Mooseheads outplayed, outshot in Moncton

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Posted Oct 18, 2015 05:36:17 PM.

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MONCTON–The Halifax Mooseheads two-game winning streak was snapped Sunday afternoon as they were routed by the Moncton Wildcats with a final score of 7-1.

Danny Moynihan picked up the lone Mooseheads goal on a powerplay early in the third period. He was assisted by Otto Somppi and Walter Flower.

The Wildcats greatly outshot the Mooseheads 40-14.

Conor Garland scored two goals for Moncton, while Manuel Wiedere, Kelly Klima, William Bower, Stephen Johnson and Éric Léger each scored one goal.

The Mooseheads defeated the Acadie-Bathurst Titan 7-4 on Saturday for Pink in the Rink night. After this weekend they’re sitting at 4-8-1-1 with ten points on the season.

The Herd will travel to Cape Breton to face the Screaming Eagles on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. AT at Centre 200.

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