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Langlois overtime goal gives Halifax 4-3 win

Halifax beat Shawinigan in overtime. Goaltender Jacob St-Cyr made 48 saves in his first game of the season.

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The Halifax Mooseheads defeated the Shawinigan Cataractes 4-3 in overtime on Sunday at Scotiabank Centre. Nathan Langlois scored the winner; Shawinigan goalie Jacob St-Cyr stopped 48 of 52 shots in his first game of the season.

Will Bent’s third-period power-play goal tied the game and sent it to overtime; it was the eighth overtime or shootout decision in Halifax’s first 10 games. St-Cyr was named the game’s first star for his goaltending.

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