In this Wednesday, September 16, 2009, our Panthers were back at home to begin the first battle of the 158 receiving Traffic Joliette. After experiencing a good start to the season with 4 straight wins, the men of Gianni Cantini have played the same trick in Joliette in with them this time by a score of 3-2 in overtime on a goal of Nicholas Valliere Mayer who gave a 5th consecutive win our Panthers in front of more than 800 spectators at the arena Melançon.
Before beginning the game, the Traffic Joliette received penalties for 10 minutes while 6 of their players have left the warming period after the time allowed.
Equality still remained 0-0 after one period and 1-1 after 2 period. In the 3rd period the two teams traded 1 goal each to carry the mark and 2-2 in overtime Nicholas Valliere-Mayer, with a thundering slapshot, he completely baffled the vigilance of the guard Joliette to escape with the victory.
In victory, Jess Tanguy opened the scoring for our Panthers by entering his 3rd season and Nicholas Valliere Mayer has entered its 4th and 5th goals while Francis Piché completed his night with 2 assists.
Met after the match, head coach Gianni Cantini Is very happy to win the 5th " We're in the right direction, the guys play well, but we are only at the beginning of the season and nothing is perfect, we must continue to improve further. "In commenting Cantini.
Panthers have dominated our opponents in terms of shots on goal for a 5th straight game 41-21. The rookie goalie Maxime Belanger was in his first start this season before the cage of our Panthers and recorded his first win of the season.
Our next home game will take place next Wednesday September 23 while the Cobras de Terrebonne will visitors to the Arena Melançon from 19.45. By this time, Saturday, September 19, our Panthers will travel to the region of Thetford Mines to face the veins Arena Blake Lake from 20:00.
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