Okay folks - here we go! Our first 'long distance' hockey trip in quite a while, and a pilgramage to hockey's hotbed - QUEBEC! The main point of this trip was to watch a couple of games in the "Ligue Nord Americaine de Hockey". We had watched a documentary about the Chiefs de Laval who played in the LNAH, a senior circuit league based in the Province of Quebec. Finding a couple of days to ourselves, as well as an extra day off for me, we decided to make a trek north to watch some hockey. This wasn't just any hockey either - think of the movie "Slapshot", and if you can imagine that, then you know what the hockey in the LNAH was a lot like (less Ned Braden stripping thank goodness!).
We headed out on Wednesday night, traveling up Interstate 88 towards Plattsburgh, which was where we were going to stay the first night. Of course, as I've written before on here, no trip up I-88 is complete without a stop at Brooks' BBQ in Oneonta - so we stopped there for dinner. Afterwards, we completed the full stretch of I-88 and picked up I-87, the northway, to complete the drive to Plattsburgh. We started out around 5:30 from Binghamton, and pulled into Plattsburgh at about 11:00. We hit a lot of snow, both from the sky and blowing across the road, after we got up into the Adirondacks. We stayed at the Days Inn Plattsburgh, and although we usually avoid hotels in this chain it was a nice enough room and fit the bill - which was a few hours sleep before the next leg of the trip!
Bright and early on Thursday morning, we hopped back into the car and headed to Canada, crossing the border at the top of I-87. As we crossed the border, as usual, the border guard asked us where we were going and why. When we told him to Quebec City for an LNAH game he said, with a very good accent, "Oh, you like that kind of hockey". No problems at the border when you come into the country to watch a hockey game!
Arriving in Quebec City, we found our hotel - Hotel des Coutellier, at 253 rue St Paul - a small boutique type hotel situated just below the ramparts of the old city.
The drive to Colisee' Pepsi took only about ten minutes or so - good placement of the hotel that we chose in relation to where the rink was! The Colisee' Pepsi was the old home of the Quebec Nordiques prior to their move to Colorado, and I'm sure in a way it's reminiscent of the older NHL rinks across Canada.
When the first fight of the game occured less than a minute in, we knew that we were in for quite a show! The two teams played a really good hockey game, and the skill level was on par with what we are used to seeing in the AHL. There were quite a few players that we recognized also from their 'professional' playing days. Eric Fichaud played in goal for Radio X, and Martin Brochu was the Verdun goalie. Sylvain Blouin, who played for the Binghamton Rangers early in his career, was on the Radio X roster as well.
After Radio X scored their first goal, a familiar 'theme' song echoed through the arena - none other than 'Brass Bonanaza', the old Hartford (and Binghamton) Whalers theme song was played each time Radio X scored. So, of course, we wanted them to ring up a bunch of goals! In all, there were 10 fights during the game, and Radio X won 5-2, scoring 4 of their 5 goals in the third period.
For dinner at the game, we had our first (but definately not last) taste of 'poutine', a mostly Quebec cuisine. Poutine is french fries, covered with cheese curd, and hot brown gravy poured over all of it! Pretty awesome tasting!
Poutine at Colisee' Pepsi
We got up on Friday morning, and found a basket outside of our door hanging on a hook. Inside, there was breakfast and the days weather report!
Before heading south, however, we went a bit north to Chez' Marie. Jill and I had seen a show on the Food Network that highlighted this roadside eatery. Their main claim to fame?
As we headed back south again, we stopped quick at the 'Chute Montmorency' (Montmorency Falls). It was FREEZING when we got out of the car, so it was a quick 'yep, there's the falls', snap a couple of pictures, and then back into the car again!!
Our last stop was in Trois-Riviers for lunch. We found a 'Mikes' restaurant and decided this was our best and easiest option for lunch. Being that we were still deep inside of Quebec though, communication with the waitress was a bit spotty at best. Plus, and this is something Jill noticed after we were there for a little bit, we were the only people in the restaurant that were actually eating. The place was probably 2/3 full, and everyone else was just drinking coffee or tea, smoking, and talking. Apparently, 'tea time' is still something adhered to in 'ol Quebec.
