Ex-Isles goalie Bibeau assigned to Marlies

Former Charlottetown Islanders goalie Antoine Bibeau was the last goaltender cut from the Toronto Maple Leafs' training camp and has been assigned to the team's AHL affiliate, the Toronto Marlies.

The news was announced yesterday.

The 20-year-old, Victoriaville, Que., native made appearances in two pre-season games with the Maple Leafs. On Sept. 23, Bibeau made 15 saves in 30:15 played to share a shutout with Jonathan Bernier against the Philadelphia Flyers. The next night, Bibeau played 30:33 against the Ottawa Senators and stopped 18-of-20 shots.

Toronto drafted Bibeau in the sixth round, 172nd overall in 2013.

Darrell Theriault photo.

Bibeau spent two and half seasons in Charlottetown with the P.E.I. Rocket and Charlottetown Islanders. Originally a fifth round pick by the now-defunct Lewiston Manieiacs in 2010, Bibeau would go on to post a 43-40 record, 3.32 goals against average, a 0.901 save percentage and six shutouts with the Rocket/Islanders.

At the Christmas trade period, Bibeau was dealt to the eventual President Cup Champions Val-d'Or Foreurs where he posted a 13-8 record with a 3.03 goals against average, 0.900 save percentage and one shutout. In 24 playoff games, he led the Foreurs with a 2.80 goals against average and a 0.913 save percentage.

After four games and semi-finals elimination to the Edmonton Oil Kings at the MasterCard Memorial Cup Tournament in London, Ont., Bibeau was named the tournament's top goalie with a 2.76 goals against average and a 0.932 save percentage. He was the only goalie to have a shutout and it came in the tournament's opener in a 51-save effort against the London Knights.

Islanders painting to rink pink this weekend

The Charlottetown Islanders are preparing for a two-game home stand this weekend with the fight against Breast Cancer taking center stage.

On Friday evening, the Islanders will take on the Val-d'Or Foreurs at 7 p.m. Members from the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and the CIBC Run for the Cure will be on hand selling raffle tickets for a chance to win a limited edition Pink jersey to be worn by the team on Saturday night in the game against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies at 7 p.m.

 For the game Saturday night, the Charlottetown Islanders are inviting all breast cancer survivors to the game free of charge and will be acknowledging them in a pregame ceremony.

“We wanted to come up with a way to acknowledge the courage and tenacity of our Island Breast Cancer survivors, above and beyond just raising money," said Islanders President of Hockey Operations Craig Foster. "It makes it a lot more meaningful when you can see those who have fought the battle and won. Of course, we want to also acknowledge the courage of those who lost their fight with this terrible disease with a moment of silence prior to the game."


Source: charlottetownislanders.com

Mike DiPaolo signs with AHL's Springfield Falcons

Former Charlottetown Islanders defenceman Mike DiPaolo has signed with the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League.

Springfield is the AHL affiliate of the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets.

The 20-year-old skated in 51 games with the Islanders last season, recording four assists and 165 penalty minutes.

“I’m pretty excited,” said the Brantford, Ont., native. “I wasn’t really expecting anything to start off the year but I’m glad I had a good camp.”

DiPaolo attended Columbus’ rookie camp and took part in the Prospects Tournament in Traverse City, Mich.

“I want to be up there and be in every game and improve and develop. I just want to play how I play - physical.”

Springfield opens their 2014-2015 season in Syracuse against the Crunch at 7 p.m. EST.

Wildcats down Islanders 5-3

Ivan Barbashev scored a hat-trick to lead the Moncton Wildcats to a 5-3 win over the Charlottetown Islanders Sunday afternoon at Eastlink Centre.

The Islanders drop to 4-2-1-0 on the season as the Wildcats improve to 4-2-0-0 on the season.

Charlottetown trailed 4-0 going into the third period before scoring three of their own to make it interesting.

"We really made a push to comeback but we just came up short at the end," said Islanders rookie Mitchell Balmas.

It stings, said Islanders forward Bradley Kennedy.

"We kind of shot ourselves in the foot in the first period taking all those penalties but it's just the way things go."

Balmas said the team is pushing to play a full 60-minute game.

"We're not right there yet. We just got to keep going, be discipline, battle and do the little things right."

Both Balmas and Kennedy scored goals in the third period for the Islanders.

Moncton opened the scoring at 7:03 of the first period with Ivan Barbashev's first goal of the season and of the game. Christophe Lalonde and Conor Garland drew assists. Shots were 13-6 in favour of Moncton, despite having four power plays.

