Game Report 534 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge
PLAYED AT: Emera Centre Northside
Date: Dec 31, 2013
GAME NOTES: SHOOTOUT NEEDED AS SWEDEN BEATS QUEBEC by David Brien NORTH SYDNEY, N.S. – Regulation time was not enough to determine the winner between Quebec and Sweden on Tuesday night at the Emera Centre Northside; it took a shootout before the Swedes secured a 3-2 victory to remain unbeaten at the 2014 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge. Einar Emanuelsson and Jonathan Léman scored goals in the shootout for Sweden, while Alex Dostie (Drummondville, Que./Gatineau, LHJMQ) was the lone shooter to convert for Quebec. Both goaltenders were strong, with Quebec’s Olivier Tremblay (Saguenay, Que./Jonquière, LHMAAAQ) and Sweden’s Felix Sandström combining to stop 90 of the 94 shots they faced through regulation and overtime. Quebec outshot Sweden 51-43 overall. The Swedes got off to a quick start, as Joel Ek Eriksson scored on the game’s first shot just 59 seconds after the puck had dropped. Quebec answered past the 13-minute mark with a power-play tally off the stick of Anthony Beauvillier (Sorel, Que./Shawinigan, LHJMQ) who snapped a shot just inside the short-side post, with assists going to Nicolas Roy (Amos, Que./Chicoutimi, LHJMQ) and Jéremy Roy (Richelieu, Que./Sherbrooke, LHJMQ). The Swedes again took the lead 6:25 into the second period thanks to Oliver Erixon, but Nicolas Roy answered just over three minutes later, blocking a point shot from before converting a breakaway opportunity, going forehand to backhand before beating Sandström through the five-hole. Blocked shots were key for Quebec, with defencemen Guillaume Brisebois (St-Hilaire, Que./Acadie-Bathurst, LHJMQ) and Simon Bourque (Longueuil, Que./Rimouski, LHJMQ) leading the charge and helping Quebec earn a single point. Quebec captain Jérémy Roy also sacrificed his body, blocking two shots while shorthanded in overtime, one as he slid towards a Swedish point shot and the other stopping a slap shot with the open palm of his glove. After Emanuelsson and Dostie traded goals in round one of the shootout, and both teams missed in round two, Léman went high with a backhand to beat Tremblay, and Sandström stopped Nicolas Roy to clinch the win. Quebec will enjoy a New Year’s Day away from the rink before wrapping up its preliminary round Thursday afternoon (2 p.m. AT) against West in North Sydney, while the Swedes try to remain unbeaten Wednesday afternoon (2 p.m. AT) when it faces West at the Emera Centre Northside. 		Visiting Team: Quebec
 Home Team: Sweden
QUEBEC LINEUP
Pos No.   Name
G30  Booth, Callum
G31  Tremblay, Olivier
 2  Henley, David
 3  Galipeau, Olivier
 4  Bourque, Simon
 5  Brisebois, Guillaume
 6  Meloche, Nicolas
 7  Roy, Jérémy
 8  Lalonde, Bradley
 9  Bell, Jason
 10  Roy, Nicolas
 11  Phelan, James
 12  Beauvillier, Anthony
 14  Gauthier, Julien
 15  Dostie, Alex
 16  Bouchard, Jérémy
 17  Fortier, Maxime
 18  Aquin, Pascal
 19  Gignac, Brandon
 20  Boucher, Matthew
 21  Laberge, Samuel
 22  Blier, Samuel
QUEBEC PENALTIES
Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
1st6 2:00 Unsportsmanlike Conduct minor 11:061 11:0610:54
1st14 2:00 (auto) Interference minor 18:581 18:583:02
2nd19 2:00 (auto) Boarding minor 7:491 7:4914:11
3rd10 2:00 (auto) Cross-Checking minor 7:52  7:5214:08
3rd2 2:00 (auto) Interference minor 15:011 15:016:59
1st OT15 2:00 Slashing minor 1:271 1:275:33
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
SWEDEN LINEUP
Pos No.   Name
G1  Sandstrom, Felix
G30  Hedström, Rasmus
 2  Anderberg, Alexander
 3  Alftberg, Philip
 4  Bouramman, Gustav
 5  Carlsson, Lucas
 6  Carlsson, Gabriel
 7  Larsson, Jacob
 8  Léman, Jonathan
 10  Dahlström, John
 11  Ahl, Filip
 12  Asplund, Rasmus
 13  Neubauer, Henrik
 14  Davidsson, Jonathan
 15  Emanuelsson, Einar
 16  Erixon, Oliver
 17  Grundström, Carl
 18  Maier, Andreas
 19  Ölund, Linus
 20  Eriksson, Joel Ek
 22  Kalte, Anton
 23  Magnusson, Philip
SWEDEN PENALTIES
Per. No.  Min  Offence Off PP PS Start On
1st4 2:00 (auto) Holding minor 6:591 6:5915:01
1st14 2:00 (auto) Hooking minor 12:121 12:129:48
1st6 2:00 (auto) Interference minor 17:091 17:094:51
2nd18 2:00 Roughing after the whistle minor 2:311 2:3119:29
2nd2 2:00 (auto) Interference minor 14:311 14:317:29
3rd2 2:00 (auto) Cross-Checking minor 7:52  7:5214:08
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
QUEBEC Goals QUEBEC PLAYERS (plus) SWEDEN PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time    G-As1-As2    
1st13:13 PP 12-10-7            
2nd9:53  10            
SWEDEN Goals SWEDEN PLAYERS (plus) QUEBEC PLAYERS (minus)
Per. Time    G-As1-As2    
1st:59  20-10-8            
2nd6:25  16-14-19            
POWER PLAY OPPORTUNITIES
QUEBEC 1 / 5
SWEDEN 0 / 5
PENALTY SUMMARY
QUEBEC 12 min / 6 inf
SWEDEN 12 min / 6 inf
POINT SUMMARY
QUEBEC 2 G + 2 A = 4 Pts
SWEDEN 2 G + 4 A = 6 Pts
SCORING 1 2 3 OT1 OT2 Total
QUEBEC110002
SWEDEN110002
GOALTENDER/SAVES (Time) 1 2 3 OT1 OT2 Tot. On Off
QUE - Tremblay (70:07) 914117041/0:001st OT/10:07
SWE - Sandstrom (70:07) 1318162049/0:001st OT/10:07
Stars of the Game TIME OF GAME:
  -  Start: 6:00 PM
  -  End: 6:00 PM
  -  Attendance: 0 
OFFICIALS
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CERTIFIED CORRECT
 
This report has been checked and verified against the Official World Under-17 Hockey Challenge Game Report.

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