Champs Again

Back to back. How does that sound Moose Country? Your Halifax Mooseheads had a much better game this afternoon on home ice and cruised to a big 7-1 victory over their provincial rivals to claim the club's second Hurley Cup in as many years. Captain Antoine Morand accepted the trophy on behalf of his teammates after the third period finished and also played a part in getting the win. The 19 year old scored in the first period to give Halifax a 3-0 lead. Draft eligible forward Raphael Lavoie had a good game today, starting the scoring off with two goals in the first 4 minutes and also picking up an assist. After 20 minutes, the home team were up 4-0 and in complete control. It seemed like in the middle frame the Herd sat back and as a result gave up the lone goal in the 2nd period. Leon Gawanke broke Alex Gravel's shutout with 1:25 left in the second to get the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles on the board. It would be the only puck that would find the back of the net for the away team. Samuel Asselin scored his team leading 28th marker as the Mooseheads put in three more during the third period. Halifax won both games during the post-Christmas break series to claim the Hurley Cup last season and retained the title this year. What a way to end 2018, Happy New Year Halifax! Always remember Go Moose Go ☺️.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 1 at Mooseheads 7
Stars: 3. Jake Ryczek HAL | 2. Samuel Asselin HAL | 1. Raphaël Lavoie HAL
Attendance: 10,154MC's Top Herd: Raphael Lavoie

GAME LOG
First period
2:13 HAL Raphael Lavoie (16) | A: Asselin
3:50 HAL Raphael Lavoie (17), PP | A: Trépanier & Morand
5:07 HAL Antoine Morand (13) | A: McGovern & Ryczek
10:00 HAL Xavier Parent (7), PP | A: Gravel

Second period
18:35 CAP Leon Gawanke (11) | A: Francis

Third period
3:29 HAL Benoit-Olivier Groulx (19)

Shots: tied at 30 a piece
Powerplay: CAP - 0-for-3; HAL - 3-for-5

NOT DRESSED - Jared McIsaac (World Juniors), Ostap Safin (injured), Jocktan Chainey (injured), Kyle Petten (healthy), Marcel Barinka (injured), Cole Stewart (healthy)

SCORES
Islanders 4 at Sea Dogs 1
Titan 3 at Wildcats 6
Huskies 2 at Foreurs 3
Remparts 1 at Oceanic 7
Armada 2 at Voltigeurs 7
Drakkar 11 at Cataractes 3
Olympiques 2 at Phoenix 5
Sagueneens 6 at Tigres 4

UP NEXT - The first game of 2019 will see your Mooseheads hosting the Rimouski Oceanic on January 4. Puck drops at 7pm.

Dec 31: Mooseheads vs. Screaming Eagles preview

HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS VS CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES
December 31, 2018 at 2:00pm
TV: Webcast | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @MC_MooseCountry
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

It's the last game of 2018. Wow, this year has gone by so fast and your Halifax Mooseheads will look to end it on a high note. The final match of the year will be a big one as the winner may be able to have bragging rights for the next year with today's tilt being the second game of the Hurley Cup. It's also the last time that Moose Country will see the Herd's provincial rivals; the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles this season as the final two games in their head-to-head will be played in Sydney. The annual Battle of Nova Scotia series has taken an extra bit of fun with the addition of the Hurley Cup trophy. A big story was the return of Samuel Dube who had played just two games before doctors found a blood clot in his leg which forced the rookie to sit out 30+ games. It should be a fun game to end the year, hopefully we won't see another match with extra time.

This is the seventh game between these two teams. Halifax is 4-1-0-1 against the Screaming Eagles while Cape Breton has a 2-3-0-1 record versus the Mooseheads. The last matchup was December 30, where Halifax won 3-2 in a shootout. Samuel Asselin scored twice in regulation while Benoit-Olivier Groulx scored the shootout winner.

Overall Records
Eagles: 22-12-1-2 = 47pts (7th overall, 4th in Maritimes division)
Mooseheads: 25-8-1-1 = 52pts (3rd overall, 1st in Maritimes division)

Leading Scorers
HAL: Samuel Asselin 45pts (27G & 18A), Raphael Lavoie 36pts (15G & 21A), Benoit-Olivier Groulx 35pts (18G & 17A)
CAP: Mitchell Balmas 46pts (22G & 24A), Mathias Laferriere 43pts (18G & 25A), Derek Gentile 35pts (7G & 28A)

Previous Games
See above.

Head-to-Head
September 28  Mooseheads 4 at Screaming Eagles 2
October 26  Mooseheads 4 at Screaming Eagles 3
October 27  Screaming Eagles 5 at Mooseheads 2
November 9  Screaming Eagles 2 at Mooseheads 5
December 12  Screaming Eagles 3 at Mooseheads 2 SO
December 30  Mooseheads 3 at Screaming Eagles 2 SO
December 31  2pm  Screaming Eagles at Mooseheads
January 11  7pm  Mooseheads at Screaming Eagles
February 9  7pm  Mooseheads at Screaming Eagles

Out of Town
Saint John vs. Charlottetown - 2:00pm
Moncton vs. Acadie-Bathurst - 2:00pm
Val-d'Or vs. Rouyn-Noranda - 2:00pm
Rimouski vs. Quebec - 3:00pm
Drummondville vs. Blainville-Boisbriand - 3:00pm
Shawinigan vs. Baie-Comeau - 3:00pm
Sherbrooke vs. Gatineau - 3:00pm
Victoriaville vs. Chicoutimi - 3:00pm

After the Buzzer
Halifax will have their first game in the new year on January 4, hosting the Rimouski Oceanic. Puck drops at 7pm.