In the second period, Mathieu Olivier gave Moncton a 2-0 lead at 8:02 with his first goal of the season. Will Smith and Stephen Johnson drew assists. Barbashev added his second goal of the game at 14:48 to give the Wildcats a 3-0 lead before Lalonde's third of the season made it 4-0 at 16:50 on the power play. Shot were 16-7 Moncton.

"They buried their opportunities," said Kennedy on the second period. "I think we gave them two odd-man rushes and they capitalized."

The Islanders found the back of the net at the 7:24 mark of the third period with Balmas' second goal of the season. Kennedy drew the lone assist. Kennedy then made it a two-goal game with a power play goal at 13:26 with his second goal of the season. Oliver Cooper and Ryan MacKinnon picked up assists. Just 1:12 later, Julien Avon's first goal of the season made it 4-3 with Samuel Guilbault picking up the lone assist.

The comeback was short lived as Barbashev added his third of the game at 17:26.

Islanders held a 19-7 shot advantage in the third period.

Alex Dubeau made 29 saves in the winning cage for Moncton as Mason McDonald took the loss for Charlottetown making 31 saves.

The Islanders are in Saint John on Wednesday Oct. 1 to battle the Sea Dogs.

“We just got to take the positives out of the game, so we’ll worry about the negatives coming up this week and come back in Saint John…just play a full 60 minutes and work it down low,” said Balmas.

Game time on Wednesday is 7 p.m. AST

Islanders Insights:
-Islanders power play was one-for-two

-Islanders penalty kill was five-for-six

-Oliver Cooper led the team in hits with three

-Islanders outhit the Wildcats 13-12

-Kameron Kielly was 14-for-18 in the face-off circle

-Mitchell Balmas lead the team in shots with six, two of which were considered dangerous

Islanders down Titan for second straight win

Kameron Kielly’s late second period goal proved to be the winner in a 4-3 Charlottetown Islanders win over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan Friday night at Eastlink Centre.

“We battled hard but we still have yet to put together 60 minutes,” said the 17-year-old Charlottetown native Kielly. “We played hard and obviously that’s two big points for us again against them and we’re happy with the outcome.”

With the win, the Islanders improve to 4-1-1-0 on the season with nine points.

It’s still too early to be mesmerized by the record, said Kielly.

“Obviously we’ll take the points if we can get them. We’ll keep building on it and hopefully better things can come.”

The Titan losses its fifth straight game and sit last in the Maritimes Division with a 1-5-0-0 record.

Bradley Kennedy and Kielly scored 1:11 apart late in the second period to break a 2-2 tie. Kielly also added an assist on the night.

Mark Simpson led the way for the Titan with two goals.

It was just Wednesday when these two teams last met in Bathurst. Kielly said the Islanders had more of a jump tonight.

“We played more of a complete game and we played more minutes than we did Wednesday but we’re still working on putting 60 minutes together.”

Filip Chlapik opened the scoring at the 4:23 mark of the first period with his fifth goal of the young season. Daniel Sprong and Guillaume Rioux-Legault drew assists. Shots were 12-9 in favour of Bathurst.

In the second period, Simpson tied the game for Bathurst at the 2:01 mark with Egor Popov drawing the assist. Alexandre Goulet regained the lead for Charlottetown with his second goal of the season at 6:30 with Kielly drawing the lone assist. The Titan tied the game 2-2 with Simpson’s second goal of the game and sixth of the season at 12:09.

The Islanders pulled ahead 3-2 with a power play goal from Bradley Kennedy at 16:14. Ryan MacKinnon and Spenser Cobbold drew assists. Moments later, Kielly’s fifth goal of the season made it a 4-2 Islanders game at 17:25. Goulet and Oliver Cooper drew assists.

Kennedy’s power play goal was huge, said Kielly.

“That was big for us to cash in on that, grab a little momentum and I was just looking to follow that up with a good shift and was fortunate enough to get a bounce.”

Shots in the second period were 13-8 in Bathurst’s favour.

The Titan had the lone goal of the third period coming on the power play, with the net empty, off the stick of Juraj Mily at 18:34.

Mason McDonald picked up his second win making 30 saves for the Islanders. Rookie Alexandre Lagace took the loss for the Titan making 20 saves.

The Islanders will host the Moncton Wildcats Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. AST.

