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Phil McConkey Womens Jersey . - James Phelan scored 3:03 into overtime as the Shawinigan Cataractes defeated the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 5-4 on Friday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Alexis DAoust had two goals and two assists for Shawinigan (10-9-2) with Gabriel Slight and Anthony Beauvillier also finding the back of the net in regulation.Maxime St-Cyr struck twice for the Drakkar (13-5-3) with Luca Ciampini and Jasmin Boutet also chipping in.Marvin Cupper made 29 saves for the win while Philippe Cadorette turned aside 35 shots in the loss.Baie-Comeau was 1 for 2 on the power play while the Cataractes were scoreless on seven attempts.---SEADOGS 4 MOOSEHEADS 2HALIFAX — Justice Dundas had a pair of goals for Saint John to lead them past the Mooseheads.Nathan Noel and Adam Marsh also chipped in for the Seadogs (13-3-3)Montreal Canadiens prospect Nikolaj Ehlers and Samuel Leblanc scored for Halifax (7-11-2).---WILDCATS 4 TITAN 1BATHURST, N.B. — Conor Garland scored twice and added an assist for Moncton as they skated past the Titan.Lane Cormier also had a pair of goals for the Wildcats (12-8-0).Aaron Kerr found the back of the net in the first period for Acadie-Bathurst (5-15-1).---REMPARTS 6 VOLTIGEURS 2QUEBEC CITY — Adam Erne had two goals for the Remparts as they dominated Drummondville.Marc-Olivier Roy, Olivier Garneau, Ryan Graves and Zachery Moody rounded out the attack for Quebec (13-6-0).Dylan Montcalm scored shorthanded for the Voltigeurs (9-8-2) while Joey Ratelle had the other.---TIGRES 4 PHOENIX 0VICTORIAVILLE, Que. — Chase Marchand made 33 saves to record the shutout for the Tigres over Sherbrooke.Gabriel Gagne struck twice for Victoriaville (11-6-3) with Jordan Ty Fournier and Carl Marois also finding the back of the net.Alex Bureau kicked out 21 shots for the Phoenix (13-7-0).---ARMADA 4 HUSKIES 1BOISBRIAND, Que. — Fabrizio Ricci had a goal and an assist for the Armada over Rouyn-Noranda.Alexandre Delisle-Houde, Philippe Sanche and Nikita Jevpalovs rounded out the Blainville-Boisbriand (11-6-2) attack.Francis Perron had a power-play goal for the Huskies (10-9-1).---ISLANDERS 4 OLYMPIQUES 1GATINEAU, Que. — Filip Chlapik scored two of Charlottetowns three third-period goals in its win over the Olympiques.Keith Getson and David Henley chipped in for the Islanders (9-10-2).Vaclav Karabacek opened the scoring for Gatineau (10-8-4).---OCEANIC 8 SAGUENEENS 1RIMOUSKI, Que. — Alexis Loiseau had two goals and two assists in the Oceanics rout of Chicoutimi.Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Frederik Gauthier, William Couture, Simon Bourque, Vincent Dunn, Samuel Laberge and Michael Joly rounded out the Rimouski (14-6-2) offence.Nicolas Roy had a third-period goal for the Sagueneens (7-11-1). 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Turns out, captain Jonathan Toews and Co. wanted to return the favour. "This shows how unbelievable this city is," Toews said, addressing the rapt crowd at Grant Park. "Unbelievable. Thank you." The Blackhawks rode to the rally in red, open-topped buses, passing waving and screaming fans of every age as the parade travelled from the United Center to the downtown party. Toews hoisted the Stanley Cup over his head to show it off to the crowd, which was cooled by large water misters placed along the route with temperatures in the low 80s. One of the many signs read "Thank you, guys" on the top line and "Best 17 seconds of my life" for the second part -- referring to the pair of late goals that lifted the Blackhawks to a 3-2 title-clinching victory over the Boston Bruins on Monday night. And there was at least one expression of love for Andrew Shaw, the hardscrabble forward who required stitches on his face after he was hit by a puck Monday. It was the second championship in four seasons for the Blackhawks, and authorities thought Fridays crowd was even heartier than the 2 million that came out in 2010. "What do you say we get back here and do it again next year?" forward Patrick Sharp said to a big cheer at the rally. The Grant Park crowd also enjoyed a brief but colorful speech by normally reserved goaltender Corey Crawford, who drew wide grins and chuckles from his teammates. "Its tough to follow that speech by Corey Crawford," Toews said after he carried the Cup onto the stage. Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford said 42 people were taken to hospitals with heat-related health problems. He also said 20 people jumped into a restricted part of Lake Michigan and the fire department made sure that all 20 came out of the water. The massive crowd at thhe park grew steadily all morning long, with the most ardent supporters camping out overnight, ready to sprint to the big stage the minute police swung the barriers aside. Mark Bavaro Youth Jersey. By the time buses delivered the players and their families, the park was packed. Some fans brought along homemade versions of the Stanley Cup, including one fashioned from an empty beer keg. Twenty-somethings Courtney Baldwin and Meghan OKane, from the citys suburbs, slapped together their tribute from a jumble of jugs and plastic bowls painted grey. It was empty Friday morning, but Baldwin said they planned to fill it with an adult beverage in the afternoon -- a common occurrence for the actual silver trophy over the past week. One fan who dashed to the front near the stage was Michael Wilczynski, a 26-year-old sales associate from the suburbs. His father took him to his first game and they partied together downtown after the last Stanley Cup victory. "My dad died in February. We came to 2010. Im not going to miss this. I had to be here," he said. The Blackhawks gave the city something to celebrate as the Cubs and White Sox grind through another lost summer. And fans took note. "We love the Blackhawks. This is history and this is a championship, unlike the Cubs," OKane said, taking a shot at a team that hasnt won a World Series since 1908. The franchises fifth Stanley Cup was the culmination of a banner season for the Blackhawks, who set an NHL record when they recorded at least one point in the first 24 games -- half of the lockout-shortened schedule. They finished with the best record in the league. The dramatic Game 6 victory in Boston sparked a raucous party in parts of Chicago. Fans poured out of bars after the thrilling finish and celebrated in the streets in the several neighbourhoods. Sarah Schmidt, 22, who grew up in Chicago and made the pilgrimage to Fridays celebrations from Milwaukee, told her boss she was taking the day off no matter what. She hoped her bartending gig would still be there when the party was over. "I cant miss this," she said. ' ' '