Mooseheads Victorious in DND Appreciation Game

For the first time in 5 years, your Halifax Mooseheads were the winning team during the club's DND Appreciation Night game. The team hadn't won on these special evening since the 2013 version where they shutout the Moncton Wildcats. Tonight, the Herd hosted the men and women of our armed forces plus on the ice the team was playing the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. It was a better result for the Mooseheads this evening after another long pre-game ceremony than the home opener almost two weeks ago. This year the club honoured Shearwater 12th Wing base with special white jerseys that had a thick blue line in the middle and the 100th anniversary logo for Shearwater. Halifax got on the board early when Raphael Lavoie scored his first shorthanded goal of his career just over 6 minutes into the contest. Samuel Asselin got his team leading 13th goal of the season to put the good guys up 2-0 after the first period. Cape Breton controlled the middle frame outshooting Halifax 15-7 in the second but were only able to get one goal past Alexis Gravel who continued to make amazing saves including reaching back a few times to save pucks that were on the goal line. The Screaming Eagles were still down two goals after 40 minutes with the score being 3-1 for the Moose. Wilson Forest made it a one goal game with 4:05 gone in the third but that's as close as the road team would get.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 2 at Mooseheads 5 
Stars: 3. Declan Smith CAP | 2. Samuel Asselin HAL | 1. Ben Higgins HAL
Attendance: 8,540
MC's Top Herd: Ben Higgins

GAME LOG
First period
6:04 HAL Raphael Lavoie (12), SH | A: none
19:31 HAL Samuel Asselin (13) | A: Safin & Barinka

Second period
6:12 CAP Adam McCormick (3) | A: Gawanke & Lafrance
18:05 HAL Ben Higgins (2) | A: Bishop & McLeod

Third period
4:05 CAP Wilson Forest (3) | A: Smith & Francis
15:45 HAL Walter Flower (3) | A: McIsaac & Groulx
19:26 HAL Arnaud Durandeau (10), EN | A: Maher

Shots: 34-33 in favour of Halifax

NOT DRESSED - Cole Stewart (injured), Kyle Petten (injured), Denis Toner (healthy scratch) and Samuel Dube (injured)

SCORES
Titan 2 at Wildcats 5
Sageneens 2 at Islanders 5
Sea Dogs 2 at Phoenix 6
Drakkar 4 at Foreurs 3
Armada 1 at Voltigeurs 8
Remparts 7 at Cataractes 2
Olympiques 4 at Oceanic 3

UP NEXT - Halifax is back on home ice Saturday night for a rematch against the Acadie-Bathurst Titan. Puck drops at 7pm.

Rivalry Week Tie

The Halifax Mooseheads and Cape Breton Screaming Eagles have a tie in their rivalry week match up. In a night that was highly anticipated after starting the season with the 15 game road trip, going 12-3, the Herd were looking forward to finally getting home and being in front of their fans again but we're unable to get the final result they wanted. The Mooseheads got off to a quick start with Jared McIssac getting the scoring started just 2:53 into the game. The Eagles seemed to have the better legs most of the game and were able to tie it up 5 minutes later when Mitchell Balmas scored on a breakaway. The game's first penalty didn't come until the end of the first. Cape Breton didn't look back after the Balmas goal and found themselves with a 3-1 lead after 40 minutes despite no scoring by either team in the middle frame. Halifax received a penalty about five minutes into the third but were able to kill it and that seemed to spark the Mooseheads as they started pressing. Veteran Jake Ryczek scored with exactly 10 minutes left which gave the home team some life but they couldn't get past the Eagles goaltender to get the score even closer. In the end, Cape Breton secures their victory with an empty netter which made the game 5-2 and avenged a loss to the Moose last night in Sydney. Tonight's attendance was the highest in attendance for a home opener in franchise history with 9,949 in attendance.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 5 at Mooseheads 2
Stars: 3. Jake Ryzek HAL | 2. Kevin Mandolese CAP | 1. Mitchell Balmas CAP
Attendance: 9,949
MC’s Top Herd: Jake Ryzek

GAME LOGFirst period2:53 HAL Jared McIssac (4) | A: Ryzek
7:57 CAP Mitchell Balmas (9) | A: none
9:53 CAP Declan Smith (4) | A: Balmas & Sokolov
18:01 CAP Isiah Campbell (2) | A: Forest

Second periodNo Scoring

Third period2:30 CAP Adam McCormick (2) | A: Laferriere
10:00 HAL Jocktan Chainey (1) | A: Groulx & Durandeau
17:56 CAP Leon Gawanke (6) EN | A: Smith & Proulx

Shots: 28-27 in favour of Cape Breton
Powerplay: CAP 0-for-3; HAL 0-for-2

NOT DRESSED – Samuel Dube, Ostap Safin, and Kyle Petten were out with injuries and Brock McLeod was a healthy scratch.

Out of Town - Drakkar 4 at Sagueneens 1


UP NEXT – Halifax will stay home and welcome the Val d'Or Foreurs a week from today for the first of two meetings on the year. Puck drops at 7pm.

Oct 27: Mooseheads vs. Screaming Eagles preview

HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS VS CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES
October 27, 2018 at 7:00pm
TV: Webcast | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @MC_MooseCountry
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

Finally it's home opener gameday for our Halifax Mooseheads! The Herd are finally back in Moose Country for their first game at the Scotiabank Centre this season after a 15 matches on the road to start the year. Halifax did pretty well on the road, finishing the trip with a 12-3-0 record which includes 4 overtime victories. The boys have been warriors so far in the last 6 weeks but everyone is really excited to be home with new forward Samuel Asselin stating; "You have no idea how excited we are to play in front of our fans! See you tonight Moose fans and be loud." Halifax will have a little bit more of a complete roster tonight as veteran Joel Bishop returned to the lineup last night after missing a couple of games while Ostap Safin may possibly return from the injured list tonight. This evening's match up is the second game of a home-and-home series between the Mooseheads and Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. The two clubs met last night in Sydney where the away team took a 4-3 win. Rookie Cole Stewart scored his first goal of his QMJHL career to get the goal scoring started however Cape Breton was the team who was leading the game after 40 minutes 3-2. Anaheim Ducks prospect Benoit-Olivier Groulx scored twice in third period and Alexis Gravel stopped all 6 shots as the Moose were able to hold on for the victory. Make sure to get to your seats early Moose Country as there will be a pre-game ceremony to celebrate 25 years in Halifax while the boys will also be debuting their new anniversary jersey.

This is the third meeting this season between these two teams. Halifax is 2-0-0-0 against the Screaming Eagles while Cape Breton has a 0-2-0-0 record versus the Mooseheads.

