'll throw Kyan Labbé in here as well. In 28 games with the Sherbrooke Phoenix, Labbé is 16-9-2-0 with a 2.95 goals against average and .903 save percentage.

Goaltender Justin Robinson, who was traded to the Wildcats in the deal that involved Vilen, was sent down to the Maritime Junior Hockey League's Summerside Western Capitals.