“Not hard to get up for that one,” said Kielly. “Obviously a pretty good rivalry as everyone knows. We have to be up and ready for it and play a complete game.”

Islanders Insights
-Islanders were one-for-five on the power play

-Islanders killed off two-of-three penalties

-Defenceman Dexter Weber led the game with four hits.

-Ryan MacKinnon led the Islanders in shots on goal with four.

-Filip Chlapik was 11-for-15 in the face-off circle.

Jersey Countdown: Numbers 31-30

Welcome to the fifth edition of Jersey Countdown. This time, we take a look at numbers 31-30.

#31
Maxime Lagace, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013
Games played: 201
Regular season stats: 33-56, 4.23 GAA, 0.870 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Texas Stars, AHL

Eric Bourbeau, G
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2002-2003
Games played: 72
Regular season stats: 6-11, 3.93 GAA, 0.875 Save %

Frederik Brindamour, G
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 1999-2000
Games played: 69
Regular season stats: 23-25-5, 4.10 GAA, 0.879 Save %
Last team: Unknown

Pascal Leclaire, G
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2001-2002
Games played: 57
Regular season stats: 15-23-4, 3.27 GAA, 0.895 Save %
Last team: 2010-2011 - Ottawa Senators, NHL

Evan Mosher, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2006-2007, 2007-2008
Games played: 31
Regular season stats: 0-3, 6.15 GAA, 0.854 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Quad City Mallards, CHL

#30
Jonathan Cayer, G
Montreal Rocket
Seasons:1999-2000, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003
Games played: 277
Regular season stats: 49-74-14, 3.77 GAA, 0.884 Save %
Last team: 2007-2008 - Charlevoix Boomerang, QSCHL

Marc-Antoine Gelinas, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2007-2008
Games played: 70
Regular season stats: 16-21, 3.64 GAA, 0.900 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Trois-Rivieres Blizzard CNS, LNAH

Dany Dallaire, G
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2000-2001
Games played: 19
Regular season stats: 2-5-2, 4.70 GAA, 0.871 Save %
Last team: 2011-2012 - Trois-Rivieres Caron & Guay, LNAH

Francois Levesque, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2009-2010
Games played: 4
Regular season stats: 1-0, 4.00 GAA, 0.862 Save %
Last team: 2009-2010 - Sherbrooke College Cham. Cougars, QJAAAHL

Game day: Titan @ Islanders

Date: Friday Sept. 26, 2014

Match: Acadie-Bathurst Titan @ Charlottetown Islanders

Where: Eastlink Centre, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Time:7 p.m.

TV: Webcast

Live Tweets: @IslesLive & @TitanNationCA

The second game of the home-and-home series with the Acadie-Bathurst Titan will shift to the Eastlink Centre tonight.

The Islanders will be looking to make it two wins in a row, as Bathrust will be looking to snap a four-game losing streak.

On Wednesday night, when these two teams last met, the Islanders saw themselves down 2-0 going into the third period but rallied with three unanswered goals in the opening 6:54 of the period to take a 3-2 lead. The Titan tied the game, but Islanders Captain Ryan MacKinnon scored the eventual game winning goal. 

Charlottetown comes into tonight's contest with a 3-1-1-0 record with seven points. The Titan come into tonight's game with a 1-4-0-0 record. Bathurst has lost four-straight games since winning its season home opener on Sept. 12.

Tonight's lineup should look the same for Charlottetown - without Ross Johnston who is still with the New York Islanders. Bathurst is not missing anyone to NHL camps.

Pre-game stats

Last meeting this season:	Sept. 24, CHA 4 @ BAT 3
Next game between two teams:	Friday Oct. 17 in Charlottetown
Head-to-head record this season:	Charlottetown 1-0-0-0, Bathurst 0-1-0-0
Head-to-head record for 2013-14:	Bathurst 6-3-0-0, Charlottetown 3-5-0-1
Last 5 years between teams:	Bathurst 20-11-3-0, Charlottetown 14-15-1-4
Last 5 years at Charlottetown:	Bathurst 10-6-1-0, Charlottetown 7-9-0-1
Last 5 years at Bathurst:	Bathurst 10-5-2-0, Charlottetown 7-6-1-3

