SHERBROOKE, Que. - Alexis Loiseau had two goals and two assists as the Rimouski Oceanic downed the host Sherbrooke Phoenix 6-4 on Sunday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.Anthony DeLuca also had a pair of goals for the Oceanic (8-1-0), who extended their win streak to six games, while Guillaume McSween and Samuel Laberge each scored once.Daniel Audette led the Phoenix (6-3-0) offensively with three goals and Tim Wieser had a goal and an assist.Philippe Desrosiers made 29 saves for the win as Alex Bureau kicked out 36-of-41 shots in defeat.Rimouski went 0 for 4 on the power play while Sherbrooke scored three times on eight chances with the man advantage.---REMPARTS 5 SAGUENEENS 4 (OT)QUEBEC CITY — Nikolas Brouillard scored the winner and Taylor Burke added two goals in regulation as the Remparts slipped past Chicoutimi in extra time.Raphael Maheux and Guillaume Gauthier also scored for Quebec (5-3-0) while Eric Brassard made 33 saves for the win.Jeremy Lipine, Alexandre Ranger, William Gignac and Janna Puhakka supplied the scoring for the Sagueneens (4-4-1) as Julio Billia stopped 29 shots in defeat. ---FOREURS 4 MOOSEHEADS 3 (SO)HALIFAX — Nicolas Aube-Kubel scored once in the shootout and regulation as Val-dOr edged the Mooseheads.Shawn Ouellette-St-Amant and Stephen Anderson also scored for the Foreurs (3-6-1) while Etienne Montpetit made 25 saves for the win.Danny Moynihan scored twice for Halifax (2-4-2) and Vincent Watt had the other. Zachary Fucale made 33 saves in a losing cause.---OLYMPIQUES 5 DRAKKAR 4GATINEAU, Que. — Joey Richard, Vaclav Karabacek and Marc Beckstead had a goal and an assist apiece as the Olympiques downed Baie-Comeau.Pascal Laberge and Jonathan Bourcier tacked on a goal each for Gatineau (6-2-2). Anthony Brodeur was pulled after allowing two goals on three shots in 6:31 of action. Nicolas Lachance made 26 saves to earn the win in relief.Simon Chevrier, Luca Ciampini, Valentin Zykov and Maxime St-Cyr scored for the Drakkar (4-4-1) while Reilly Pickard made 24 saves in the loss.---CATARACTES 4 TITAN 2SHAWINIGAN, Que. — Anthony Beauvillier scored twice — including the eventual winner 58 seconds into the second period — and Marvin Cupper made 29 saves as the Cataractes doubled up Acadie-Bathurst.Alexis DOust scored once and set up two more for Shawinigan (5-2-2) and Gabriel Slight added the other.Anthony Gingras and Bronson Beaton replied for the Titan (2-7-0). 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However just before midnight, stewards ruled that Ricciardos car had "exceeded consistently the maximum allowed fuel flow" and that the team refused an instruction from the races technical delegate Charlie Whiting to change the fuel-flow sensor before the race and a further request during the race to reduce the fuel flow.MILWAUKEE -- Up-tempo Oregon ran into a big red speed bump. Joseph Young scored 29 points but missed a potential game-tying 3 from the wing with 13 seconds left, and the Ducks watched their 12-point halftime lead crumble in an 85-77 loss Saturday night to gritty Wisconsin. Ben Brust hit a 3-pointer with 1:07 left for the second-seeded Badgers on a possession saved twice by offensive rebounds. It gave Wisconsin (28-7) the lead for good in a clash of styles played before a boisterous pro-Badgers crowd at the anything-but-neutral Bradley Center. "The momentum switched there pretty quick. It kind of boiled down to us not getting stops that we needed to, and then with the one-point lead late, the ability to get a big rebound," Oregon coach Dana Altman said. Traevon Jackson followed Brusts 3 with three free throws, but missed one with 21 seconds left to give the seventh-seeded Ducks (24-10) one more chance to tie trailing by three. Oregon gave it to Young, who had made big shots all night. Couldnt make one more, and the Badgers sealed it at the foul line. "That shot he took, no one questioned it," Oregons Richard Amardi said about Young. "It looked good. Unfortunately it just didnt go it in when we wanted it." The red-clad fans erupted into a deafening roar. Their beloved Badgers are back in the NCAA regional semifinals for the first time since 2012. They will play Baylor or Creighton in Anaheim, Calif., on Thursday. "We knew they were going to come out and be emotional," Altman said. "We just didnt handle it very well. Gave up easy baskets and didnt get the stops we needed at all." Frank Kaminsky led the way for Wisconsin with 19 points, Jackson finished with 16 and Brust had 12. Left off-kilter by the Ducks transition game early, the Badgers hustled back in the second half to answer the Oregon charge. After 19 points on the break in the first half, Oregon had nothing in transition after halftime. "Do you know how many fast-break points they got in the second half? Zero," coach Bo Ryan said.dddddddddddd "Oregon, one of the quickest teams in the country, so youve got to give the players a heckuva lot of credit." That pace played more their liking. Buckets in the lane by Kaminsky, a jump-shooting 7-footer, and coach Bo Ryans gritty guards set the tone inside, and later helped open up the perimeter. As had often happened during the night, Young had an answer. His 3 from the wing with 2:50 left to give Oregon a 75-74 lead. The Badgers grabbed offensive rebounds on their next possession. Off a timeout, Ryan re-inserted Brust, who was saddled with four fouls. The senior delivered in a huge spot with a 3 following an offensive rebound by Sam Dekker. Young couldnt deliver one last time. "Do whatever it takes to not make it your final game," Brust said. Jason Calliste had 20 points for Oregon, which set the tone early with in-your-face defence and an aggressive offence. Wisconsin found its groove by attacking the basket, a plan that has worked all year long when the team has been having problems. Dekker added 12 points and eight rebounds in another typically balanced effort. In the first half, it was Oregon dictating tempo in setting a breakneck pace. The Ducks quieted the sea of fans in a hurry, attacking on offence at nearly every opportunity and flustering Wisconsin. The frustration peaked when the Badgers bench was whistled for a technical foul near the end of the first half after arguing a call. Oregon pounced in the first 20 minutes. Sometimes it was Calliste driving to the bucket to draw fouls. Other times it was Young hitting mid-range jumpers. Then Wisconsin found its way in the second half. "To be able to handle that smack in the face in the first half and come back and deliver one of our own says a lot about this group," Ryan said. Despite the disappointing ending, Oregon had regrouped quite well since a midseason stretch of eight losses in 10 games. ' ' '