Overall Records
Eagles: 7-7-0-1 = 15pts (11th overall, 4th in Maritimes division)
Mooseheads: 12-3-0-0 = 24pts (1st overall, 1st in Maritimes division)

Leading Scorers
HAL: Raphael Lavoie 18pts (11G & 7A), Arnaud Durandeau 18pts (7G & 11A), Samuel Asselin 16pts (9G & 7A)
CAP: Egor Sokolov 21pts (12G & 9A), Mathias Laferriere 19pts (6G & 13A), Mitchell Balmas 17pts (8G & 9A)

Previous Games
See above

Head-to-Head
September 28  Mooseheads 4 at Eagles 2
October 26  Mooseheads 4 at Eagles 3
October 27  7pm  Eagles at Mooseheads
November 9  7pm  Eagles at Mooseheads
December 12  7pm  Eagles at Mooseheads
December 30  2pm  Mooseheads at Eagles
December 31  2pm  Eagles at Mooseheads
January 11  7pm  Mooseheads at Eagles
February 9  7pm  Mooseheads at Eagles

Out of Town
Baie-Comeau vs. Chicoutimi - 5:00pm

After the Buzzer
Halifax will stay home and welcome the Val-d'Or Forerus a week from today. Puck drops at 7pm.

Pre-season Game vs Cape Breton

Opponent: Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Where: Dartmouth 4 Pad
When: August 19, 2018
Time: 7:00pm
Tickets: $10.00

Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Preseason record: 1-0-0-0, 2pts
Goals for: 5
Goals against: 1
Head coach: Marc-Andre Dumont
Scoring leader: Tyler Hylland (3G & 1A)
Leading goaltender: Jacob Leblanc (1.000 SAV%)

Halifax Mooseheads
Preseason record: 0-1-0-0, 0pts
Goals for: 1
Goals against: 5
Head coach: Eric Vellieux
Scoring leader: Cole Stewart (1G)
Leading goaltender: Joel Goguen (0.882 SAV%)

Notes

• Halifax released two more players this morning; goaltender Simon Bucheler and forward Miguel Duchaine.
• This is the first game for the Mooseheads at the new Dartmouth 4 Pad.
• Both teams will most likely have young rosters for tonight.
• Follow @HFXMooseheads on Twitter for updates during the game.

Chainey Hero In 4th Straight OT Game

Photo - Myles Dennis

A new hero emerged on Friday evening as your Halifax Mooseheads played in their fourth straight overtime game, this time against the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. In the two clubs last meeting of the season, the game had everything; lead changes, hitting, interesting calls and of course OT. Jocktan Chainey scored on the power play with 21 seconds to go in the extra frame to get the victory for the Herd. Otto Somppi scored his 14th of the season to get the home team on the board first but seconds later Raphael Lavoie took a hooking penalty that allowed Cape Breton to get back in the match and tie it up. A crazy few minutes in the middle of the first period also included a high sticking penalty by Jordan Ty Fournier and he drew Somppi's blood so the Mooseheads had a 4 minute power play but it wasn't long before the guys took advantage of it. In the second period Lavoie continued his hot play scoring his 20th goal of the season, which gives Halifax 3 players with 20+ goals and I'm sure we'll have more by March 17. The Screaming Eagles were able to use some sloppy play by the other team to tie the game and then a breakaway short handed with less than 6 minutes to go in regulation gave the boys in black and gold their first lead of the game. 20 year old Somppi wasn't going to let the provincial rival team get away with a victory in our house and posted his 15th goal. Both teams had chances in overtime but with a 4 minutes power play, it looked a little grim for Halifax but the guys in white were able to kill it off and then received a power play with 36 seconds to go.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 4 at Mooseheads 5 OT
Stars: 3. Jocktan Chainey HAL | 2. Mathias Laferrière CAP | 1. Otto Somppi HAL
Attendance: 8,258
MC’s Top Herd: Otto Somppi

GAME LOG
First period
8:15 HAL Otto Somppi (14) | A: Lavoie
9:06 CAP Leon Gawanke (4), PP | A: Miller & Martineau
10:20 HAL Jake Ryczek (3), PP | A: Durandeau & Chainey

Second period
6:36 HAL Raphael Lavoie (20) | A: Somppi & Flower
8:28 CAP Ian Smallwood (1) | A: Laferrière
11:09 CAP Declan Smith (14), PP | A: Laferrière & Kalmikov

Third period
14:53 CAP Jordan Ty Fournier (13), SH | A: Hylland & Gawanke
16:27 HAL Otto Somppi (15), PP | A: Ryczek & Zadina

Overtime4:39 HAL Jocktan Chainey (6), PP | A: Lavoie & Somppi

Shots: 41-34 in favour of Halifax
Powerplay: CAP – 2-for-7; HAL – 3-for-5

NOT DRESSED – Ryan Barbosa, Joel Bishop and Justin Barron were out with injuries

SCORESQuebec 5 at Moncton 2
Acadie-Bathurst 7 at Saint John 3
Rimouski 1 at Sherbrooke 2
Charlottetown 4 at Baie-Comeau 5
Victoriaville 3 at Drummondville 2

UP NEXT: Halifax will travel to Bathurst now and take on the Titan for some Saturday night hockey. Puck drops at 7pm.