Regular Season Stats	Acadie-Bathurst Titan	Charlottetown Islanders
Record	1-4-0-0	3-1-1-0
Points	2	7
Standing	6th Maritimes/17th QMJHL	2nd Maritimes/4th QMJHL
Last 10 games	1-4-0-0	3-1-1-0
Streak	0-4-0-0	1-0-0-0
Last game	Sept. 24, 4-3 L vs Charlottetown	Sept. 24, 4-3 W @ Bathurst
Home record	1-3-0-0	1-0-1-0
Road record	0-1-0-0	2-1-0-0
Record scoring first	1-1-0-0	1-0-0-0
Giving up first goal	0-3-0-0	2-1-1-0
Power play	12th - 5/26, 19.2%	11th - 6/31, 19.4%
Penalty kill	15th - 14/20, 70%	18th - 15/23, 65.2%
Points Leader	Christophe Boivin (4-2-6) Mark Simpson (4-2-6)	Filip Chlapik (4-5-9)
Goals Leader	Christophe Boivin - 4G Mark Simspon - 4G	Filip Chlapik - 4G Kameron Kielly - 4G
Assists Leader	Alexandre Gosselin - 5A	Filip Chlapik - 5A Spenser Cobbold - 5A
PIM Leader	Nicolas Dumulong - 16 PIM	David Henley - 10 PIM Guillaume Rioux-Legault - 10 PIM
Rookie Leader	Egor Popov (0-4-4)	Filip Chlapik (4-5-9)
Goalie, Best GAA	Jacob Brennan - 3.92 GAA	Mason McDonald - 3.00 GAA
Goalie, Best Save %	Jacob Brennan - 0.856 Save %	Mason McDonald - 0.903 Save %

Jersey Countdown: Numbers 40-32

Welcome to the fourth edition of Jersey Countdown. We look at all former Rocket/Islanders players to wear the numbers 40 to 31. This should include quite a few goaltenders.

Note: Games played for goaltenders are total games played whether they played or sat on the bench. Either way, the number was worn by that goalie even if it was just to play backup for a game.

#40
Steve Tilley, RW
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2003-2004
Games played: 24
Regular season stats: 1G, 1A, 2PTS
Last team: 2013-2014 - Mount Pearl Blades, NLSHL

#35
Antoine Lafleur, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008
Games played: 204
Regular season stats: 43-45, 3.65 GAA, 0.893 Save %
Last team: 2008-2009 - Rouyn-Noranda Huskies, QMJHL

Jonathan Boutin, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2003-2004, 2004-2005
Games played: 63
Regular season stats: 26-18-3, 2.93 GAA, 0.901 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Lausitzer Fuchse, DEL2 (Germany)

Jean-Francois Bernard, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2004-2005
Games played: 29
Regular season stats: 0-6, 5.18 GAA, 0.858 Save %
Last team: 2006-2007 - Terrebonne Cobras, QJAAAHL

#34
Riku Korpinen, D
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2004-2005
Games played: 62
Regular season stats: 3G, 13A, 16PTS
Last team: 2009-2010 - Karhu-Kissat, Finland6

#33
Marco Cousineau, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2009-2010
Games played: 35
Regular season stats: 10-14, 3.20 GAA, 0.908 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Trois-Rivieres Blizzard CNS, LNAH

Wendell Vye, G
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2009-2010
Games played: 28
Regular season stats: 3-6, 2.41 GAA, 0.928 Save %

#32
Eric Brassard, G
Charlottetown Islanders
Seasons: 2013-2014
Games played: 66
Regular season stats: 7-21, 3/56 GAA, 0.901 Save %
2014-2015 Team: Quebec Remparts

Jordan Trew, RW
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 1999-2000
Games played: 40
Regular season stats: 0G, 5A, 5PTS

Tuukka Makela, D
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2000-2001
Games played: 9
Regular season stats: 2G, 1A, 3PTS
2014-2015 Team: Val Pusteria, Italy

Gregory Dupre, C
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2000-2001
Games played: 4
Regular season stats: 1G, 3A, 4PTS
Last team: 2013-2014 - Sorel-Tracy Eperviers, LNAH

Brodie Barrick, G
Charlottetown Islanders
Seasons: 2014-2015
Games played 2:
Regular season stats: 0 (Served as emergency backup)
2014-2015 Team: Summerside Western Capitals, MHL

Sam Walsh, G
Charlottetown Islanders
Seasons: 2013-2014
Games played: 1
Regular season stats: 0 (served as emergency backup)
Last team: 2013-2014 - Charlottetown Islanders Midget, NBPEIMMHL

Third period key in Islanders win over Titan

The Charlottetown Islanders erased a 2-0 deficit with four goals in the third period en route to a 4-3 win over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan Wednesday night at the K.C. Irving Regional Centre.

