SYDNEY, N.S. -- Anthony Mantha scored two goals and added two assists as the Vald-Or Foreurs crushed the host Cape Breton Screaming Eagles 7-3 on Sunday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League play. Mantha, a prospect of the Detroit Red Wings, leads the QMJHL in scoring with 18 goals and 33 points in 12 contests. Anthony Richard also scored twice for the Foreurs (8-6-0) while Nicolas Aube-Kubel had a goal and two assists. Pierre-Maxime Poudrier and Louick Marcotte rounded out Val-dOrs offence. Clark Bishop scored two goals for the Screaming Eagles (6-6-2), who are winless in three games, and Timothe Simard had the other. Val-dOrs Francois Tremblay made 21 saves for the win as Cape Bretons Alex Bureau turned away 26 shots in defeat. The Foreurs went 1 for 3 on the power play while the Screaming Eagles scored once on four chances with the man advantage. --- TITAN 5 REMPARTS 4 (OT) QUEBEC CITY -- Alex Pisarik scored the shootout winner as Acadie-Bathurst held on to defeat the Remparts. Raphael Lafontaine, Christophe Boivin, Joel Blanchard and Adam Chapman put the Titan (6-7-2) ahead 4-0 before Quebec City battled back to force overtime. Brent Turnbull scored twice for the Remparts (6-5-4), who had their five-game win streak snapped, while Anthony Duclair and Jason Houde had a goal apiece. Acadie-Bathursts Jacob Brennan only had to make two saves to record the victory after replacing starter Mason McDonald, who stopped 23-of-27 shots. Quebecs Francois Brassard made 36 saves in defeat. --- SAGUENEENS 2 SEA DOGS 1 SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- Jeremy Bouchard scored the eventual winner at 14:15 of the second period as Chicoutimi edged the Sea Dogs. Laurent Dauphin also scored for the Sagueneens (8-8-0), who won for the first time in three outings. Spencer Smallman scored the lone goal for Saint John (5-8-1), which is winless in five contests. Julio Billia made 33 saves for Chicoutimi while Sebastien Auger turned away 31 shots in net for the Sea Dogs. --- WILDCATS 3 HUSKIES 2 MONCTON, N.B. -- Alex Dubeau stopped 36 shots as the Wildcats slipped past Rouyn-Noranda. Will Smith scored the eventual winner shorthanded for Moncton (7-9-0) and Conor Garland and Christophe Lalonde had the others. Mathieu Lemay and Jean-Sebastien Dea supplied the scoring for the Huskies (7-5-2). Rouyn-Norandas Carl Hozjan made 18 saves in a losing cause. --- ARMADA 2 OCEANIC 1 BOISBRIAND, Que. -- The Armada took advantage of special teams, scoring twice on the power play, to defeat Rimouski. Antoine Dufort-Plante and Nikita Jevpalovs scored for Blainville-Boisbriand (11-1-1), which went 2 for 4 with the man advantage. Nicolas Hebert scored for Rimouski (8-5-2), which led after 20 minutes of play. 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