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Metro Halifax Blog The Q Files Mooseheads lose third straight CANADA CalgaryEdmontonHalifaxMontralOttawaTorontoVancouver INTERNATIONAL New YorkRomeParisHong KongSt PetersburgMexico 11cclearclick for detailslogin register Last UpdatedLoading Change city RSS Mobile Facebook Twitter Foursquare GigPark news localcanadaworldbusinessscene moviesmusictelevisiondishbooksgaminglife stylehomewellnesstravelfamilyworkeducationgreenfoodyour moneysports baseballbasketballfootballgolfhockeydrive voices horoscopes games comics club metro HOT TOPICSWorld CupFantasy FootballG8 and G20Gulf Oil SpillLATESTPolice defend G20 tactics with weapons display China Taiwan sign trade pact linking economies Booze blues for wary pub owners ahead of HST Police defend G20 tactics with weapons display Court decision on soldiers human rights expected Key towns under curfew in Indian Kashmir Bangladesh police arrest 3 opposition politicians Australian 90 accused of raping 4 Thai sisters Magnitude 65 quake hits southern Mexico Hurricane Alex churns toward Mexico Texas coasts Granny shocked by police stun gun in bed sues Holder in Kabul for talks with Afghan officials Benigno Aquino III sworn in as Philippine leader Bank bill gets revised moves closer to passage x The Q Files Mooseheads lose third straightby Matthew WuestDecember 15 2009 814 PMcomments (1) The Halifax Mooseheads dropped a 61 road decision to the Moncton Wildcats on Tuesday night their third straight lossThe Mooseheads were within striking distance in the third period down 31 But they couldnt capitalize on an early power play and the Wildcats pounced after that with three powerplay tallies in the final 15 minutes to finish with a wide margin of victoryIt was a close game said Mooseheads head coach Cam Russell We had a power play to start the third and we had some great chances We had five or six really good chances and just couldnt scoreTomas Knotek had the lone goal and Mathieu Corbeil made 23 savesThe Wildcats fifth in the QMJHL have won seven straight The Mooseheads last in the QMJHL with a 7253 record visit the firstplace Saint John Sea Dogs on ThursdayFor more on the game and Knoteks departure read Wednesdays edition of Metro User Comments & Ratings Comment as guest Login to comment Moosefan25 16Dec09 0909 Close Game Only in Mooseland would a team lose by 5 goals and still have the coach come out and say it was a close game That statement would be correct if games were only 40 minutes long instead of 60 The Mooseheads have been playing good lately but still need to play for 60 minutes if they want to catch the bottom dwellers for the final playoff spot! Agree Disagree Alert a moderator ...