Islanders captain Ryan MacKinnon, making his Islanders debut, scored the game winning goal. Daniel Sprong and Filip Chlapik each had a goal and an assist.

Alexandre Gosselin and Mark Simpson each had a goal and an assist for the Titan.

The Islanders improve to 3-1-1-0 on the season, while the Titan drops to 1-4-0-0 on the young season.

Bathurst opened the scoring with Simpson’s third goal of the season on the power play at 8:25. Egor Popov and Nathan Medeiros drew assists. Shots were 7-6 in favour of the Titan.

The Titan took a 2-0 lead at the 4:18 mark of the second period with Raphael Corriveau scoring his second goal of the season. Alexandre Gosselin and Gabriel Gosselin drew assists. Titan controlled most of the play and outshot the Islanders 13-2.

In the third period, Sprong got the Islanders on the board with a power play goal at 2:27. The goal was Sprong’s third of the season and Will Thompson and Kameron Kielly drew assists. Moments later on another power play, Chlapik tied the game at 3:34 with his fourth goal of the season. Bradley Kennedy and Sprong drew assists.

Charlottetown took its first lead of the game at 6:56 with Guillaume Rioux-Legault scoring his first of the season with Chlapik drawing the lone assist.

The lead didn’t last long as Titan’s Alexandre Gosselin scored on the power play at 8:26 for his first of the year from Simpson.

The Islanders took a 4-3 lead with MacKinnon’s first of the season at 13:45. Filip Rydstrom won the face-off in the attacking zone and put the puck right to MacKinnon’s stick. Shots in the third period were 12-11 for the Titan.

Mason McDonald made 29 saves to pick up the win for Charlottetown in his first game back. Jacob Brennan made 15 saves in the loss for Bathurst.

Both teams will meet again Friday Sept. 26, 2014 in Charlottetown for a 7 p.m. AST puck drop.

Islanders Insights
-Islanders were two-for-three on the power play

-Islanders killed off three-of-five penalties

-Filip Chlapik was named the game’s second star

-Through give games, Chlapik leads the team in scoring with four goals and nine points

-Charlottetown was a team total 23-for-60 in the face-off circle

-Luc Dechenes led all Islanders players with a plus-two rating

Former Rocket Walker joins ECHL's Ontario Reign

Geoff Walker in action with the Florida Everblades.

 Former P.E.I. Rocket forward Geoff Walker has signed with the ECHL's Ontario Reign for the 2014-15 season.

Walker had previously played for the Reign from 2008 to 2010 scoring 28 goals and 71 points in 94 games. Walker was last with the Florida Everblades of the ECHL scoring six goals and nine points in six games.

The 26-year-old Charlottetown, P.E.I. native spent two and a half seasons with the Rocket from 2005 to 2008. In 169 games, Walker amassed 83 goals, 113 points and 206 penalty minutes.

After his QMJHL career, Walker has played in the ECHL with Ontario and Florida and in the AHL with Manchester Monarchs, Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins, Lake Erie Monsters and Syracuse Crunch.

In August, Walker had a tryout with the Iserlohn Roosters of the DEL in Germany.

Jersey Countdown: Numbers 49-41

Welcome to the third installment of Jersey Countdown. We take a look at numbers 49-41 to be worn by former Rocket and Islanders players.

#49
David MacDonald, D
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2004-2005, 2005-2006
Games played: 96
Regular season stats: 0G, 9A, 9PTS
2014-2015 Team: Cincinnati Cyclones, ECHL

Pascal Lebel, D
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2005-2006
Games played: 18
Regular season stats: 0PTS
Last team: 2013-2014 - St-Marc-des-Carrieres JRP, LHSAM

#48
Yanick Charron, C
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006
Games played: 110
Regular season stats: 17G, 23A, 40 PTS

#45
Dominic Soucy, RW
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2003-2004, 2004-2005
Games played: 129
Regular season stats: 34G, 59A, 93PTS
Last team: 2011-2012 - St-Joseph Justiciers, LHBBF

#44
Jimmy Bonneau, LW
Montreal Rocket - P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005
Games played: 205
Regular season stats: 19G, 28A, 47PTS
2014-2015 Team: Worcester Sharks, AHL

Hugo Lehoux, D
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2001-2002
Games played: 71
Regular season stats: 3G, 13A, 16PTS
Last team: 2012-2013 - East Broughton Drift, LHBBF

