Recap: Carter Meyer Dazzles In Remparts Win Over Wildcats

The ninth weekend of QMJHL action started with a single fixture on Remembrance Day, with the Quebec Remparts travelling to face the Moncton Wildcats in New Brunswick.

In a team loaded with high-end talent, it was Carter Meyer who stole the show in this one, giving the Remparts another victory.

The first period was a bit of a cagey one, until an Elliott Mullen double-minor for high sticking opened up a big chance for the visitors to open the scoring.

Meyer made his mark just 30 seconds into the first minor, taking the puck on a regroup in the neutral zone and cutting right through the Moncton defence, before sliding a finish past Jacoby Weiner to open the scoring.

That 1-0 scoreline would hold through to the intermission, with Quebec holding an 11-8 lead in shots.

It was all Quebec in the second. Maddox Dagenais ripped one home to make it 2-0, before Meyer got his second of the game tapping home a feed in tight after a really nice bit of forechecking play by Egan Beveridge.

The teams entered the third with that 3-0 scoreline, and while Moncton pushed a bit, it was mostly a well-managed game by Quebec against a Wildcats team that's had some troubles scoring goals in recent weeks.

Mullen would score late, shorthanded on a really nice move to break Patrick Deniger's shutout bid. But, it was too little, too late with just two minutes left, and the away side walked away with another two points to put them alone atop the Eastern conference.

Player of the Night

Carter Meyer (QUE) - 2 goals, 0 assists

Quebec at Saint John - 6 PM ET
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