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    Jacob Titus
    Jacob Titus
    Nov 5, 2025, 22:26
    Updated at: Nov 6, 2025, 15:54

    The Armada take back first place, while the Sags are catching up quickly.

    Week eight of QMJHL action kicks off with twp games tonight:

    • Val-d'Or at Quebec - 7 PM EST
    • Chicoutimi at Baie-Comeau - 7 PM EST

    Here's how the league is shaping up after seven weeks.

    Tier One - Contenders

    1. Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (11-4-2)

    2. Chicoutimi Saguenéens (9-2-3)

    3. Charlottetown Islanders (11-4-4)

    4. Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (10-3-3)

    Tier Two - Pretenders

    5. Newfoundland Regiment (9-6-1)

    6. Halifax Mooseheads (10-5-1)

    7. Sherbrooke Phoenix (9-5-1)

    8. Drummondville Voltigeurs (9-4-2)

    9. Gatineau Olympiques (9-8-0)

    10. Moncton Wildcats (7-4-2)

    11. Shawinigan Cataractes (6-3-3)

    12. Val-d'Or Foreurs (7-6-3)

    Tier Three - Hopefuls

    13. Rimouski Océanic (7-7-1)

    14. Saint John Sea Dogs (7-7-`1)

    15. Victoriaville Tigres (6-7-2) 

    16, Quebec Remparts (6-9-1)

    17. Cape Breton Eagles (4-7-4)

    18. Baie-Comeau Drakkar (2-10-4)

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    Also follow @jakewtitus and @roryyarthur on X/Twitter for more updates.

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