Made our way to Laval, and didn't have any trouble finding the next hotel since it was right off of the exit. For this part of the trip, we stayed at Le St-Martin Hotel and Suites at 1400 Maurice Gauvin St in Laval. A very nice hotel, with modern looking rooms and a VERY comfortable bed! Jill did awesome at selecting hotels for this trip! From the hotel to the Colisee' de Laval it was pretty much a straight shot, with a couple of turns towards the end that put us right into the parking lot.
Chute Montmorency
The entrance to the Ice Hotel
Tim leaving the Ice Hotel
For as 'big' as the Colisee' Pepsi was the night before, the Colisee' de Laval was a bit more intimate. The Colisee' de Laval had seating for 2,300, a stark contrast to the Colisee' Pepsi which seats 15,339. Colisee' de Laval has seen better days though, and is in dire need of some fixing up. That was evident even before we entered the building - the letters on the outside read 'Colisee de Lvl'. Both 'A's' had fallen off.
The fans here were considerable more subdued than those in Quebec City. That may have had a lot to do, however, with the fact that the on ice product, namely the Chiefs, are in last place. The game was kind of harsh to watch, and it was obvious that we were seeing two teams at the other end of the LNAH spectrum.
Matthieu Chouinard, who spent a bit of time playing with the Binghamton Senators, started in goal for the Chiefs - and CRS shelled him. He was finally chased from the goal after allowing 7 goals. It was pretty much a lame game, with a lot fewer fights than we had expected, or that we had seen the night before. At one point towards the end of the third period, two players squared off at center ice - the Chiefs player a head shorter than the CRS player. They danced around with their fists in the air for a couple of minutes, trying to jockey for position. Finally, the CRS player got frustrated, waved his hands in disgust at the Chiefs player, and skated off the ice. It was a pretty pathetic display, but considering the score was something like 9-7 at that point, it just added to a laughable game.
After the game, we found a Boston Pizza near the hotel and stopped to have some dinner.
Next morning, we had breakfast at the hotel and then headed out. We stopped at an SAQ and bought a couple of bottles of Caribou to bring home with us, and also stopped at a bakery and bought a nice loaf of bread to bring home for Jill's mom.
The drive home was pretty uneventful. We crossed the border at Rte 81 just above Watertown. Lunch was at Doug's Fish Fry in Cortland - we had stopped at the Dino in Syracuse, but the wait was to long. When we got to Binghamton, we went straight to the Arena since Michael had a house league game - made it just in time for the start of the game! Three games in three days in two different countries - not bad, eh?
Colisee' de Laval
Matthieu Chouinard - former B-Sen
The "House of Pain"
Fight!
Take Down!
The remnants of dinner - a corn dog and poutine
Le Radio X remporte un match mémorable 5-2
Le Radio X s'en promettait avec la visite des Dragons de Verdun-Montréal ce jeudi au Colisée Pepsi. Les « X » ont mis les pendules à l'heure devant des Dragons qui ont tout de même fait face à la musique. Une victoire de 5-2 pour Québec, mais un pointage qui n'indique pas l'allure de la rencontre. Frédéric Bouchard a créé l'égalité 2-2 à la 13e minute de la troisième, puis Simon Tremblay a enfilé le but vainqueur avec trois minutes à écouler à l'engagement. La troupe d'Alain Rajotte signe une cinquième victoire consécutive, une 30e cette saison. Un match robuste, grandement apprécié par les 4000 spectateurs, dans lequel 10 combats ont éclaté, et qui met la table pour le prochain affrontement entre les deux formations, le 7 février à Verdun.
Les hommes forts savaient à l'avance qu'ils allaient avoir une grosse soirée en perspective et Jason Payne a tout d'abord contribué en donnant l'avance au Radio X en milieu de première période.
Les visiteurs sont revenus à la charge en deuxième avec 19 lancers sur Éric Fichaud, dont deux ont trouvé le fond du filet. Dominic Chiasson a tout d'abord inscrit son 35e de la saison, un sommet dans le circuit, à 9 :46, avant de voir Dominic Beaudin donner les commandes au Dragons à 15 :04.
Martin Brochu a continué à repousser les assauts du Radio X durant une bonne partie de la troisième, mais devant un bombardement de 26 tirs dans les 20 dernières minutes, le gardien des Dragons n'a pu faire autrement que de s'avouer vaincu. Frédéric Bouchard a tout d'abord créé l'égalité à 12 :57 puis un autre défenseur, Simon Tremblay, a profité d'un jeu de puissance pour redonner l'avance aux X à 17 :00. Marco Charpentier a repris ses cinq points d'avance sur Chiasson en tête des marqueurs du circuit en faisant bouger les cordages à 17 :23, puis Sylvain Blouin a fermé les livres avec son 10e de la saison à 18 :33.
