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Tigers, Remparts win game 2s in overtime, while post-draft bliss glows in Ontario: the coast-to-coast
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WHL
The Medicine Hat Tigers got the win on Sunday on a fluke – a shot from Tigers defenceman Matt Staples from center ice that got through Calgary Hitmen goaltender Mack Shields and in for the overtime winner. Series tied, but thankfully for Shields, game 3 is Monday. (Calgary Herald)
The Brandon Wheat Kings are rolling, with a 2-0 series lead against the Regina Pats as the series shifts to the Saskatchewan capital. (Brandon Sun)
Speaking of, Pats coach John Paddock will be inducted to the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame later this year, announced Sunday. Paddock had stopovers in Winnipeg and Ottawa as head coach in the NHL, and won a total of five Calder Cups in the AHL, two as a player and three as a coach. (Brandon Sun)
The Spokane Chiefs are done, but they had good things to say on locker-cleanout day, as they overcame some steep odds with injuries in the middle part of the year. (Spokesman.com)
Nice profile on Donovan Neuls of the Seattle Thunderbirds, who just wrapped up his first season in the Dub. (Grenfell Sun)
Tri-City Americans netminder Eric Comrie earned his first professional win on Saturday night with the St. John’s IceCaps, who defeated the Hershey Bears 5-1. (theTelegram.com)
OHL
Good news for fans of the Erie Otters: the team may be bankrupt, but of the four offers the team expects to receive, three of them expressed desires to stay in Erie. The Otters filed Chapter 11 last Wednesday, in what has been a wild season for the league off the ice in rumours, moves, and franchise ownership changes. (GoErie.com)
OHL post-draft profile roundup after the OHL Draft Saturday – Brady Gilmour sixth to Saginaw (NorthumberlandToday.com); Ben Jones seventh to Niagara (TheRecord.com); Hayden Davis, joining Jones and going eighth to Niagara (Hamilton Spectator); Markus Phillips ninth to Owen Sound (Owen Sound Sun Times); Greg Meireles to Kitchener 12th (TheRecord.com); Lucas Vanroboys and Kier Cumming, both out of Chatham-Kent, chosen in the late rounds (Chatham Daily News)
The newest team on the block, the Hamilton Bulldogs, took local talent in the draft on Saturday, like second rounder Reilly Webb. (InsideHalton.com)
The Windsor Spitfires feel they plugged a lot of holes in their lineup with their picks, including second-overall selection Gabe Vilardi (blogs.WindsorStar.com)
QMJHL
The Quebec Remparts won game 2 off an Adam Erne goal in overtime to give the Remps a 2-0 series lead heading to Charlottetown for the middle games of their series. (le Journal de Quebec / Journal Pioneer)
The Halifax Mooseheads are riding high on their momentum from stealing two games at the Moncton Coliseum against the favoured Wildcats. (Halifax Metro-News)
As the series shifts to Halifax, the team is very happy with their performance, but ready for anything. (Acadie NOUVELLE)
The Gatineau Olympiques may have lost game 2, but they have home ice for the next three contests against Rimouski, and the Robert-Guertin Centre is a tough place to play for a road side. (le Journal de Montreal)
Blainville-Boisbriand forward Danick Martel made his pro debut this past weekend with the Lehigh Valley Flyers, and forward Nikita Jevpalovs is on the radar of the Latvian national team for the upcoming world championships. (Apollo.tvnet.lv)