Blue Moose Pick Up Win At Home

The Halifax Mooseheads wore blue on Saturday but saw lots of red during the afternoon as the home team collected a 5-2 victory over the visiting Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. Halifax got off to a slow start but Alexis Gravel stood fairly strong in the first period, letting in just one goal on 13 shots in the opening 20. The Mooseheads played much better in the middle frame and scored three goals in less than six minutes to lead the game 3-1 after 40 minutes. Newly acquired Jake Ryczek picked up his first Q career point this afternoon after passing the puck to Connor Moynihan who scored his 12th goal of the season. In the third period Cape Breton had the upper hand for most of the frame and were able to close the gap to a goal on Leon Gawanke's 3rd of the year but the tides turned towards the Herd once again in the final 5 minutes. Rookie Xavier Parent recorded his first career two goal game, including the insurance marker at the 15:10 point of the final frame. It was a physical game, however the referees decided to mostly let the boys play the game out and only handed out 5 penalties the whole match.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 2 at Mooseheads 5
Stars: 3. Alexis Gravel HAL | 2. Jake Ryczek HAL | 1. Xavier Parent HAL
Attendance: 8,902
MC's Top Herd: Xavier Parent

GAME LOG
First period
19:02 CAP Brooklyn Kalmikov (11) | A: Martineau & Proulx

Second period
8:45 HAL Xavier Parent (9) | A: Bishop
10:38 HAL Otto Somppi (12), PP | A: Chainey
14:04 HAL Connor Moynihan (12) | A: Ryczek

Third period
11:23 CAP Leon Gawanke (3), PP | A: Martineau & Smith
15:10 HAL Xavier Parent (10) | A: Higgins & Kyte
16:24 HAL Benoit-Olivier Groulx (16), PP | A: Durandeau & Somppi

Shots: 31-27 in favour of Cape Breton
Powerplay: CAP - 1-for-2; HAL - 2-for-3

NOT DRESSED - Cooper Jones (healthy), Jared McIsaac (suspended), Filip Zadina (world juniors) and Barrett Dachyshyn (healthy)

UP NEXT - Game 2 of the Hurley Cup series will go tomorrow in Sydney between your Mooseheads and the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. Puck drops at 2pm.

GAMEDAY #37: vs. Cape Breton

GAMEDAY

HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS VS CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES
Puck drops at 2pm
TV: Eastlink | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @MC_MooseCountry
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

Battle of Nova Scotia. The games between these two provincial rivals are always entertaining and the home and home series on New Year's Eve weekend have a special place in each of the players hearts. Beginning with last season, the year end matches received a boost of significance as the teams now play for the Hurley Cup. Halifax will be looking to get the trophy to Moose Country after Cape Breton won both games in 2016 to claim the first Hurley Cup. This also happens to be the last home game of 2017 for your Mooseheads so come out and support the boys as they sport blue jerseys to raise money for a good cause. The Herd will try to stay on top of the division so there's a little extra pressure on this afternoon's home team as they take on the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles at 2pm. Cape Breton is looking to right the ship a little bit as they are 4-5-1 in their last 10 games and are now 5th in the Maritimes division. Both teams will be without their leading scorer this weekend as Filip Zadina (Halifax) and Drake Batherson (Cape Breton) are trying to help their respective countries in the World Juniors.

This is the seventh game this season between these two teams. Halifax is 5-1-0-0 against the Screaming Eagles while Cape Breton has a 1-4-0-1 record versus the Mooseheads. The last matchup was just before the Christmas break on December 16 as Xavier Parent led the home Herd team to a 4-2 win with a goal and an assist while Alexis Gravel made 27 saves.

OVERALL RECORDS
Eagles: 16-16-2-1 = 35 points (5th in Maritimes division, 13th overall)
Mooseheads: 21-10-4-1 = 47 points (1st in Maritimes division, 3rd overall)

LEADING SCORERS
HFX: Filip Zadina 46pts (24G & 22A), Maxime Fortier 41pts (18G & 23A), Otto Somppi 36pts (11G & 25A)
CAP: Drake Batherson 39pts (17G & 22A), Phelix Martineau 34pts (18G & 16A), Egor Sokolov 28pts (13G & 15A)

PREVIOUS GAMES
Cape Breton is coming off a tight 2-1 overtime win on Thursday night in Saint John. Phelix Martineau had both goals for the Screaming Eagles while Kevin Mandolese stopped 20 of the Sea Dogs' 21 shots to get the victory.

Halifax is coming off a unfortunate 2-0 loss on Thursday at home where the Mooseheads outshot the Charlottetown Islanders 36-23. Blade Mann-Dixon faced his former team once again and made 21 saves.

HEAD-TO-HEAD
October 13  Halifax 3 at Cape Breton 4
October 14  Cape Breton 5 at Halifax 9
October 28  Halifax 4 at Cape Breton 3
November 18  Cape Breton 5 at Halifax 6 SO
December 13  Halifax 5 at Cape Breton 2
December 16  Cape Breton 2 at Halifax 4
December 30  Cape Breton at Halifax - 2pm
December 31  Halifax at Cape Breton - 2pm
January 19  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm

OUT OF TOWN
Voltigeurs vs. Sagueneens     4:00pm
Remparts vs. Drakkar     4:00pm

AFTER THE BUZZER
Halifax will travel to Cape Breton tomorrow to take on the Eagles again for their Battle of NS event. Puck drops at 2pm.

Moose End the First Half on a High Note

Tonight was a big win for your Halifax Mooseheads as they finish the first half of the season on a winning note as they cruise to a 4-2 victory over their provincial rivals the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles after a very hard fought battle by both teams. This is the second victory Halifax has had over the Eagles this week where they took the game in Sydney by a score of 5-2. The Eagles did come out strong but after taking consecutive penalties it saw Jared McIssac draw first blood notching a power-play goal. After that, it saw Peyton Hoyt score to even things up, the first period would end in a one to one tie with shots 12-8 in favour of Cape Breton. In the second it saw your Mooseheads going ahead 2-1 with Patty Kyte scoring his second in as many nights, but about five minutes later Jordan Ty Fournier tied things up once again, just over halfway through the second just as a power play expired Xavier Parent scored to regain the lead that would remain going into the intermission. after two periods of play, it saw Halifax with a lead in shots 21-20. In the third Connor Moynihan would seal the deal and score into the empty net to secure the win for the home team. With a lot of the jump that Cape Breton did have it saw Alex Gravel play a very solid game and make some timely saves to help the team to victory. This game sets up the Hurley Cup that takes place at the end of the month, Halifax will look to take revenge after the loss last year.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 2 at Mooseheads 4
Stars: 3. Alex Gravel HAL | 2. Peyton Hoyt CAP | 1. Xavier Parent HAL
Attendance: 7,153
MC’s Top Herd: Alex Gravel

GAME LOG
First period
4:10 HAL Jared McIssac (4), PP | A: Parent & Fortier
6:28 CAP Peyton Hoyt (10) | A: MacLellan & Proulx

