Juniors Take Second Straight
November 8, 2009 - Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)
Montreal Juniors News Release
Montreal, November 8th - The Montreal Juniors earned their second consecutive win as they defeated the Quebec Remparts by the score of 5 to 2. The Juniors took the lead in the first period and never looked back. Forwards Louis-Marc Aubry and Trevor Parkes led the way with two goals each while winger Pier-Antoine Dion also had a goal and an assist. Goaltender Jake Allen was excellent in the victory as he stopped 29 shots.
Midway through the first, the Juniors took the lead when forward Louis-Marc Aubry scored the only goal of the period as he tapped in the rebound for his third of the year from Pier-Antoine Dion and Alex Wall. Montreal outplayed Quebec in the second as the Juniors added two more goals and outshot the opponent 17 to 7. Just five minutes into second, winger Pier-Antoine Dion scored his seventh of the season from Nicolas Chouinard and Louis-Marc Aubry. Montreal stretched the lead to three goals when Juniors leading scorer Trevor Parkes put the puck through Remparts goaltender Jean-Philippe Gagnon's pads for his twelfth of the year on the power play at 10:09. Guillaume Asselin and Alex Wall were on the helpers. That goal concluded Jean-Philippe Gagnon's day as he was replaced by Eric Bourdon.
The game got tighter in the third. The Remparts took advantage on the 5 on 3 power play when forward Marc-Olivier Vallerand put the loose puck into the net at 1:01 from Ryan Bourque and Danick Paquette. Remparts winger Ryan Bourque cut the deficit to one when he scored on the rebound chance from Marc-Olivier Vallerand's shot at 8:53. The Juniors put the game away when Trevor Parkes and Louis-Marc Aubry added the two empty netters towards the end of the game. The Juniors beat the Remparts by the final score of 5 to 2.
St. Louis Blue's prospect and Juniors goalie Jake Allen was superb in the victory as he made 29 saves. Remparts goalie Jean-Philippe Gagnon gave up 3 goals on 26 shots and was handed the loss. His replacement Eric Bourdon made all 11 saves. The Juniors are now to 11-9-0-1 while the Remparts fall to 14-4-2-3.
Montreal Juniors will conclude this four-game homestand against top ranked Drummondville Voltigeurs, on Tuesday at 7:35PM. Then, the Juniors will go on a short two-game roadtrip. They will take on Rouyn-Noranda Huskies on November 13th and Val-d'Or Foreurs on November 14th. The Juniors will return to Montreal on Friday, November 20th as they take on the Halifax Mooseheads.
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For more information: Isabelle SInclair Director of communications Club de hockey junior de Montréal c. 514 464-4838 o. 514 670-2100 # 226 isabelle@juniordemontreal.com
ENGLISH VERSION BELOW
REMPARTS DE QU=C9BEC VS JUNIOR DE MONTR=C9AL
Une troisi=E8me victoire de suite pour le Junior!
Montréal, le 8 novembre 2009 -
Pour la deuxi=E8me fois de la saison, le Junior de Montréal accueillait, dimanche apr=E8s-midi, les
Remparts de Québec
=E0 l'Auditorium de Verdun alors que l'équipe montréalaise rendait hommage =E0 une grande légende du hockey, Raymond Bourque. L'organisation a également profité de la semaine des anciens combattants pour souligner la contribution et le dévouement de ceux-ci lors de la seconde guerre mondiale. Ensuite, les hommes de Patrick Roy embarquaient sur la glace en
vue d'obtenir une premi=E8re victoire en trois matchs tandis que ceux de Pascal Vincent misaient sur leur troisi=E8me gain consécutif. C'est finalement par la marque de
5 =E0 2
que le Junior de Montréal l'a emporté en ce match de confrontation.
Le Junior est la seule équipe =E0 s'inscrire au tableau en premi=E8re période. C'est donc le défenseur Louis-Marc Aubry qui ouvre la marque apr=E8s 11 minutes de jeu.
Au deuxi=E8me tiers, le Junior s'illustre de nouveau en déjouant =E0 deux reprises le cerb=E8re des Remparts. Le vétéran Pier-Antoine Dion a été le premier =E0 trouver le fond du filet alors que son acolyte Trevor Parkes profite d'un avantage numérique pour inscrire son 12e de la saison.
La troisi=E8me s'est avérée plus profitable pour les Remparts qui ont tout donné pour prendre le dessus sur Montréal. Vallerand marque le premier des siens =E0 la premi=E8re minute de jeu pendant que Genest reposait au cachot. C'est ensuite le fils de l'ic=F4ne de la soirée, Ryan Bourque, qui marque le second but de l'équipe. Ce ne f=FBt cependant pas assez pour les hommes de Roy pour l'emporter sur le Junior. C'est Parkes et Aubry qui mettent un terme =E0 la partie en enfilant leurs deuxi=E8mes alors qu'il restait moins que deux minutes au match.
