Sea Dogs at Wildcats: Today at 4:00 PM
Published on May 1, 2022 under Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)
Saint John Sea Dogs News Release
The Saint John Sea Dogs (46-17-1-3) will wrap up their regular season against their rival Moncton Wildcats (28-30-6-3) on the road tonight at 4 PM.
Saint John last played on Friday night, when they set a record for the most goals scored in a single game in franchise history, beating the Cape Breton Eagles 14-2 in front of a packed crowd at TD Station. Maestro Fresh Wes performed at the first intermission and got the crowd moving, performing his classic hits in the final home game of the regular season.
Peter Reynolds had a six point night, including four goals, earning himself the title of CHL player of the night. Other goals came from Marshall Lessard, Philippe Daoust, Raivis Kristians Ansons, Brady Burns, Jérémie Poirier, Vincent Sévigny, and William Dufour in the record setting win.
The Moncton Wildcats also had a record setting night in their last game, taking the shootout to 19 rounds against the Charlottetown Islanders. Moncton lost 3-2 against the top team in the Maritime division after 38 attempts in the shootout. Brooklyn Kalmikov and Mathis Cloutier scored the two goals for the Wildcats in the loss at the Avenir Centre.
Puck drop is at 4 PM, follow the game from home at watch.chl.ca or listen listen live with Sea Dogs Radio presented by TD on CFBC 930 AM.
Playoff packages and single game tickets are on sale NOW! Get your tickets at the TD Station Box Office or call 657-1234 to get your seats to the Road to the Cup presented by TD.
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