Second period
3:19 HAL Patty Kyte (2) | A: Flower & Somppi
7:46 CAP Jordan Ty Fournier (9) | A: Hoyt & Lauuon
12:05 HAL Xavier Parent (8) | A: Higgins & Bishop

Third period
19:16 HAL Connor Moynihan (11) | A: Fortier & Groulx

Powerplay: CAP – 0-for-3, HAL – 1-for-6
Shots: 29-29

MISSING IN ACTION – Ryan Barbosa, Jocktan Chainey and Filip Zadina

SCORES
Sherbrooke 2 at Blainville 5
Victoriaville 3 at Drummondville 5
Bathurst 3 at Moncton 2 SO
Rimouski 3 at Baie Comeau 2 OT
Chicoutimi 3 at Shawinigan 7
Saint John 4 at Charlottetown 3 OT
Val D'or 2 at Rouyn Noranda 4

UP NEXT: Halifax will welcome the Islanders to town to open up the second half of the season. Puck drops at 7pm.

Offence Leads to PITR Win

Well that was a bunch of everything. Offence, lead changes, physicality. Just everything you would want in a game when the two teams from Nova Scotia battle it out on a Saturday night. The evening started out with a special ceremony where a father and son came out to drop the puck to honour their mother/wife who lost her battle with breast cancer. This puck drop was special because it was Pink in the Rink night at Scotiabank Centre, raising money for breast cancer research. Less than 3 minutes into the game, the big Connor Moynihan got the home faithful on their feet scoring a pretty nice goal. There was back and forth action in the first forty minutes with both periods ending in brawls at the buzzer. With under a minute to go in the middle frame Halifax native Justin Barron scored his first career goal in front of family and friends. In the third however, after going the first 12 minutes without a goal, the Mooseheads took over propelling the guys in pink to a big 9-5 victory over their provincial rivals.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 5 at Mooseheads 9 
Stars: 3. Justin Barron HAL | 2. Filip Zadina HAL | 1. Max Fortier HAL
Attendance: 7,717
MC’s Top Herd: Justin Barron

GAME LOG
First period
2:26 HAL Connor Moynihan (3) | A: Fortier & Chainey
8:46 CAP Phelix Martineau (3), PP | A: McCormick & Kalmikov
10:51 CAP Drake Batherson (8) | A: Gawanke & Sokolov
17:35 HAL Benoit-Olivier Groulx (6) | A: Chainey & Fortier
19:07 HAL Raphael Lavoie (3) | A: Zadina & Jones

Second period
1:08 HAL Max Fortier (7) | A: Groulx
4:35 CAP Igor Sokolov (5) | A: none
9:11 CAP Jordan Ty Fournier (4) | A: MacDougall & Kalmikov
12:48 HAL Filip Zadina (7) | A: Somppi
13:45 CAP Jordan Ty Fournier (5) | A: none
19:31 HAL Justin Barron (1) | A: Fortier

Third period
12:53 HAL Joel Bishop (2) | A: McIssac
14:31 HAL Filip Zadina (8) | A: Somppi & Durandeau
19:10 HAL Otto Somppi (1) | A: Barbosa

Powerplay: CAP – 1-for-5, HAL – 0-for-4
Shots: 41-37 in favour of Halifax

MISSING IN ACTION – Walter Flower and Jordan Lepage were out with injuries and Ben Higgins

SCORES
Sherbrooke 8 at Drummondville 4
Chicoutimi 5 at Baie Comeau 2
Gatineau 1 at Blainville 2
Bathurst 3 at Charlottetown 4
Moncton 3 at Saint John 2
Rouyn Noranda 4 Val Dor 5
Shawinigan 4 at Victoriaville 2

UP NEXT: Halifax will welcome the Wildcats to town for the first matchup in Moose Country against Moncton on Tuesday. Puck drops at 7pm.

 

GAMEDAY #10: vs. Cape Breton

GAMEDAY
HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS VS CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES
Puck drops at 7:00pm
TV: Webcast | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @MC_MooseCountry
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

It's Pink in the Rink night! Your Halifax Mooseheads were one of the first teams to host such an event and now each QMJHL team participates in dedicating one game in October each year to raise money for breast cancer research in Canada. This evening is the 10th annual game of this event and will see the Herd take on the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles. Halifax will be looking to get back in the win column after losing 4 straight in the past 8 days. Pink in the Rink matches have raised an average of $110,000 a year since it became a league wide event. Fans can buy raffle tickets at the Scotiabank Centre for a chance to win a special game worn pink jersey from a Moosehead player with all money going to the Atlantic region of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. October 13-15 also happens to be rivalry week in the Q with different rival teams playing a home and home series against each other. As Cape Breton and Halifax are provincial rivals it only makes sense that the two teams would be pitted against each other this weekend in the first set of the Battle of Nova Scotia. The Screaming Eagles are another team that should be fighting for the division title at the end of the season with the Moose and Acadie-Bathurst Titan.

This is the second meeting between the two teams this season. Halifax is 0-1-0-0 against the Screaming Eagles while Cape Breton has a 1-0-0-0 record versus the Mooseheads. The last matchup was actually last night in Sydney where the Eagles skated away with a 4-3 victory. Filip Zadina scored twice to lead the Herd and Alexis Gravel made 23 saves to take the loss.

OVERALL RECORDS
Screaming Eagles: 6-4-0-0 = 12 points (2nd in Maritimes division, 4th overall)
Mooseheads: 4-3-2-0 = 10 points (4th in Maritimes division, 10th overall)

LEADING SCORERS
HAL: Maxime Fortier 13pts (6G & 7A), Filip Zadina 12pts (6G & 6A), Arnaud Dirandeau 10pts (4G & 6A)
CAP: Drake Batherson 13pts (7G & 6A), Egor Sokolov 7pts (4G & 3A), Jordan Ty Fournier 6pts (3G & 3A)

PREVIOUS GAMES
See above.