Jake Allen a bloqué 29 des 31 tirs alors que les portiers de Québec, Jean-Philippe Gagnon et =C9ric Bourdon ont arr=EAtés 34 des 39 lancers.
La formation montréalaise poss=E8de maintenant une fiche de 11-9-0-1. Le Junior sera de retour =E0 l'Auditorium mardi soir pour affronter les Voltigeurs de Drummondville, puis se dirigera vers l'Abitibi d=E8s vendredi afin de croiser le fer avec les Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda puis les Foreurs de Val-D'or.
Pour plus de renseignements sur le Junior de Montréal, visitez le
www.juniordemontreal.com
.
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Pour plus de renseignements :
Isabelle SInclairDirectrice des communicationsClub de hockey junior de Montréalc. 514 464-4838b. 514 670-2100 # 226isabelle@juniordemontreal.com
November 8 vs.
Quebec
Remparts
Juniors defeat the Remparts at home 5 to 2
Montreal
, November 8th
- The Montreal Juniors earned their second consecutive win as they defeated the Quebec Remparts by the score of 5 to 2.
The Juniors took the lead in the first period and never looked back.
Forwards Louis-Marc Aubry and Trevor Parkes led the way with two goals each while winger Pier-Antoine Dion also had a goal and an assist.
Goaltender Jake Allen was excellent in the victory as he stopped 29 shots.
Midway through the first, the Juniors took the lead when forward Louis-Marc Aubry scored the only goal of the period as he tapped in the rebound for his third of the year from Pier-Antoine Dion and Alex Wall.
Montreal
outplayed
Quebec
in the second as the Juniors added two more goals and outshot the opponent 17 to 7.
Just five minutes into second, winger Pier-Antoine Dion scored his seventh of the season from Nicolas Chouinard and Louis-Marc Aubry.
Montreal
stretched the lead to three goals when Juniors leading scorer Trevor Parkes put the puck through Remparts goaltender Jean-Philippe Gagnon's pads for his twelfth of the year on the power play at
10:09
.
Guillaume Asselin and Alex Wall were on the helpers.
That goal concluded Jean-Philippe Gagnon's day as he was replaced by Eric Bourdon.
The game got tighter in the third.
The Remparts took advantage on the 5 on 3 power play when forward Marc-Olivier Vallerand put the loose puck into the net at
1:01
from Ryan Bourque and Danick Paquette.
Remparts winger Ryan Bourque cut the deficit to one when he scored on the rebound chance from Marc-Olivier Vallerand's shot at
8:53
.
The Juniors put the game away when Trevor Parkes and Louis-Marc Aubry added the two empty netters towards the end of the game.
The Juniors beat the Remparts by the final score of 5 to 2.
St. Louis Blue's prospect and Juniors goalie Jake Allen was superb in the victory as he made 29 saves.
Remparts goalie Jean-Philippe Gagnon gave up 3 goals on 26 shots and was handed the loss.
His replacement Eric Bourdon made all 11 saves.
The Juniors are now to 11-9-0-1 while the Remparts fall to 14-4-2-3.
Montreal Juniors will conclude this four-game homestand against top ranked Drummondville Voltigeurs, on Tuesday at
7:35PM
.
Then, the Juniors will go on a short two-game roadtrip.
They will take on Rouyn-Noranda Huskies on November 13th and Val-d'Or Foreurs on November 14th.
The Juniors will return to
Montreal
on Friday, November 20th as they take on the Halifax Mooseheads.
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For more information:
Isabelle SInclairDirector of co
mmunications
Club de hockey junior de Montréal
c. 514 464-4838
o. 514 670-2100 # 226isabelle@juniordemontreal.com
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ENGLISH VERSION BELOW
REMPARTS DE QUÃBEC VS JUNIOR DE MONTRÃAL
Une troisième victoire de suite pour le Junior!
Montréal, le 8 novembre 2009 -
Pour la deuxième fois de la saison, le Junior de Montréal accueillait, dimanche après-midi, les
Remparts de Québec
à l'Auditorium de Verdun alors que l'équipe montréalaise rendait hommage à une grande légende du hockey, Raymond Bourque. L'organisation a également profité de la semaine des anciens combattants pour souligner la contribution et le dévouement de ceux-ci lors de la seconde guerre mondiale. Ensuite, les hommes de Patrick Roy embarquaient sur la glace en
vue d'obtenir une première victoire en trois matchs tandis que ceux de Pascal Vincent misaient sur leur troisième gain consécutif. C'est finalement par la marque de
5 Ã 2
que le Junior de Montréal l'a emporté en ce match de confrontation.
