Ottawa inflige deux revers aux Castors SPORTS
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revenus en force pour inscrire trois filets sans réplique. «Une punition stupide qui a changé le match de côté. Les gars ont commencé à jouer individuellement et on a eu d’autres pénalités», a affirmé le gérant de l’équipe, Charlie Lavictoire. Le pointage était nul 2-2 après six minutes écoulées à la dernière période. Une pénalité infligée à Jean-François Lupien a permis aux Golden Knights de prendre les devants avec un troisième but marqué à 11:00. Les Castors avaient une chance de combler le manque alors qu’ils profitaient à leur tour d’une supériorité numérique. Ils ont cependant commis une erreur qui a permis
aux Golden Knights d’inscrire un quatrième but en infériorité numérique. Philippe Quesnel protégeait le filet des Castors. Il a stoppé 27 tirs sur 31 des Golden Knights. «Il faut admettre qu’on se trouve dans l’une des divisions les plus fortes de la Ligue, a confié Charlie Lavictoire. C’est certain qu’il faut être patient.» Dimanche, face aux Canadians d’Ottawa cette fois, les Castors ont connu une première période désastreuse. Ils ont inscrit trois buts dans la première période, mais ils en ont accordé cinq à l’adversaire dont deux alors qu’ils attaquaient à cinq contre quatre. Sébastien Dion s’était chargé de deux buts pour Clarence. Jordan Baptiste avait
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CLARENCE | Les Castors de Clarence ont essuyé deux défaites face aux équipes d’Ottawa, les Golden Knights et les Canadians, la semaine dernière. Jeudi, les Castors menaient 2-0 après 40 minutes. Jean-François Lupien et Olivier Brunet avaient marqué pour les Castors en deuxième période. C’est en troisième période que tout a dérapé. Ils ont accordé un revirement aux Golden Knights d’Ottawa Ouest, qui sont
également touché la cible. Le pointage était de 5-3 après un premier vingt. En deuxième période, Karl Larivière a diminué l’écart à 5-4 à 5:51. Moins de deux minutes plus tard, cependant, les Canadians ont marqué un sixième but en jeu de puissance. Le tableau affichait 6-4 en fin de deuxième période. Au dernier tiers-temps, les Canadians y sont allés d’un septième but à 5:45. Deux minutes plus tard, les Castors ont profité d’un avantage numérique pour envoyer Cole Downer diminuer l’écart à 7-5. Jouant le tout pour le tout, le gardien des Castors a été rappelé au banc au profit d’un sixième joueur. Les Canadians ont marqué un huitième but dans un filet désert. Pour avoir marqué deux buts et obtenu deux mentions d’aide, Sébastien Dion a mérité la deuxième étoile du match. Les Castors pourront panser leurs blessures cette semaine alors qu’ils n’ont qu’un match à l’horaire. Ils accueilleront les Mustangs de Gatineau, ce dimanche, à compter de 14h15, à l’aréna de Clarence- Creek. ROCKLAND | The Rockland Nationals are still struggling at the start of the season in the National Capital junior hockey league. They took another hard hit last Friday losing 9-3 to the La Pêche Predateurs. The Nats are now up to five consecutive losses. Friday, the game was tied 1-1 after 20 minutes. The Preds came back strong in the second period scoring no less than five goals to take the lead 6-3 in the end. In the third, again La Pêche seemed to be playing on its own as the Nats let three more goals get past them. The Prédateurs won 9-3. Rockland goals were scored by Frederik Champagne for two, and Alexandre Lauzon with one. For the Prédateurs, Antoine Gauvreau got a hat trick plus two assists. The Rockland Nats will be in Vankleek Hill this Saturday to face the Cougars. Sunday, they’ll play a home game against the Embrun Panthers, at 2:30 pm, at the CIHA Arena. In the other games played last weekend, Friday, the Embrun Panthers beat the Gatineau Olympiques 7-3. Saturday, the Saint-Isidore Eagles won 4-1 against the Cumberland Bandits, the Olympiques Jr loss 6-2 to the Vankleek Hill Cougars and the Papineauville Vikings beat the North Dundas Rockets 7-4. Sunday, the Bandits easily disposed of the La Pêche Prédateurs with a score of 9-0 and the Eagles loss 5-4 to the Rockets. Nats suffer fifth loss
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