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Mason McDonald earned his first Quebec Major Junior Hockey League shutout on Sunday as the Acadie-Bathurst Titan blanked the visiting Sherbrooke Phoenix 3-0. The 16-year-old rookie stopped all 31 shots he faced for his first victory since Nov. 4th, a span of nine starts. McDonald is now 3-6-3 with a 4.33 goals-against average and .890 save percentage on a team that has the third-most goals scored against in the entire QMJHL. Michael Beaudry scored twice for the Titan (19-26-6), who halted their six-game winless streak, and Robert Pelletier had the other. Beaudry, who started the season as a member of the Val-dOr Foreurs, has 12 goals and 22 points in 17 games with Acadie-Bathurst since being acquired on Dec. 11th. in a trade. The 20-year-old forward 27 goals and 64 points in 49 combined games this season, which is good for ninth in league scoring. Jacob Gervais-Chouinard turned away 36-of-39 shots in a losing cause for Sherbrooke (14-29-6), who fell to 7-18-0 on the road. Elsewhere in the QMJHL, it was: Moncton 6, Quebec 2; Drummondville 6, Gatineau 3; Baie-Comeau 7, Shawinigan 3 and Val-dOr 5, Chicoutimi 2. At Bathurst, N.B., Pelletier opened the scoring at 18:31 of the first period and Beaudry added another 50 seconds later to make it 2-0 after 20 minutes of play. The Titan outshot the Phoenix 16-5 in the second period and Beaudry added his second of the game at 9:44 on the power play. Sherbrooke managed 17 shots against McDonald in the third period, however he stopped each one for his third win of the season. --- Wildcats 6 Remparts 0 At Moncton, N.B., Dmitrij Jaskin scored three times, extending his point streak to 11 games, and Alex Dubeau stopped 29-of-31 shots as the Wildcats (32-16-1) defeated Quebec (28-17-3) for their eighth win in a row. --- Voltigeurs 6 Olympiques 3 At Gatineau, Que., Jeremie Malouin had his second four-goal game of the season and Cole Hoawes chipped in with three assists as Drummondville (26-18-4) ended its three-game slide by doubling up the Olympiques (21-24-3). --- Drakkar 7 Cataractes 3 At Shawinigan, Que., Petr Straka, Carl Gelinas and Felix Girard combined for five goals and nine points as Baie-Comeau (34-12-4) crushed the Cataractes (10-32-5), who have dropped four straight contests. --- Foreurs 5 Sagueneens 2 At Val-dOr, Que., Anton Zlobin scored once and set up two others and Philippe Trudeau earned his second win since being acquired from the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles as the Foreurs (25-20-3) downed Chicoutimi (24-23-4). www.nfldolphinsteameshop.com/Elite-Dannell-Ellerbe-Kids-Jersey-Ct-36.html .com, as well as a second annual gathering at a game in Toronto. “The goal of ExposNation is two-fold, to celebrate the history of the Montreal Expos franchise and to show the baseball world that the Montreal region can once again support a Major League Baseball franchise,” said Matthew Ross, founder of the site.www.nfldolphinsteameshop.com/Elite-Dion-Jordan-Kids-Jersey-Mf-55.html . -- Steven Lenhart and Simon Dawkins scored second-half goals to power the San Jose Earthquakes to their third consecutive home victory, 2-0 over the Houston Dynamo on Saturday night.http://www.nfldolphinsteameshop.com/Elite-Daniel-Thomas-Kids-Jersey-Es-35.html . -- Wide receiver Donald Driver is hinting he has a deal in place to return to the Green Bay Packers. www.nfldolphinsteameshop.com/Elite-Rishard-Matthews-Kids-Jersey-Qj-48.html . At the top of the list on Friday was ending their long losing streak in Houston. Marc Gasol had 15 points and 12 rebounds, Zach Randolph added 15 points and the Grizzlies snapped a 13-game skid in Houston with an 82-78 victory over the Rockets. www.nfldolphinsteameshop.com/Elite-Brandon-Fields-Kids-Jersey-Ss-68.html . -- Washington Redskins offensive co-ordinator Kyle Shanahan accepted responsibility Monday for his unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during the final confusing seconds of a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. WINNIPEG -- A breakaway goal may have put him in the highlight reels, but Evander Kane was happy with his tap-in overtime winner on Sunday. Kanes goal handed the Jets a 5-4 victory over the New York Islanders on Sunday as Winnipeg won its third straight game. Kanes goal at 1:59 of overtime came off a rebound from a long Olli Jokinen shot and sealed a win that seem out of reach when the Jets were down 4-2 midway through the third period. "I knew Olli had (the puck) and there was nobody in my way and I was actually looking for the breakaway, but Olli kept it," said Kane, who also had an assist. "I knew he would shoot it when I saw the big windup. "He has a really hard shot." Goals 65 seconds apart by Dustin Byfuglien and Alexander Burmistrov set up the extra period for Winnipeg (3-1-1). Alexei Ponikarovsky and Bryan Little also scored. Kane thought Jokinen would bury the shot behind Islanders (2-2-1) goalie Evgeni Nabokov, but the puck rolled along the goal line and he poked it over. The goal was reviewed, but Kane had no doubt it counted. "It was just like watching a football game. It just has to break the plane," he said. Byfugliens goal on the power play at 12:59 of the third period marked the first time this season the Islanders had let in a power-play goal in 17 short-handed situations. John Tavares had a goal and two assists for the Islanders. David Ullstrom, Matt Moulson and Mark Streit also scored and Frans Nielsen had a pair of assists. Jets backup goalie Al Montoya got his first start of the season against his former Islanders teammates and sttopped 21 shots.dddddddddddd He signed as a free agent with Winnipeg last July. He played two seasons with the Islanders, but got into only 31 games last season because of a concussion suffered after a December hit by now-teammate Kane. Nabokov faced 35 shots. "No, it wasnt a Picasso, thats for sure," Jets head coach Claude Noel said of his teams play. "But, you know, youre going to have those nights and I think what you have to do is you kind of have to try to get a grip on things. "It wasnt ideally what we would have liked, but I did like that we had some time left in the game and we didnt sit and dwell on the negative and sit and beat ourselves up." The game was tied 1-1 after the first period and 2-1 for Winnipeg after two before New York scored three straight goals. Islanders head coach Jack Capuano knew the Jets werent out of it after Winnipeg went down 2-0 in the first period against Pittsburgh last Friday and pulled out a 4-2 win. "After watching the Pittsburgh game, we knew they were going to come," Capuano said. "They got good speed, they got really good transition with their (defence), and they beat us up the ice in the first period. "We could have been down a lot more than a goal. " A turnover by the Jets led to New Yorks first goal, a wrist shot Ullstrom put past Montoya at 2:34 of the opening period. Ullstrom is on a four-game points streak with two goals and a pair of assists. "He played well tonight," Ullstrom said of Montoya. "Hes a good goalie and good guy." Winnipeg was 1 for 4 on the power play through regulation and the Islanders were 1 for 2. wholesale jerseys china ' ' '