Québec n'a profité que d'un seul de ses neuf jeux de puissance, mais Verdun-Montréal a fait encore pire, en étant blanchi sept fois en pareilles circonstances. Le Radio X a dominé 55-37 au chapitre des lancers.
Rémi Royer, du Radio X, a jeté les gants contre Corey Laniuk, Jacques Dubé s'est mesuré à Steve Bossé et à Ryan Pisiak, Mike Brault à Pisiak et à Gerald Moriarity, Bryan Lachance à Laniuk, Jimmy Grondin à Ryan Braun à deux reprises, et Jason Payne à Moriarity et à Bossé.
« Je dois donner le crédit aux Dragons. Ils ont commencé quelque chose lors de notre dernier match à Verdun et ils ont continué le tout ici ce soir. Ils se sont « présentés » et ils ont fait face à la musique. Je ne l'aime toujours pas plus (en parlant de son vis-à-vis Pierre Pelletier), mais je respecte ce que lui et son équipe ont fait ce soir. J'ai n'ai toutefois pas aimé les agressions sur Royer et Roy. Mes joueurs vont toujours s'attaquer seulement aux toughs de l'autre équipe, mais Pelletier ne semble pas comprendre ce principe. Tous les ingrédients étaient là ce soir pour un bon match de la LNAH », a résumé l'entraîneur du Radio X, Alain Rajotte.
(Collaboration : Alexandre Harvey, Radio X de Québec)
Marqueurs
1ère période
Lancers au but
Équipes 1ère 2e 3e Total
Avantages numériques
Équipes 1ère 2e 3e Total
Statistiques personnelles
Verdun-Montréal
# Joueurs P B A MP
Québec
# Joueurs P B A MP
Punitions
1ère période
Arbitres
Arbitre en chef Patrice Normandin
Étoiles de la partie
Équipes Joueurs
Assistance
3997 personnes
Laval, Claude Morin a amassé deux buts et trois aides pour aider le CRS Express de Saint-Georges à disposer des Summum-Chiefs par le pointage astronomique de 9-7. Les Beaucerons signent une troisième victoire de suite, une cinquième à leurs six dernières rencontres. Avec cette 15e victoire cette saison, le CRS, classé sixième, a maintenant sept points d'avance sur le dernier rang. Les Chiefs, quant à eux, n'ont pas gagné à leur huit derniers matchs, soit depuis le 30 décembre, alors qu'ils avaient vaincu les Dragons de Verdun-Montréal 6-3. Laval, neuvième, n'est qu'à deux points du huitième rang et du Cristal de Saint-Hyacinthe, tout en ayant deux matchs en main.
Le match marquait les débuts du gardien Claude Fernet dans l'uniforme du CRS Express, lui qui a été obtenu la semaine dernière dans une transaction avec Québec. Les Summum-Chiefs avaient eux aussi un nouveau gardien devant leur but en Mathieu Chouinard, qui donnait ses premiers coups de patins dans la LNAH.
Chouinard a été le premier à céder lorsque Claude Morin a profité d'un jeu de puissance après 4 :59 de jeu. Les Summum-Chiefs bénéficiaient à leur tour d'un joueur en plus lorsque Patrick Côté a inscrit son premier de la saison pour niveler la marque à 7 :37. Face à son ancienne équipe, Chris Cloutier a remis les visiteurs aux commandes à 8 :47 avec son premier but dans la LNAH, lui qui disputait un 42e match dans le circuit. Kevin Cloutier a ensuite creusé l'écart à deux buts en infériorité numérique à 13 :08.
Le CRS a profité de la deuxième pour prendre les devants 7-3. Denis Chalifoux a tout d'abord inscrit le second des Summum-Chiefs à 5 :55, mais Saint-Georges a riposté avec quatre filets, marqués par Steve Gosselin (6 :47), Olivier Maltais (a.n 9 :03), Claude Morin, son second du match, (a.n. 14 :08) et Jonathan Delisle (14 :22). Le but de Delisle devait d'ailleurs amener le remplacement de Mathieu Chouinard par Dave Stathos. Sénèque Hyacinthe a donné la parole aux Lavallois avec son 10e de la campagne à 18 :04.
