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BRAMPTON,Free Run 2 UK, Ont. - Francis Menard and Barclay Goodrow each had a goal and an assist as the Brampton Battalion defeated the visitng Ottawa 67's 4-2 on Sunday in Ontario Hockey League action.Nicholas Foglia and Matt MacLeod also scored for the Battalion (29-24-9), who won for the first time in four outings,Nike Free 3.0 V5 Womens uk, while Matej Machovsky stopped 19 shots for the win.Joseph Blandisi and Sean Monahan scored for the 67's (15-42-5), who are now winless in nine contests.Jacob Blair turned away 27-of-31 shots in a losing cause.Brampton opened the scoring on the power play six minutes into the game when Goodrow redirected Menard’s pass by Blair for his team-leading 34th goal of the season.Ottawa tied the game with a power-play goal of its own when Monahan converted a Brent Gustavsen pass from behind the net.The Battalion regained the lead on another man advantage situation when Zach Bell’s one-timer from the point was tipped by MacLeod, who was positioned in the high slot.After Menard gave Brampton a two-goal lead early in the second period, the 67's curbed the deficit to one on a shorthanded effort from Blandisi, who cut to the inside in the high slot and tucked a powerful wrist shot right under the crossbar.The Battalion restored the two-goal advantage in the third period when Connor Jarvis spotted a driving Foglia, who redirected the pass by Blair.Brampton went 2 for 5 on the power play while Ottawa scored once on five chances with the man advantage.
Valentin Zykov is making a strong case for the Michael Bergeron Trophy as the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's offensive rookie of the year.The 17-year-old Russian forward scored two goals as the Baie-Comeau Drakkar downed the host Shawinigan Cataractes 4-1 on Sunday.Zykov has scored in four straight games and is currently riding a six-game point streak that includes five goals and seven points. He currently leads all first-year skaters in goals with 39 and points with 73, in only 62 games played.The chances of Zykov giving up the rookie-scoring lead in the final two weeks of the season are slim as the closest player to him is the Moncton Wildcats' Ivan Barbashez, who has 59 points in 61 contests.Dominic Poulin and Carl Gelinas also scored for the Drakkar (41-17-5), who improved to 22-9-1 on the road, and Gabryel Paquin-Boudreau earned the game's second star with two assists.Dylan Labbe scored the lone goal for the Cataractes (14-42-7), who are winless in eight games.Baie-Comeau's Francis Desrosiers made 21 saves for his fourth win since being acquired from the Chicoutimi Sagueneens. Shawinigan's Marvin Cupper turned away 42-of-46 shots in a losing cause.The Drakkar went 2 for 7 on the power play while the Cataractes failed to score on six chances with the man advantage.Baie-Comeau is second overall in the QMJHL standings while Shawinigan, which won the 2012 Memorial Cup, trail the Saint John Sea Dogs by 10 points for the final playoff position with only five games remaining in regular season.Elsewhere in the QMJHL, it was: Victoriaville 5, Cape Breton 4; Drummondville 6, Sherbrooke 5 (OT) and Blainville-Boisbriand 3, Gatineau 2 (SO).At Shawinigan, Que., the Drakkar put up 18 shots in the opening 20 minutes and Poulin and Zykov both scored on the power play to give Baie-Comeau a 2-0 lead heading into intermission.Labbe responded for Shawinigan at 5:11 of the second period, keeping the game close heading into the