ALUM ON EAGLES
None

MISSING IN ACTION - Jordan Lepage and Walter Flower are out with injuries still

HEAD-TO-HEAD
October 13  Halifax 3 at Cape Breton 4
October 14  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm
October 28  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
November 18  Cape Breton at Halifax - 2pm
December 13  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
December 16  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm|
December 30  Cape Breton at Halifax - 2pm
December 31  Halifax at Cape Breton - 2pm
January 19  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm

OUT OF TOWN
Voltigeurs vs. Phoenix   4:00pm
Drakkar vs. Sagueneens   5:00pm
Armada vs. Olympiques   5:00pm
Islanders vs. Titan   7:00pm
Sea Dogs vs. Wildcats   7:00pm
Foreurs vs. Huskies   8:00pm
Tigres vs. Cataractes   8:00pm

AFTER THE BUZZER
Halifax will stay home for another game, hosting the Moncton Wildcats on Tuesday evening. Puck drops at 7pm.

Pre-season Game at Cape Breton

Opponent: Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Where: Membertou Sport & Wellness Centre
When: August 25, 2016
Time: 7:00pm
Tickets: $10.00

Halifax Mooseheads
Preseason record: 3-1-0-0, 6pts
Goals for: 17
Goals against: 14
Head coach: Jon Greenwood
Scoring leader: Xavier Parent & Caleb Rich (2G & 3A)
Leading goaltender: Raphael Blais (0.923 SAV%)

Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Preseason record: 1-1-1-1, 4pts
Goals for: 16
Goals against: 16
Head coach: Marc-Andre Dumont
Scoring leader: Antoine Rochon (4G & 2A)
Leading goaltender: Tommy DaSilva (0.885 SAV%)

Notes

• This is the second game of a home and home series between these two provincial rivals. Xavier Parent scored the OT winner on Wednesday to give the Mooseheads a victory.
• The two teams didn't meet during the rookie challenge over the weekend.
• Halifax and Cape Breton have young line-ups for tonight's game.
• You can find the roster for the Herd below

Rookie Challenge Roster Announced

Your Halifax Mooseheads announced today the contingent that will participate in the Moncton Rookie Challenge tournament next weekend. The roster includes players born in 1999, 2000 & 2001 between free agent invites and draftees. Halifax is going into the tournament as defending champs, having won the inaugural version in 2016.

The rookie challenge runs from August 18-20 and all games will be played at the Superior Propane Centre in the New Brunswick's city. Tickets for the weekend are on sale now and you can buy a full tournament pass or a single day pass. You can follow along on Twitter at @HubCityShowcase

Roster below




Below is the full schedule
Friday August 18
1pm    Charlottetown Islanders vs. Acadie-Bathurst Titan
4pm    Halifax Mooseheads vs. Saint John Sea Dogs
7pm    Moncton Wildcats vs. Cape Breton Screaming Eagles

Saturday August 19
1pm    Acadie-Bathurst Titan vs. Halifax Mooseheads
4pm    Cape Breton Screaming Eagles vs. Charlottetown Islanders
7pm    Moncton Wildcats vs. Saint John Sea Dogs

Sunday August 20
10am    6th vs. 5th
1pm      4th vs. 3rd
4pm      2nd vs. 1st

GAMEDAY #36: vs. Cape Breton

GAME PREVIEW
CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES VS HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS
Puck drops at 7:00pm
TV: Webcast | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @HFXMooseheads
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

The Moose look to the home ice advantage to look and get back in the competition of the Hurley cup. In tonight's loss Alex Gravel was pulled when the team went down 4-0 and Blade Mann-Dixon replaced him in nets. In replacing Gravel it seemed to have given the team a spark to get back into the game. The Moose would get the game to a 5-3 game when the Eagles scored into the open net to take game one of the Hurley cup. Don't forget to bring a non perishable food item for Feed Nova Scotia to receive a raffle ticket to win one of the game worn Battle of Nova Scotia Jerseys. There is looking to be a big crowd so lets get behind our team in a home ice win for the Hurley Cup.

OVERALL RECORDS
Mooseheads: 15-17-1-2 = 33 points (5th in Maritimes division, 15th overall)
Screaming Eagles: 19-15-2-1 = 41 points (3rd in Maritimes division, 8th overall)

LEADING SCORERS
CAP: Giovanni Fiore 41pts (26G & 15A), Massimo Carozza 32pts (15G & 17A), Vasily Glotlov 30pts (5G & 25A)
HAL: Maxime Fortier 56pts (19G & 37A),Nico Hischier 48pts (23G & 25A), Connor Moynihan 29pts (16G & 13A)

PREVIOUS GAMES
Halifax is coming off a 6-3 loss in the first half of the Hurley Cup. Alex Gravel was replaced by Blade Mann-Dixon in nets, while Max Fortier, Anthony Sorrentino, and Bradley Kennedy all scored for the Moose.

Cape Breton is coming off a 6-3 win in the first half if the Hurley Cup. Giovanni Fiore lead the Eagles with two goals on the night.

ALUM ON EAGLES – none

HEAD-TO-HEAD
October 1  Cape Breton 4 at Halifax 6
October 28  Halifax 3 at Cape Breton 1
October 29  Cape Breton 5 at Halifax 1
December 10  Halifax 4 at Cape Breton 5 OT
December 30  Halifax 3 at Cape Breton 6
December 31  Cape Breton at Halifax – 2pm
January 17  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
March 3  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
March 17  Cape Breton at Halifax – 7pm

OUT OF TOWN
Islanders at Wildcats    2:00pm
Titan at Sea Dogs    2:00pm
Tigres at Drakkar    3:00pm
Voltigeures at Armada    3:00pm
Oceanic at Sagueneens    3:00pm
Olympiques at Remparts    3:00pm
Foreurs at Huskies    3:00pm
Cataractes at Phoenix    3:00pm

AFTER THE BUZZER
The Moose will travel to Moncton to take on the Wildcats for the first part of a home and home. Puck drop is at 7pm.

