Gallant earned third-star honours in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game, won 5-2 by the Islanders, on Dec.
Linesman Sam Currie drops the puck for a first-period faceoff between the Charlottetown Islanders’ Keiran Gallant, 12, and Luke Woodworth, 19, of the Drummondville Voltigeurs. Jason SimmondsĮach team went 1-for-5 on the power play. Charlottetown Islanders goaltender Jacob Goobie makes one of his 20 saves in a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game against the Drummondville Voltigeurs at Eastlink Centre on Dec. Goobie has won six starts in a row and has allowed two or fewer goals in his last four games.
Jacob Goobie continued his steady play in recording the goaltending win with some timely saves versus Drummondville. Overall, the Islanders outshot the Voltigeurs 37-22, including an 18-8 advantage in the opening period. Charlottetown won the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game at Eastlink Arena 5-2 on Dec. The goal, which came with 0.2 seconds remaining in the first period, gave the Islanders a 2-1 lead. Charlottetown Islanders forward Jakub Brabenec, 11, scores on Drummondville Voltigeurs goaltender Riley Mercer. Brabenec made no mistake beating the clock and Voltigeurs goaltender Riley Mercer on a quick shot from the left-wing. The Islanders took leads of 2-1 and 4-2 into the intermissions.īrabenec’s highlight-reel goal with 0.2 seconds remaining in the first period gave the Islanders a lead they would not relinquish. Simon Hughes, Tyler Peddle, Jérémy Lapointe and Julien Rod earned helpers. Luke Woodworth and Alexis Morin countered for the Voltigeurs (12-9-4-1). William Trudeau and Noah Laaouan added assists. Jakub Brabenec (1-2), Patrick Guay (1-2), Brett Budgell (1-1) and Ben Boyd rounded out the scoring for the Islanders.
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Sherbrooke, the only other QMJHL team to crack the national rankings, is No. 5 in this week’s Kia Canadian Hockey League Top-10 Rankings announced on Dec. The Islanders, 4-0-1-0 in their last five games, moved up one spot to No. Jason Simmonds First overallīefore 1,964 fans at Eastlink Centre, The Islanders improved to 18-6-2-2 (won-lost-overtime losses-shootout losses) and moved one point ahead of the Sherbrooke Phoenix (18-6-1-0) into first-place overall in the 18-team league. Hughes earned an assist on Drummondville’s first goal, but the Islanders went on to win the contest 5-2. The game marked a homecoming for Hughes, who is from Stratford. “I was very close last year, so I have that extra motivation to be on the team this year.” Drummondville Voltigeurs forward Simon Hughes, white jersey, finishes his check on Charlottetown Islanders forward Patrick LeBlanc, 19, in the first period of a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League game at Eastlink Centre on Dec. “It’s been my dream since I’ve been young to be on that team,” said Cormier. I was very close last year, so I have that extra motivation to be on the team this year.”Ĭormier was pleased with his camp last year. “It’s been my dream since I’ve been young to be on that team. 4.Ĭormier said it would be an honour to play for Team Canada at the high-profile tournament, especially on Canadian soil. Cormier had a nine-game point streak snapped in a 5-4 overtime loss to the Val-d’Or Foreurs on Dec. I’m going to do my best to be on that team.”Ĭormier, the reigning QMJHL defenceman of the year, has recorded 22 points in his last 11 games, including three four-point efforts during that stretch. “I’m looking forward to again having the chance to represent my country. “It’s going to be exciting,” said Cormier, who earned three assists against Drummondville for a four-point night. 9 for Calgary to participate in Team Canada’s selection camp for the 2022 world junior hockey championship in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alta., from Dec.
The 19-year-old Cormier, from Sainte-Marie-de-Kent, N.B., left early Dec. The Rocket played in Charlottetown from 2003 to 2013 before the franchise rebranded as the Islanders for the 2013-14 Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) campaign.Ĭormier’s record-setting goal will not happen any time soon. Gragnani played for the Rocket from 2003 to 2007. 8 to tie Marc-André Gragnani for the most goals for a defenceman with 50. Rocket/Charlottetown Islanders’ franchise record.Ĭormier scored in a 5-2 home-ice win over the Drummondville Voltigeurs on Dec. Lukas Cormier is close to setting a P.E.I.
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