MC POST-GAME
Bathurst get swept in home and home series with Halifax
The Canadian Press' recap: Darcy Ashley put the Mooseheads in front for good with a power-play goal at 16:57 of the third period.
Metro Halifax's recap: No one can accuse Darcy Ashley of flat lining since taking over as captain of the Halifax Mooseheads.
Chronicle Herald's recap: It was a different location, but the same result on Saturday night.
Titan Nation's recap: The Halifax Mooseheads managed to squeek out a 4-3 decision over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan to sweep a home-and-home series.
halifaxmooseheads.ca's recap: Darcy Ashley played hero Saturday night thanks to his sidekick Nikolaj Ehlers who set him up for the game winner with 3 minutes to play to give the Moose a 4-3 win over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan.
SCORERS: Andrew Shewfelt (3) HAL 3:33, Robert Pelletier (2) BAT 5:50, Jacob Jacques (1) HAL 11:43, Brent Andrews (7) HAL 24:09, Adam Chapman (3) BAT 25:20, Alexandros Soumakis (8) BAT 30:04, Darcy Ashley (7) HAL 56:57
MISSING IN ACTION: Ryan Falkenham (hips), Trey Lewis (hip) and Jesse Lussier (concussion) were out with injuries while Liam Alcalde and Max Lindsay were healthy scratches.
JACQUES
Rookie Jacob Jacques scored his first career QMJHL goal last night in the first period that gave the Mooseheads a 2-1 lead after one. He was also named the game's third star. Congratulation Jacob.
ASHLEY
Darcy Ashley continues to be an offensive captain with Trey Lewis out. He once again scored the game winner last night. With the goal he added an assist earlier in the game on Jacques first goal. Ashley now has 8 points, three goals, in hi last three games. He was given firs star honors.
EHLERS
Danish rookie Nikolaj Ehlers had two assists in yesterday's game to add to his point total. He now has 22 points in 19 games which leads both the team in scoring and league in rookie scoring.
SWEEP
With the 4-3 win on Saturday night, the home team took the home and home series sweep from the Titan. Halifax has now won all three games between these two teams and will look to get another home and home sweep in a little less than a month from now, November 16 and 22nd.
FIRST PLACE
On Friday, the Herd took over first place in the Maritimes division with the 5-2 win. Both Charlottetown and Halifax were playing last night and the Islanders had a chance to take first place back if they won and the Mooseheads lost. However it was the opposite as Halifax won and the Islanders could not beat the Quebec Remparts despite having a 3-1 lead going into the third. Halifax is now 3 points ahead of Charlottetown.
OTHER SCORES
Cape Breton 4 - 5 Baie-Comeau
Saint John 2 - 3 Chicoutimi SO
Gatineau 5 - 4 Rimouski SO
Moncton 1 - 2 Shawinigan SO
Charlottetown 3 - 6 Quebec
UP NEXT
Halifax will go on another road trip now which starts Wednesday in Gatineau against the Olympiques. Puck drops at 8:30pm.
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