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BAIE-COMEAU, Que. - Luca Ciampini and Maxime St-Cyr both scored in a shootout to lead the Baie-Comeau Drakkar to a 4-3 win over the Shawinigan Cataractes in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action on Saturday. St-Cyr also scored in regulation, while Jamie Clavet and Simon Chevrier supplied the rest of the Drakkar (2-0-0) offence with first-period goals. Gabriel Slight scored for the Cataractes (1-0-1) in the first period, and Alexis DAoust added another goal in the second. Dennis Yan scored to tie the game at 4:46 of the third. Baie-Comeau goalie Philippe Cadorette stopped 28 shots while Shawinigans Marvin Cupper made 30 saves in the loss. The Cataractes were 0-for-6 in power-play chances while the Drakkar failed to score on two man advantages. --- SAGUENEENS 2 ARMADA 1 (SO) CHICOUTIMI, Que. a€” Samuel Hodhod scored the only goal of the shootout and Julio Billia made 25 saves to lift Chicoutimi over Blainville-Boisbriand. Janne Puhakka scored in regulation for the Sagueneens (1-1-0), who were 0-for-7 on the power play. Brendan Hamelin replied for the Armada (0-1-1), who were also scoreless in five power-play chances. --- OLYMPIQUES 4 HUSKIES 2 GATINEAU, Que. a€” Alexandre Landreville scored twice and Anthony Brodeur stopped 26 shots as Gatineau doubled up Rouyn-Noranda. Yakov Trenin had a power-play goal and an assist, and Alexandre Alain scored one and assisted on another for the Olympiques (1-0-1). Mathieu Bouchard had a goal and an assist, and Mathieu Lemay scored on the power play for the Huskies (0-3-0). --- SCREAMING EAGLES 5 TITAN 4 BATHURST, N.B. a€” Kyle Farrell had a hat trick to power Cape Breton past the Titan. Evgeny Svechnikov and Maxim Lazarev also scored for the Screaming Eagles (2-0-0). Jeffrey Truchon-Viel, Christophe Boivin, Bronson Beaton and Mark Simpson supplied the offence for Acadie-Bathurst (1-1-0). --- MOOSHEADS 6 ISLANDERS 5 (OT) CHARLOTTETOWN a€” Maxime Fortier scored in overtime to lift Halifax over the Islanders. Ryan Falkenham had back-to-back power-play goals for the Mooseheads (1-1-0) in the third period. Morgan Nauss, Cavan Fitzgerald and Timo Meier also scored. Mitchell Balmas and Kameron Kielly both had power-play goals in the final two minutes of the third period as Charlottetown (1-0-1) forced extra time. Filip Chlapik, Nathan Yetman and Will Thompson chipped in as well. --- VOLTIGEURS 4 FOREURS 1 DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. a€” Frederic Aube struck twice as the Voltigeurs downed Val-dOr. Georgs Golovkovs and Marc-Antoine Bouillon both had power-play goals for Drummondville (2-0-0). Pierre-Maxime Poudriers power-play score in the second period was all the offence the Foreurs (2-1-0) could muster. Fake Jerseys Outlet . 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The Lions do have excuses for their down year, with star quarterback and former Most Outstanding Player Travis Lulay missing the final seven games of the regular season save for a short, four-pass cameo in the finale due to a shoulder injury. LLulay also underwent off-season shoulder surgery early this off-season, suggesting the 30-year-old wasnt 100 percent during his start in BCs Western Semi-Final loss to the eventual Grey Cup champion Roughriders.dddddddddddd That said, the Lions were still in third place in the West, two games behind both Calgary and Saskatchewan, at the time of Lulays shoulder injury. Both the Stamps and Riders appear to have the foundation in place to once again field West division contenders next season; can BC keep up? The Lions made their first off-season move on Wednesday, parting ways with offensive coordinator Jacques Chapdelaine. 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