The disciplinary prefect of the Quebec Major Junior League handed down two lengthy suspensions today.
Moncton Wildcats left-winger Patrick Delisle-Houde was suspended five games for his hit to the head on Quebec Remparts' Adam Erne last Saturday.
Reasons for the suspension as listed by the league are as follows:
-Hit his opponent who was no longer in possession of the puck.
-Made contact simultaneously with his body and head.
-Did not try to avoid total contact.
-Was his first offence.
Connor Rogers, a defensemen with the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles was suspended for 10 games for his knee-on-knee hit on Rimouski Oceanic player Jean-Francois Plante.
Reasons for his suspension are as follows:
-Even though the player at fault was gliding, he had a certain speed.
-He extended his leg to hit his opponent.
-The contact was done with force on the knee.
-Was his first offence.
You can see the hit at the 18 second mark with the video below.
Thanks to Chris Phillips of HockeyFights.com for the video.
jonathan@theqspot.ca
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Delisle-Houde, Rogers handed suspensions
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