Les défenseurs Steve Gosselin et Chris Cloutier ont compté chacun leur second de la soirée à respectivement 4 :07 et 4 :20 de la troisième pour porter la marque à 9-3. Il y aurait pu y avoir encore plus de dégâts si Jimmy Verdule (5 :52) et Gabe Yeung (6 :52), qui réussissait son premier filet dans la LNAH, n'avaient pas compté en désavantage numérique pour les Summum-Chiefs. Daniel Goneau et Carl Ménard ont complété la marque.
Jonathan Delisle (1b-3a) termine le match avec quatre points et Olivier Maltais (1b-2a) avec trois. Du côté de Laval, Jimmy Verdule (1b-3a) et Jonathan St-Louis (4a) en ont aussi quatre, et Denis Chalifoux (1b-2a) trois. Des joueurs du CRS ont atteint des plateaux importants, Kevin Cloutier a récolté son 60e point de la saison, Claude Morin a passé le cap des 50, il en a maintenant 52, et Philippe Audet a lui aussi atteint le chiffre de 50.
Les deux formations ont bénéficié de cinq jeux de puissance, Saint-Georges en a profité trois fois et Laval à une seule reprise. Claude Fernet a fait face à 45 tirs. Le CRS a obtenu 39 lancers au total, dont 27 sur Mathieu Chouinard qui a alloué sept buts en 34 minutes avant de céder sa place à Dave Stathos. Jonathan Delisle, du CRS Express, s'est battu avec Leon Delorme, Brandon Christian s'est mesuré à Dion Hyman et à Kurtis Swanson alors que Chris Cloutier a affronté ce même Swanson.
Marqueurs
1ère période
Lancers au but
Équipes 1ère 2e 3e Total
Avantages numériques
Équipes 1ère 2e 3e Total
Statistiques personnelles
Saint-Georges
# Joueurs P B A MP
Laval
# Joueurs P B A MP
Punitions
1ère période
Arbitres
Arbitre en chef Tom Smith
Étoiles de la partie
Équipes Joueurs
Quebec City, Quebec
Laval, QuebecWednesday, January 25, 2006 - Saturday, January 28, 2006
Quebec City
After getting situated in the room, and bundling up a bit, we headed up, and I mean UP, into the old city. We walked quite a ways along rue St Jean, until we found J.A. Moisan, located at 699 rue Saint-Jean, which is the oldest grocery store in North America. The store was ripe with narrow aisles and turns, with a unique collection of foodstuffs. Very different from the Wegmans and Price Chopper that we are used to, this was the way it used to be 'back in the old days'. We headed back down rue Saint-Jean, and stopped at the 'Choco-Musee', a small store front with a chocolate museum in the back. Many yummy treats in there, and the placed smelled awesome with all of the chocolate wafting through the air!
Lunch was at La Piazetta, 707 rue Saint-Jean. After warming up a bit in there, we stopped at another store on rue Saint-Jean called "Kama Sutra". (Think of the name of the store....then think this is Quebec City - need I say anymore?) We stopped at a patisserie around the corner to grab a yummy dessert, and then headed back inside of the old city and up to an area where they were setting up for Carnival - an entire castle made out of ice bricks! Very cool (pun intended) to see. Then we found ourselves at the base of the Hotel Frontenac, the quintessential view that everyone sees of Quebec City. At this point, we were cold (very cold), so it was back to the hotel to warm up before heading to the game.Hockey Game: Quebec City
All of the seats were wooden in the arena, the lower bowl being red, middle portion being blue, and the upper deck white. The pitch of the upper deck was such that they actually had bars that ran the length of every row - probably so the people didn't fall out of their seat on top of the person in front of them! The scoreboard was very basic - just the facts - no flashy video replay boards or anything like that. This place breathed hockey at its purest form. You could tell that these people went to the rink for one reason, and one reason only - to watch hockey.
That was further evidenced by something we observed in both Quebec City and Laval - there wasn't much, if any, movement during the game from the fans. When the horn sounded to end the period, pretty much everyone in the place got up to use the facilities and get something to eat and drink, and then at the start of the next period everyone was in their seat ready to go.
Quebec City to Laval
Breakfast consisted of orange juice, a croissant, a small muffin, and some really good yogurt! Couple that with the coffee in the room, and we were full and ready to start our drive to Laval!
