The Quebec Remparts used their special teams on Sunday to defeat the Acadie-Bathurst Titan 5-1 in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Having the leagues top-ranked penalty kill, the Remparts (28-6-3) killed off the Titans number one power play five times, scoring once while short handed. Quebec also used its third-ranked power play to produce two goals. Alexandre Comtois and Adam Erne each scored with the man advantage while Frederick Roy scored a short-handed goal late in the third period. Michael McNamee had a goal and an assist as Martin Lefebvre added a single to round out the Remparts scoring. Christophe Losier scored the lone goal for Acadie-Bathurst (18-18-4) as leading scorer Zach OBrien had his nine-game point streak snapped. Louis Domingue made 22 saves for the win while Jacob Brennan stopped 24 shots in the loss. Quebec heads into the holiday break as the top team in the QMJHL, two points ahead of the Saint John Sea Dogs. Elsewhere in the QMJHL, it was: Cape Breton 4, Halifax 1; Saint John 5, Moncton 2; and Chicoutimi 5, Drummondville 4. At Quebec City, Lefebvre scored at 10:40 of the first period to give the Remparts a 1-0 lead but Losier scored at 14:44 to tie the game at one after 20 minutes of play. Quebec took a 3-1 lead in the second period after McNamee scored at 15:11 and Erne at 17:00, on the power play. Comtois made it 4-1 with a power-play goal at 13:57 of the third period and Roy added a short-handed, empty-net goal with just over a minute remaining to give Quebec a 5-1 victory. --- Screaming Eagles 4 Mooseheads 1 At Sydney, N.S., Jonathan Brunelle had a goal and two assists while Philippe Trudeau stopped 18 shots as Cape Breton (15-21-1) beat Halifax (22-11-3). --- Sea Dogs 5 Wildcats 2 At Moncton, N.B., Stephen MacAulay scored twice and Zack Phillips had a goal and an assist to lead Saint John (28-10-1) over the Wildcats (17-18-2). --- Sagueneens 5 Voltiguers 4 At Drummondville, Que., Guillaume Asselin had two goals and set up one more as Chicoutimi (17-11-8) came from behind in the third period to defeat the Voltiguers (14-18-5). wholesale jerseys china . -- It has been a chaotic week for Shanghai Bobby. cheap jerseys from china . You can watch Raonic play Paul-Henri Mathieu of France live on TSN2 and TSN.ca at approximately 3:30pm et/12:30pm pt. http://www.chinacheapnfljerseysst... . This week, they discuss the marriage of Hope Solo, the soccer goal heard round the world, the American League MVP award, and the NFL game experience in Buffalo. [url=http://www.chinacheapnfljerseysstore.com/]wholesale nfl jerseys . Zeeman, a Laurentian University student from Cambridge, Ont., finished third in 08:20.76. Germanys Julia Lier won gold in 08:17. chinacheapnfljerseysstore . Check out todays trade rumours and speculation from around the NHL beat. And follow TSN.ca each day until Deadline Day for all the updates. Broadway Bound? Less than a full season after returning to Edmonton, theres the possibility that Ryan Smyth could be leaving again, this time to New York.OBERHOF, Germany -- Axel Teichmann delighted home fans by winning the mens pursuit race in the second event of the Tour de Ski cross-country series on Friday. The German skier covered the 15-kilometre distance in classic style in 46 minutes 3.3 seconds, coming from behind after Thursdays prologue. Teichmann started 28.7 seconds behind Petter Northug Jr. of Norway, but surged past the world champion to win by more than two seconds. Northug clocked 46:05.6 and last years tour winner Dario Cologna of Switzerland was third in 46:06.2. Devon Kershaw of Sudbury, Ont., was 15th in 46:19.5. He didnt have much kick to his skis once the track became glassy midway through the race. "The body felt so good again today, it is really tricky conditions and I had to rely solely on my upper body for the last six kilometres," Kershaw said. "It is a bit frustrating, but that is the game of cross-country skiing. Our guys tried their best,, but the temperatures warmed up and theres nothing you can do.ddddddddddddWe have the best wax techs in the business and this will motivate them for sure. "It is frustrating, but tomorrow will be similar conditions and I know well get it right. There are lots of races to go." Alex Harvey of St-Ferreol-les-Neiges, Que., was 27th and Ivan Babikov of Canmore, Alta., finished 52nd. Earlier, defending champion Justyna Kowalczyk of Poland won the 10-kilometre womens pursuit race. Kowalczyk also won Thursdays prologue and led from start to finish in the classical event to win in 32:04.4. Therese Johaug of Norway by two-tenths of a second. World Cup leader Marit Bjoergen of Norway was third in 32:11.5. Bjoergen started in second place while Johaug jumped from 14th. Johaug also moved into second place in the overall World Cup standings. The gruelling nine-event series in 11 days takes place in Germany and Italy. ' ' '