The Remparts have weathered the worst storm of their season, but they’re hoping it’s finally behind them. After losing five of their last seven games, Patrick Roy’s men managed to pick up two very important wins against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies last Wednesday and Friday. Despite this dip, Quebec managed to hold onto first place in the QMJHL standings. At 97 points, they are level on points with the Halifax Mooseheads but have two more wins.
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They stood out
Theo Rochette
3 games | 3 goals | 3 passes | 6 points
Zachary Bolduc
3 games | 3 goals | 3 passes | 6 points
Daniel Agostino
3 games | 1 goal | 1 pass | 2 points
Under the magnifying glass
William Rousseau
After going through a spell of weakness like the side, the Remparts No. 1 recovered well late last week. He only conceded two goals for the Huskies in his two starts and maintained a .946 save ratio in those two games.
what they said
“We felt a bit trapped. We made it as a team, we got through it and we can be proud of ourselves. »
– Zachary Bolduc, after beating Rouyn-Noranda 2-1 on Wednesday
“We didn’t tell them Halifax lost until after the game. Nevertheless, we want to concentrate on our performance. Today we played a team game. We were outstanding from start to finish. »
– Patrick Roy, after Friday’s 5-1 win over the Huskies
The schedule of the week
- Friday, March 17, 7 p.m. c. Victoriaville
- Sunday, March 19, 3 p.m., c. Chicoutimi