SHERBROOKE, Que. - Jean-Sebastien Dea scored three times, including the winner, as the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies edged the host Sherbrooke Phoenix 4-3 in overtime on Friday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Dea forced overtime with a power-play goal in the third period and then earned the Huskies (26-13-5) the victory 1:28 into extra time. Antoine Waked also scored for Rouyn-Noranda while Marcus Power had three assists. Daniel Audette had a goal and two assists for the Phoenix (14-26-6) while Mitchell Lundholm and Jeremy Roy had the others. Alexandre Belanger made 28 saves for the Huskies as Sherbrookes Maxime Lagace stopped 42-of-46 shots in a losing cause. --- VOLTIGEURS 2 TITAN 0 BATHURST, N.B. -- Louis-Philip Guindon stopped 33 shots as Drummondville blanked the Titan. Matthew Boudens and Joey Ratelle scored for the Voltigeurs (28-15-2), who went 0-for-3 on the power play, while Georgs Golovkovs assisted on both. Patrick Walsh led Acadie-Bathurst (17-24-4) with seven shots on net as his club failed to score on eight chances with the man advantage. Jacob Brennan made 22 saves for the Titan. --- SCREAMING EAGLES 8 WILDCATS 3 SYDNEY, N.S. -- Kyle Farrell scored three goals and added two assists and Justin Hache had four assists as Cape Breton crushed Moncton. Clark Bishop scored once and set up two more for the Screaming Eagles (23-19-3) while Francis Brunelle, Cameron Darcy, Jeremy Beaudry and Julien Pelletier produced a goal each. Christophe Lalonde, William Bower and Ivan Barbashev supplied the offence for the Wildcats (23-22-2). Alex Bureau made 21 saves for Cape Breton while Monctons Jason Rioux gave up all eight goals on 50 shots against. --- SEA DOGS 3 ISLANDERS 2 SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- David Weckworths goal at 18:30 of the third period stood up as the winner as the Sea Dogs slipped past Charlottetown. Samuel Dove-McFalls and Olivier Leblanc also scored for Saint John (13-27-4) and Noah Zilbert tacked on two assists. Kameron Kielly and Nathan Yetman responded for the Islanders (17-24-5). Sebastien Auger stopped 36 shots for the Sea Dogs as Charlottetowns Eric Brassard made 28 saves in a losing cause. --- SAGUENEENS 3 Cataractes 2 (OT) CHICOUTIMI, Que. -- Frederic Allard scored 1:52 into overtime to lift the Sagueneens over Shawinigan. Philippe Archambault and Laurent Dauphin registered a goal each for Chicoutimi (23-22-1) while Domenic Graham turned away 23 shots for the victory. The Cataractes (11-27-7) got both goals from Giovanni Fiore. Marvin Cupper kicked out 39-of-42 shots for Shawinigan. --- TIGRES 6 FOREURS 5 (SO) VICTORIAVILLE, Que. -- Jean-Francois Plante scored twice in regulation and then in the shootout as the Tigres came from behind to beat Val-dOr. Jonathan Diaby, Carl Marois and Cameron Yarwood also scored for Victoriaville (20-19-6), which trailed 5-3 heading into the third period. Louick Marcotte scored a pair of goals for the Foreurs (27-16-2), Guillaume Gelinas had a goal and three assists, while Thomas Gobeil and Maxime Presseault tacked on a goal apiece. Francois Tremblay made 37 saves for the Tigres as Antoine Bibeau turned away 45-of-50 shots for Val-dOr. --- DRAKKAR 6 OLYMPIQUES 4 BAIE-COMEAU, Que. -- Alexis Vanier scored twice as the Drakkar jumped out to a six-goal lead before Gatineau found its offence. Jeremy Gregoire, Denis Gorbunov, Dominic Poulin and Maxime St-Cyr also scored for Baie-Comeau (29-12-4), which extended its win streak to four games, while Felix Girard added two assists. Adam Stevens, Vaclav Karabacek, Jonathan Bourcier and Martin Reway all scored in the third period for the Olympiques (28-16-1), who trailed 6-0 after 40 minutes of action. 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After a scramble by the Stars net, Nilstorp gave Kevin Marshall a two-handed shove near the side of the net and was called for roughing. On the ensuing power play, Trevor Smith beat Nilstorp through the five-hole after taking a pass from Sam Carrick. Ashton added his second goal with 54 seconds remaining in the period, tapping home a pass during a 2-on-1 with Spencer Abbott. "Playing with (Peter Holland) and (Abbot), they make good plays," Ashton said. "If I have my stick on the ice they make it pretty easy." Texas finally capitalized on the power play with 3:25 remaining-- a 6-on-4 goal by Curtis McKenzie. But it didnt sour the penalty-killing effort. In the series Toronto has killed 30-of-33 Texas power plays and had killed 23 straight before McKenzies goal. Nilstorp stopped 22 of 25 shots in the loss. Toronto has now scored first in all 13 of its playoff games. Game 7 will be Tuesday night at the Cedar Park Centre. 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