MAINEiacs extend first place lead with 4-2 victory over 2nd place Val d'Or

Published on December 15, 2006 under Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)
Lewiston MAINEiacs News Release


Lewiston, ME - In the battle of league heavyweights, it was the MAINEiacs who walked away with 2 points doubling up the Val d'Or Foreurs 4-2. The game maintained a high intensity through 60 minutes and the 2,958 fans at the Colisée were treated to a playoff atmosphere.

In the first period, 16-year old Danick Paquette opened the scoring triggering a barrage of thousands of teddy bears that were launched onto the ice as part of the State Farm Teddy Toss. All bears were collected and will be distributed to area charities in time for the holidays. Pierre-Luc Faubert extended the MAINEiacs lead with his 18th on the season. Val d'Or would battle back Peter-James Corsi would tally his 5th of the year before the end of the opening frame.

In the second, Stefan Chaput would tip a Kevin Marshall point shot to regain the 2 goal lead. Val d'Or again would battle back as Alexandre Leduc would notch his 2nd goal of the year only a minute later. The insurance marker would come as Faubert would tally his second of the game and 19th on the season with the help of Crete and Marshall on the powerplay.

MAINEiacs 16-year old netminder Peter Delmas would record the win in a stellar performance having faced 29 shots.

The MAINEiacs are back on home ice tomorrow night to face off against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies where a guaranteed $1,000 will be given away by means of "Last Fan Standing" if attendance reaches 3,000 or through Lewy's Loot Shoot which has carried over for the past 5 games ($200 per game).

Final Shots on goal:

1 2 3 Tot

Lewiston 5 13 9 27

Cape Breton 13 9 7 29

3 Stars:

1st Star Faubert (Lew)

2nd Star Marshall (Lew)

3rd Star Delmas (Lew)

Attendance: 2,082

For a complete game summary - click: http://www.lhjmq.qc.ca/lang_en/index.php?page=342374&id_partie=5178



Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Stories from December 15, 2006


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