GAMEDAY #15: at Cape Breton

GAME PREVIEW
CAPE BRETON SCREAMING EAGLES VS HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS
Puck drops at 7:00pm
TV: Eastlink | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @HFXMooseheads
Centre 200 (5,000) ~ Sydney, NS

What will Nico Hischier do now? The 17 year old broke a franchise record on Wednesday evening and will be looking to continue his point streak to seven games tonight when the Halifax Mooseheads travel to Sydney to take on provincial rivals, the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles tonight. Hischier scored his first career hat trick two days ago and assisted on 3 others to break the Mooseheads record for most points in a single game by a rookie. He now leads the team in scoring and is fifth in the league. For the fourth time this month, Halifax will be a part of a breast cancer awareness game as the Screaming Eagles are hosting their Pink in the Rink event today. This game is also a part of the QMJHL's rivalry week so the two teams will play a home and home series this weekend. Halifax and Cape Breton have the same record going into this weekend's series so both teams could get some space from the other if one wins both games. Goaltending will once again play a factor just as it has all season. The Eagles have the 7th best goalie on their team in terms of goals against average with Kyle Jessiman boasting a 2.56 GAA. The Moose will put Kevin Resop in nets who is coming off one of his best performances I would say but the defense played well in front of him on Wednesday night which hasn't happened much this year.

OVERALL RECORDS
Mooseheads: 7-7-0-0 = 14 points (5th in Maritimes division, 12th overall)
Screaming Eagles: 7-7-0-0 = 14 points (4th in Maritimes division, 11th overall)

LEADING SCORERS
CAP: Jordan Ty Fournier 12pts (6G & 6A), Vasily Glotov 12pts (3G & 9A), Olivier LeBlanc 12pts (3G & 9A)
HAL: Nico Hischier 19pts (8G & 11A), Maxime Fortier 18pts (8G & 10A), Connor Moynihan 12pts (7G & 5A)

PREVIOUS GAMES
Halifax is coming off a 6-4 victory on Wednesday at the Scotiabank Centre against the Titan. Nico Hischier led the team with a three goals and six points while Kevin Resop stopped 29 of Acadie-Bathurst's 33 shots to pick up the win.

Cape Breton is coming off a 5-2 win over Moncton on home ice also on Wednesday. Three different players had a goal and assist each while new goalie Colten Ellis stopped 23 shots against the Wildcats.

ALUM ON EAGLES - none

HEAD-TO-HEAD
October 1  Cape Breton 4 at Halifax 6
October 28  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
October 29  Cape Breton at Halifax – 7pm
December 10  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
December 30  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
December 31  Cape Breton at Halifax – 2pm
January 17  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
March 3  Halifax at Cape Breton – 7pm
March 17  Cape Breton at Halifax – 7pm

OUT OF TOWN
Titan vs. Islanders   7:00pm
Sea Dogs vs. Wildcats   7:00pm
Remparts vs. Oceanic   8:00pm
Drakkar vs. Sagueneens   8:30pm
Armada vs. Olympiques   8:30pm
Voltigeurs vs. Phoenix   8:30pm
Foreurs vs. Huskies   8:30pm

AFTER THE BUZZER
The two provincial rivals will meet again tomorrow night in Halifax. Puck drops at 7pm.

Battle of NS Round 1 Goes to Halifax

Connor scoring his goal

The first round of the battle of Nova Scotia during the 2016-17 regular season went to the Halifax Mooseheads who gritted out a 6-4 victory over their provincial rival Cape Breton Screaming Eagles on Saturday night. Despite there being quite a few new faces on both teams, there was a lot of animosity between the two teams already this year. Calls that were missed didn't help and neither did a few of the Cape Breton players going after Benoit-Olivier Groulx and Nico Hischier most of the evening. The 17 year old Swiss forward actually was cross checked into the boards from behind with less than a minute to go in the second period which gave Halifax a 5 minute powerplay. Hischier left for the dressing room but was back on the ice during the ensuing man advantage in the final period. The Herd need to work on their PP as they could not convert on in that long extra man advantage or the other three times. Newcomer Keigan Goetz was a welcome addition in the physicality area of the game but it did get him in trouble once. He even scored his first QMJHL goal less than 8 minutes in.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 4 at Mooseheads 6
Stars: 3. Bradley Kennedy HAL | 2. Jordan Ty Fournier CAP | 1. Keigan Goetz HAL
Attendance: 6,977
MC's Top Herd: Keigan Goetz

GAME LOG
First period
7:48 HAL Brett Crossley (1) | A: none
9:18 CAP Tyler Hylland (2) | A: Gawanke & Fournier
9:48 CAP Drake Batherson (1) | A: Hylland & Glotov
12:10 HAL Keigan Goetz (1) | A: Sorrentino & Groulx
19:53 HAL Taylor Ford (1) | A: Kennedy & Dachyshyn

Second period
8:09 HAL Connor Moynihan (1) | A: Flower & Crossley
9:26 CAP Jordan Ty Fournier (5) | A: Smith & Bertrand
13:17 CAP Drake Batherson (2) | A: Leblanc & Baillargeon

Third period
9:37 HAL Maxime Fortier (3) | A: HIschier
19:52 HAL Maxime Fortier (4) | A: Durandeau

Powerplay: CAP - 0-for-3, HAL - 0-for-4
Shots: 34-29 in favour of Halifax

SCORES
Rouyn-Noranda 5 at Gatineau 1
Moncton 0 at Saint John 5
Val-d'Or 5 at Victoriaville 7

UP NEXT: Halifax will now travel to Charlottetown to take on the Islanders Sunday afternoon. Puck drops at 3pm.

GAMEDAY #3: vs. Cape Breton

GAME PREVIEW
HALIFAX MOOSEHEADS VS CAPE BRETON SCREAMING
Puck drops at 7:00pm
TV: Eastlink | Radio: News 95.7 | Live: @MC_MooseCountry
Scotiabank Centre (10,595) ~ Halifax, NS

Battle of Nova Scotia. There are always entertaining games between these two provincial rivals and I'm sure this year will be no different. Halifax has had a week off and are most likely still high off their win during the team's home opener last weekend. Cape Breton on the other hand is playing their third game in 3 nights and are looking to rebound after losing to the Saint John Sea Dogs last night. The Mooseheads will have a complete team this evening with sophomore Otto Somppi has returned from Tampa Bay training camp, rookie Jordan Lepage is coming off his suspension, defenseman Jocktan Chainey is healthy and recent signee Ontario forward Keigan Goetz suiting up for the Herd for the first time. How will the new guys impact the team? We'll have to wait and see but Goetz should add physicality while the other three will more than likely add some scoring.