Bread! The bread oven is situated beside the store in the parking lot, and in the milder months they cooked bread in there pretty regularly. With it being so cold at this time of the year, they aren't able to cook outside, but the store was still open. We came home with a couple of jars of maple butter (awesome stuff!) and a loaf of bread.
On the road to Laval, we came upon a roadsign that showed the Ice Hotel at the next exit. Having seen one or two documentaries on TV about it, we decided to take a quick detour to see what the Ice Hotel was all about. However, considering it was as cold there as it had been at the falls, and the fact it would have been $14.00 a piece to go through it, we took a few pictures outside and bought a couple of souvenirs.
Hockey Game: Laval
The seating bowl was one tier along the sides, and both ends had seating above the concourse. Along one side, plastic hung from the ceiling to catch the water that was leaking through, and at a couple of points before and during the game we saw staff in the stands moping up water that the plastic hadn't caught. The benches were set up the same here as in Quebec City - home and penalty box on one side, away on the other side
Radio X de Quebec' 5 Dragons de Verdun-Montreal 2
Québec 10:11 Jason Payne (4) (Rémi Royer, Brant Blackned)
2e période
Verdun-Montréal 9:46 Dominic Chiasson (35) (Bradley Kenny, Mario Therrien)
Verdun-Montréal 15:04 Dominic Beaudin (10) (Ted Laviolette, Bradley Kenny)
3e période
Québec 12:57 Frédéric Bouchard (14) (Dan Shermerhorn)
Québec 17:00 Simon Tremblay (8) [Avantage] (Dan Shermerhorn, Marco Charpentier)
Québec 17:23 Marco Charpentier (33) (Alexandre Mathieu, Simon Tremblay)
Québec 18:33 Sylvain Blouin (10) (Brant Blackned)
Verdun-Montréal 10 19 8 37
Québec 13 16 26 55
Verdun-Montréal 0/3 0/4 0 0/7
Québec 0/4 0/3 1/2 1/9
# Gardiens Lancers Arrêts Temps
49 M. Brochu 55 50 60:00
25 D. Beaudin C 1 0 2
14 M. Benoît AD 0 0 0
29 S. Bossé C 0 0 10
33 F. Bourdeau DD 0 0 2
10 R. Braun C 0 0 24
2 É. Charron DD 0 0 2
12 D. Chiasson AG 1 0 0
11 É. Doucet C 0 0 2
96 B. Kenny C 0 2 0
7 C. Laniuk DG 0 0 14
6 É. Lavigne DG 0 0 0
23 T. Laviolette DG 0 1 0
36 G. Moriarity C 0 0 10
27 S. Mykkanen C 0 0 0
4 D. Perna C 0 0 0
39 R. Pisiak C 0 0 12
32 M. Therrien C 0 1 4
# Gardiens Lancers Arrêts Temps
33 É. Fichaud 37 35 60:58
44 B. Blackned AG 0 2 0
36 S. Blouin C 1 0 0
17 F. Bouchard DD 1 0 2
32 M. Brault AG 0 0 14
23 M. Charpentier AD 1 1 0
18 S. Desjardins C 0 0 2
25 J. Dubé AD 0 0 10
27 J. Grondin C 0 0 12
97 B. Lachance DD 0 0 21
94 J. Leroux C 0 0 0
11 J. Marois AG 0 0 0
12 A. Mathieu C 0 1 0
68 J. Payne C 1 0 10
15 J. Roy C 0 0 0
10 R. Royer DG 0 1 7
14 D. Shermerhorn C 0 2 0
5 S. Tremblay DG 1 1 0
Verdun-Montréal 0:09 Corey Laniuk (Coup de bâton - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 0:09 Corey Laniuk (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 0:09 Rémi Royer (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 3:06 Mario Therrien (Coup de bâton - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 5:37 Équipe (Trop de joueurs - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 5:37 Steve Bossé (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 5:37 Jacques Dubé (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 7:51 Bryan Lachance (Rudesse - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 9:58 Ryan Pisiak (Rudesse - 2:00)
Québec 9:58 Mike Brault (Rudesse - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 12:00 Ryan Pisiak (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 12:00 Mike Brault (Équipement illégal - 2:00)