Simon Bolduc, RW
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2005-2006
Games played: 67
Regular season stats: 5G, 12A, 17PTS
Last team: 2011-2012 - Trois-Rivieres Caron & Guay, LNAH

Anthony Cortese, D
Charlottetown Islanders
Seasons: 2013-2014
Games played: 68
Regular season stats: 8G, 25A, 33PTS
2014-2015 Team: Corpus Christi IceRays, NAHL

#43
Louis-Philippe Lachance, D
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2004-2005
Games played: 29
Regular season stats: 1G, 6A, 7PTS
Last team: 2012-2013 - Saint-Georges COOL-FM, LNAH

#41
Chris Lyness, D
Montreal Rocket
Seasons: 2000-2001
Games played: 35
Regular season stats: 18G, 40A, 58PTS
Last team: 2009-2010 - Meran, Italy2

Guillaume Coulonval, LW
P.E.I. Rocket
Seasons: 2003-2004
Games played: 22
Regular season stats: 0G, 2A, 2PTS
Last team: 2004-2005 - Kahnawake Condors, QJAAAHL

Game day: Islanders @ Titan

Date: Wednesday Sept. 24, 2014

Match: Charlottetown Islanders @ Acadie-Bathurst Titan

Where: K.C. Irving Regional Centre, Bathurst, N.B.

Time:7:30 p.m.

TV: Webcast

Live Tweets: @IslesLive & @TitanNationCA

The Charlottetown Islanders will finish up their three-game road schedule tonight in Acadie-Bathurst against the Titan.

Both teams finished near the bottom of the standings last season, with Bathurst finishing a spot ahead of Charlottetown at No. 14.

The Islanders will have a full lineup minus one. Goaltender Mason McDonald, defenceman Ryan MacKinnnon and forward Oliver Cooper were all returned from NHL camps on Monday. Ross Johnston is still at New York Islanders' training camp.

Acadie-Bathurst will not be missing anyone from the lineup, as Andrew Ryan was returned last week from Minnesota Wild's rookie camp.

Both teams are coming off losses going into tonight's game. Bathurst lost 5-4 at home to Moncton on Sunday, as the Islanders lost 7-1 in Cape Breton on Saturday.

Pre-game stats

Summary

Last meeting this season:	N/A
Next game between two teams:	Friday Sept. 26 in Charlottetown
Head-to-head record this season:	No games yet
Head-to-head record for 2013-14:	Bathurst 6-3-0-0, Charlottetown 3-5-0-1
Last 5 years between teams:	Bathurst 20-10-3-0, Charlottetown 13-15-1-4
Last 5 years at Charlottetown:	Bathurst 10-6-1-0, Charlottetown 7-9-0-1
Last 5 years at Bathurst:	Bathurst 10-4-2-0, Charlottetown 6-6-1-3

Regular Season Stats	Acadie-Bathurst Titan	Charlottetown Islanders
Record	1-3-0-0	2-1-1-0
Points	2 pts	5 pts
Standing	6th Maritimes/16th QMJHL	3rd Maritimes/7th QMJHL
Last 10 games	1-3-0-0	2-1-1-0
Streak	0-3-0-0	0-1-0-0
Last game	Sept. 21, 5-4 L vs Moncton	Sept. 20, 7-1 L @ Cape Breton
Home record	1-2-0-0	1-0-1-0
Road record	0-1-0-0	1-1-0-0
Record scoring first	1-0-0-0	1-0-0-0
Giving up first goal	0-3-0-0	1-1-1-0
Power play	14th - 3/21, 14.3%	13th - 4/28, 14.3%
Penalty kill	13th - 20/28, 76.5%	16th - 12/18, 66.7%
Points Leader	Christophe Boivin (4-2-6)	Filip Chlapik (3-4-7)
Goals Leader	Christophe Boivin - 4G	Kameron Kielly - 4G
Assists Leader	Guillaume Brisebois, Egor Popov - 4A	Filip Chlapik, Spenser Cobbold - 4A
PIM Leader	Alexandre Gosselin - 13 PIM	David Henley - 10 PIM
Rookie Leader	Egor Popov (0-4-4)	Filip Chlapik (3-4-7)
Goalie, Best GAA	Jacob Brennan - 3.86 GAA	Daryl MacCallum - 4.59 GAA
Goalie, Best Save %	Jacob Brennan - 0.867 Save %	Daryl MacCallum - 0.870 Save %