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Hockeyscenecom Your Source For Hockey Information In Atlantic CanadaNavigate Main Viewpoints Links ContactMonday August 2 2010 QMJHL NEWS GAME SUMMARY SCHEDULE NOTES NOTEBOOK STANDINGS LEADERS PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS PLAYOFFS TEAMS Special Events MONCTONIAN MAJOR MONCTONIAN MINOR HCARC HOCKEY CALENDAR GATINEAU CHOWDER CUP IN THE PROS HALIFAX SHOWCASE BRANCHES CHALLENGE CUP CANADA GAMES POND HOCKEY HOCKEY SCHOOLS IN THE NCAA TELUS CUP NEW MJAHL DRAFT MISC QMJHL ENTRY DRAFT ESSO CUP PREP SCHOOLS Contact NewsContact ResultsContact Commentsfax (506) 3865879call 18889177070 Back to Home WILDCATS DOMINATE MOOSE TO EXTEND STREAK MONCTON NB December 15 2009 Marek Hrivik scored twice and Alex Saulnier scored one goal and assisted on another by his twin brother Allain as the Moncton Wildcats won the teams seventh consecutive game 61 over the Halifax Mooseheads Tuesday night in front of 3 831at the Moncton Coliseum Alex Saulnier opened the scoring at 320 of the first period when he beat Mooseheads goaltender Mathieu CorbeilThriault on a penalty shot Thomas Knotek tied the score from Steve Gillard and Gerrard Gallant less than three minutes later Halifax outshot Moncton 108 in the period Daniel Pettersson gave the Wildcats back the lead 137 into the second period from Simon Jodoin and Randy Cameron Hrivik added some insurance at 1730 with his 11th of the season from Jodoin and David Savard The Wildcats outshot the Mooseheads 104 in the period as the hometown squad took control of the game Frustration appeared to boil over for the Mooseheads in the third period as the Wildcats capitalized on a rash of penalties with three powerplay goals Scott Brannon got things going with his teamleading 22nd of the season from Matthew Bissonnette and David Savard at 523 Hrivik scored his second goal of the game at 1244 from Savard and Cameron Allain Saulnier added his third of the season at 1742 from brother Alex and Matthew Bissonnette The Cats had an 119 edge in shots over the Moose in the period Louis Domingue making his first start in several games stopped 22 of 23 shots he faced in earning his 10th win in 19 decisions CorbeilThriault faced 29 shots stopping 23 It was his 19th loss The three stars chosen by Les Stoodley were all from Moncton Hrivik was the first star Savard second and Alex Saulnier third The Wildcats will finish off their preChristmas schedule Friday night in Sydney when they take on the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles at 700pm The Mooseheads play a home and home with the Saint John Season Dogs Thursday in Saint John and Friday in Halifax ...