Québec 12:00 Mike Brault (Battu - 5:00
)
Verdun-Montréal 14:30 Corey Laniuk (Équipement illégal - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 14:30 Corey Laniuk (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 14:30 Corey Laniuk (Extrême inconduite)
Québec 14:30 Bryan Lachance (Équipement illégal - 2:00)
Québec 14:30 Bryan Lachance (Instigateur - 2:00)
Québec 14:30 Bryan Lachance (Instigateur - 5:00)
Québec 14:30 Bryan Lachance (Instigateur - 10:00)
Verdun-Montréal 16:52 Ryan Braun (Instigateur - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 16:52 Ryan Braun (Instigateur - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 16:52 Ryan Braun (Instigateur - 10:00)
Québec 16:52 Jimmy Grondin (Battu - 5:00)
2e période
Québec 0:00 Équipe (Banc - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 3:11 Gerald Moriarity (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 3:11 Jason Payne (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 3:11 Rémi Royer (Rudesse - 2:00)
Québec 3:11 Rémi Royer (Extrême inconduite)
Verdun-Montréal 6:37 Dominic Beaudin (Coup de bâton - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 11:18 Mario Therrien (Accroché - 2:00)
Québec 12:01 Frédéric Bouchard (Accroché - 2:00)
Québec 12:42 Stéphane Desjardins (Bâton élevé - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 16:15 François Bourdeau (Rudesse - 2:00)
3e période
Verdun-Montréal 3:32 Ryan Braun (Rudesse - 2:00)
Québec 3:32 Jimmy Grondin (Rudesse - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 5:36 Ryan Braun (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 5:36 Ryan Braun (Extrême inconduite)
Québec 5:36 Jimmy Grondin (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 5:36 Jimmy Grondin (Extrême inconduite)
Verdun-Montréal 7:54 Éric Doucet (Retenu - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 12:59 Gerald Moriarity (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 12:59 Gerald Moriarity (Extrême inconduite)
Québec 12:59 Mike Brault (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 12:59 Mike Brault (Extrême inconduite)
Verdun-Montréal 13:47 Ryan Pisiak (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 13:47 Ryan Pisiak (Extrême inconduite)
Québec 13:47 Jacques Dubé (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 13:47 Jacques Dubé (Extrême inconduite)
Verdun-Montréal 15:37 Éric Charron (Retenu - 2:00)
Verdun-Montréal 17:02 Steve Bossé (Battu - 5:00)
Verdun-Montréal 17:02 Steve Bossé (Extrême inconduite)
Québec 17:02 Jason Payne (Battu - 5:00)
Québec 17:02 Jason Payne (Extrême inconduite)
Juge de lignes David Couture
Juge de lignes Vincent Leclerc
1ère Québec Jason Payne
2e Québec Jacques Dubé
3e Québec Mike BraultCRS Express de Saint-Georges 9 Summum-Chiefs de Laval 7
Saint-Georges 4:59 Claude Morin (17) [Avantage] (Jonathan Delisle, Daniel Laperriere)
Laval 7:37 Patrick Côté (1) [Avantage] (Jimmy Verdule, Michel Massie)
Saint-Georges 8:47 Chris Cloutier (1) (André Vincent, Olivier Maltais)
Saint-Georges 13:08 Kevin Cloutier (26) [Désavantage] (Philippe Audet)
2e période
Laval 5:55 Denis Chalifoux (18) (Sénèque Hyacinthe Jr, Jonathan St-Louis)
Saint-Georges 6:47 Steve Gosselin (12) (Kevin Cloutier, Philippe Tremblay)
Saint-Georges 9:03 Olivier Maltais (2) [Avantage] (Claude Morin, Raymond Delarosbil)
Saint-Georges 14:08 Claude Morin (18) [Avantage] (Jonathan Delisle, Olivier Maltais)