Le Junior est la seule équipe à s'inscrire au tableau en première période. C'est donc le défenseur Louis-Marc Aubry qui ouvre la marque après 11 minutes de jeu.
Au deuxième tiers, le Junior s'illustre de nouveau en déjouant à deux reprises le cerbère des Remparts. Le vétéran Pier-Antoine Dion a été le premier à trouver le fond du filet alors que son acolyte Trevor Parkes profite d'un avantage numérique pour inscrire son 12e de la saison.
La troisième s'est avérée plus profitable pour les Remparts qui ont tout donné pour prendre le dessus sur Montréal. Vallerand marque le premier des siens à la première minute de jeu pendant que Genest reposait au cachot. C'est ensuite le fils de l'icône de la soirée, Ryan Bourque, qui marque le second but de l'équipe. Ce ne fût cependant pas assez pour les hommes de Roy pour l'emporter sur le Junior. C'est Parkes et Aubry qui mettent un terme à la partie en enfilant leurs deuxièmes alors qu'il restait moins que deux minutes au match.
Jake Allen a bloqué 29 des 31 tirs alors que les portiers de Québec, Jean-Philippe Gagnon et Ãric Bourdon ont arrêtés 34 des 39 lancers.
La formation montréalaise possède maintenant une fiche de 11-9-0-1. Le Junior sera de retour à l'Auditorium mardi soir pour affronter les Voltigeurs de Drummondville, puis se dirigera vers l'Abitibi dès vendredi afin de croiser le fer avec les Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda puis les Foreurs de Val-D'or.
Pour plus de renseignements sur le Junior de Montréal, visitez le
www.juniordemontreal.com
.
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Pour plus de renseignements :
Isabelle SInclairDirectrice des communicationsClub de hockey junior de Montréalc. 514 464-4838b. 514 670-2100 # 226isabelle@juniordemontreal.com
November 8 vs.
Quebec
Remparts
Juniors defeat the Remparts at home 5 to 2
Montreal
, November 8th
- The Montreal Juniors earned their second consecutive win as they defeated the Quebec Remparts by the score of 5 to 2.
The Juniors took the lead in the first period and never looked back.
Forwards Louis-Marc Aubry and Trevor Parkes led the way with two goals each while winger Pier-Antoine Dion also had a goal and an assist.
Goaltender Jake Allen was excellent in the victory as he stopped 29 shots.
Midway through the first, the Juniors took the lead when forward Louis-Marc Aubry scored the only goal of the period as he tapped in the rebound for his third of the year from Pier-Antoine Dion and Alex Wall.
Montreal
outplayed
Quebec
in the second as the Juniors added two more goals and outshot the opponent 17 to 7.
Just five minutes into second, winger Pier-Antoine Dion scored his seventh of the season from Nicolas Chouinard and Louis-Marc Aubry.
Montreal
stretched the lead to three goals when Juniors leading scorer Trevor Parkes put the puck through Remparts goaltender Jean-Philippe Gagnon's pads for his twelfth of the year on the power play at
10:09
.
Guillaume Asselin and Alex Wall were on the helpers.
That goal concluded Jean-Philippe Gagnon's day as he was replaced by Eric Bourdon.
The game got tighter in the third.
The Remparts took advantage on the 5 on 3 power play when forward Marc-Olivier Vallerand put the loose puck into the net at
1:01
from Ryan Bourque and Danick Paquette.
Remparts winger Ryan Bourque cut the deficit to one when he scored on the rebound chance from Marc-Olivier Vallerand's shot at
8:53
.
The Juniors put the game away when Trevor Parkes and Louis-Marc Aubry added the two empty netters towards the end of the game.
The Juniors beat the Remparts by the final score of 5 to 2.
St. Louis Blue's prospect and Juniors goalie Jake Allen was superb in the victory as he made 29 saves.
Remparts goalie Jean-Philippe Gagnon gave up 3 goals on 26 shots and was handed the loss.
His replacement Eric Bourdon made all 11 saves.
The Juniors are now to 11-9-0-1 while the Remparts fall to 14-4-2-3.
Montreal Juniors will conclude this four-game homestand against top ranked Drummondville Voltigeurs, on Tuesday at
7:35PM
.
Then, the Juniors will go on a short two-game roadtrip.
They will take on Rouyn-Noranda Huskies on November 13th and Val-d'Or Foreurs on November 14th.
The Juniors will return to
Montreal
on Friday, November 20th as they take on the Halifax Mooseheads.
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For more information:
Isabelle SInclairDirector of co
mmunications
Club de hockey junior de Montréal
c. 514 464-4838
o. 514 670-2100 # 226isabelle@juniordemontreal.com
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