This is the first matchup between the two teams this season. Last year, Halifax was 3-5-1-0 against the Screaming Eagles while Cape Breton had a 6-2-1-0 record versus the Mooseheads. The last matchup in the 2015-16 season was March 5. Kelly Bent scored both goals for Halifax in a 7-2 loss in Cape Breton while Maxim Lazarev led the Eagles with 2 goals and 4 points.

OVERALL RECORDS
Eagles: 1-3-0-0 = 2 points (3rd in Maritimes division, 11th overall)
Mooseheads: 1-1-0-0 = 2 points (4th in Maritimes division, 12th overall)

LEADING SCORERS
HAL: Maxime Fortier 4pts (2G & 2A), Arnaud Durandeau 2pts (2G), Beniot-Olivier Groulx 2pts (2G)
CAP: Jordan Ty Fournier 4pts (4G), Tyler Hylland 3pts (1G & 2A), Declan Smith 3pts (3A)

PREVIOUS GAMES
Cape Breton is coming off a 3-2 defeat to the Sea Dogs on Friday night. New captain Olivier Leblanc scored to tie the game at 1 for the Eagles while rookie Kevin Mandolese made 41 saves to take the loss in Saint John.

Halifax is coming off a 4-3 victory in their home opener against Saint John. Rookie Benoit-Olivier Groulx scored his first two career goals to lead the Mooseheads while Kevin Resop took the win stopping 33 of the Sea Dogs 36 shots last Saturday.

NOT DRESSED- n/a

ALUM ON EAGLES - none

HEAD-TO-HEAD
October 1  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm
October 28  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
October 29  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm
December 10  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
December 30  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
December 31  Cape Breton at Halifax - 2pm
January 17  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
March 3  Halifax at Cape Breton - 7pm
March 17  Cape Breton at Halifax - 7pm

OUT OF TOWN
Olympiques vs. Huskies   5:00pm
Sea Dogs vs. Wildcats   7:00pm
Tigres vs. Foreurs   8:00pm

AFTER THE BUZZER
Halifax will now travel to Charlottetown for their first matchup against the Islanders on Sunday afternoon. Puck drops at 3pm.

Pre-season Game at Cape Breton

Opponent: Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Where: County Arena (Coxheath, NS)
When: August 24, 2016
Time: 7:00pm
Tickets: $8.00

Halifax Mooseheads
Preseason record: 3-0-0-0, 6pts
Goals for: 12
Goals against: 6
Head coach: Andre Tourigny
Scoring leader: Raphael Lavoie (4G)
Leading goaltender: Kirklin Allen (1.000 GAA)

Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
Preseason record: 2-1-0-0, 4pts
Goals for: 21
Goals against: 10
Head coach: Jim Hulton
Scoring leader: Drake Batherson (3G & 2A)
Leading goaltender: Colten Ellis (0.944 GAA)

Notes

• This is the first full team pre-season game of the year although there will be a lot of names missing.
• Halifax and Cape Breton did not meet during the rookie tournament this past weekend.
• The two teams will meet again on September 16 in Halifax.
• Lines can be seen below for your Mooseheads

Photo - Scott MacIntosh

2015 Ended Right

That's how you end a year! Your Halifax Mooseheads were coming into tonight's matchup on a 5 game losing streak but were able to put a stop to it against the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles on home ice. The New Year's Eve match was the second of a home and home series between the two Nova Scotia rivals. As such, both teams wore special blue and white NS themed jerseys for their annual Battle of Nova Scotia after Christmas games (missed last season). Each team won their home game this week. Veteran Danny Moynihan, returning from being sick with the flu earlier in the week, powered the offence with 4 assists and rookie Otto Somppi had his first multi goal game, scoring twice, including the overtime winner on the powerplay. Danny's younger brother Connor, a forward, suited up on the back end because Morgan Nauss and Walter Flower were out with injuries leaving the Mooseheads with 5 actual dmen. Halifax got off to a quick start scoring twice on 4 shots but Cape Breton battled back in the second and took a 4-2 lead 6 minutes into the third period. Jocktain Chainey, who the Herd traded for before Christmas, picked up his first goal as a Moosehead to tie the game at 4 in the last two minutes of regulation with a nice slap shot.

FINAL: Screaming Eagles 4 at Mooseheads 5 OT
Stars: 3. D Moynihan HAL | 2. C Moynihan HAL | 1. Sorrentino CAP
Attendance: 7,426
MC's Top Herd: Connor Moynihan

GAME LOG
First period
2:13 HAL Taylor Ford (5) | A: D Moynihan
4:46 HAL Otto Somppi (5) | A: C Moynihan & Shewfelt
11:48 CAP Phelix Martineau (10) | A: Fournier

Second period
9:23 CAP Anthony Sorrentino (11) | A: Fournier & Hoyt
13:29 CAP Anthony Sorrentino (12) | A: Smith & Hoyt

Third period
6:00 CAP Clark Bishop (11) | A: Leveille & Dubois
7:58 HAL Jean-Sebastien Taillefer (3) | A: D Moynihan
18:48 HAL Jocktain Chainey (2), PP | A: Fortier & D Moynihan

Overtime period
1:18 HAL Otto Somppi (6), PP | A: D Moynihan & Fortier

Powerplay: CAP - 0-for-0, HAL - 2-for-6
Shots: 36-29 in favour of Cape Breton

Scores
Acadie-Bathurst 5 at Moncton 4 SO
Drummondville 1 at Rouyn-Noranda 2 OT
Quebec 1 at Rimouski 2 OT
Sherbrooke 4 at Shawinigan 7
Gatineau 6 at Victoriaville 5 OT
Blainville-Boisbriand 0 at Val-d'Or 4
Chicoutimi 4 at Baie-Comeau 3 SO
Charlottetown 2 at Saint John 3

UP NEXT: Your Mooseheads will travel to Charlottetown to take on the Islanders on Sunday afternoon. Puck drops at 3pm.