Saint-Georges 14:22 Jonathan Delisle (12) (Daniel Laperriere, Claude Morin)
Laval 18:04 Sénèque Hyacinthe Jr (10) (Denis Chalifoux, Christian Proulx)
3e période
Saint-Georges 4:07 Steve Gosselin (13) (Jonathan Delisle, Claude Morin)
Saint-Georges 4:20 Chris Cloutier (2) (Tyler Lawson, Karl St-Pierre)
Laval 5:52 Jimmy Verdule (4) [Désavantage] (Denis Chalifoux, Jonathan St-Louis)
Laval 6:52 Gabe Yeung (1) [Désavantage] (Jimmy Verdule, Jonathan St-Louis)
Laval 15:34 Daniel Goneau (17) (Jimmy Verdule, Nick Udovicic)
Laval 19:44 Carl Ménard (9) (Jonathan St-Louis, Michel Massie)
Saint-Georges 14 12 13 39
Laval 15 16 14 45
Saint-Georges 1/1 2/3 0/1 3/5
Laval 1/3 0/1 0/1 1/5
# Gardiens Lancers Arrêts Temps
34 C. Fernet 45 38 60:00
76 P. Audet C 0 1 2
55 B. Christian C 0 0 14
3 C. Cloutier C 2 0 7
41 K. Cloutier C 1 1 0
17 R. Delarosbil DD 0 1 0
44 J. Delisle C 1 3 5
23 S. Gosselin DD 2 0 0
6 D. Laperriere DD 0 2 0
51 T. Lawson C 0 1 10
49 O. Maltais C 1 2 0
13 C. Morin C 2 3 0
18 S. Olivier DD 0 0 2
10 K. St-Pierre C 0 1 2
64 D. Tremblay DG 0 0 2
12 P. Tremblay C 0 1 0
9 A. Vincent C 0 1 0
72 P. Vincent C 0 0 0
# Gardiens Lancers Arrêts Temps
39 M. Chouinard 27 20 34:22
75 D. Stathos 12 10 26:38
81 G. Cantrall DD 0 0 2
27 D. Chalifoux C 1 2 0
20 P. Côté AG 1 0 2
24 L. Delorme AG 0 0 20
7 J. Gauthier DG 0 0 0
16 D. Goneau AG 1 0 6
97 S. Hyacinthe Jr AD 1 1 0
4 D. Hyman DD 0 0 5
19 M. Massie AG 0 2 0
23 C. Ménard C 1 0 0
2 C. Proulx DD 0 1 2
59 M. Roy AD 0 0 10
36 J. St-Louis AD 0 4 0
44 K. Swanson AD 0 0 10
74 N. Udovicic C 0 1 2
3 J. Verdule DG 1 3 0
15 G. Yeung C 1 0 0
Laval 4:16 George Cantrall (Retenu - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 5:47 Karl St-Pierre (Obstruction - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 12:47 Chris Cloutier (Rudesse - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 12:47 Brandon Christian (Rudesse - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 12:47 Brandon Christian (Inconduite - 2:00)
Laval 12:47 Leon Delorme (Inconduite - 10:00)
Laval 12:47 Christian Proulx (Rudesse - 2:00)
Laval 12:47 Nick Udovicic (Rudesse - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 17:25 Jonathan Delisle (Battu - 5:00)
Laval 17:25 Dion Hyman (Battu - 5:00)
2e période
Laval 1:16 Daniel Goneau (Retenu - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 6:49 Brandon Christian (Battu - 5:00)
Laval 6:49 Marc-André Roy (Battu - 5:00)
Saint-Georges 6:51 Chris Cloutier (Battu - 5:00)
Laval 6:51 Kurtis Swanson (Battu - 5:00)
Laval 8:44 Daniel Goneau (Mise en échec par derrière - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 10:54 Simon Olivier (Retenu - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 11:19 Philippe Audet (Rudesse - 2:00)
Laval 11:19 Daniel Goneau (Rudesse - 2:00)
Laval 13:54 Patrick Côté (Rudesse - 2:00)
3e période
Saint-Georges 4:08 Brandon Christian (Battu - 5:00)
Saint-Georges 4:08 Brandon Christian (Extrême inconduite)
Laval 4:08 Kurtis Swanson (Battu - 5:00)
Laval 4:08 Kurtis Swanson (Extrême inconduite)
Laval 4:20 Marc-André Roy (Coup de poing - 5:00)
Laval 4:20 Marc-André Roy (Extrême inconduite)
Saint-Georges 15:52 Didier Tremblay (Double-échec - 2:00)
Saint-Georges 18:43 Tyler Lawson (Inconduite - 10:00)
Laval 18:43 Leon Delorme (Inconduite - 10:00)
Juge de lignes Robert Chamberland
Juge de lignes Steve Duchesne
1ère Saint-Georges Claude Morin
2e Saint-Georges Steve Gosselin
3e Laval Sénèque Hyacinthe Jr Total Mileage: 1110 Miles
Total Miles Travelled:
127,568 Miles!
Page Last Updated: February 20, 2008