Halifax Mooseheads beat Wildcats in a rematch road game

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By Blake Priddle

Posted Feb 19, 2024 05:08:31 PM.

Last Updated Feb 19, 2024 05:08:35 PM.

The Halifax Mooseheads are back on track following their Heritage Day Showdown.

They recovered from their big loss on Sunday to the Moncton Wildcats by beating them 5-4 in overtime on the road.

Brady Schultz scored the winning goal for the Mooseheads, his seventh this season. He also managed to get a goal in the second and two assists.

The Herd will begin their last Quebec road trip of the regular season on Thursday with a stop in Sherbrooke to play the Phoenix. That game will start at 8PM Atlantic time and Garreth MacDonald will have all the action on CityNews 95.7

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