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Luke Adam scored twice and added two assists as the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League all-stars thumped the Russian Selects 8-3 in the second game of the Super Series last night. The Cape Breton Screaming Eagles centre opened the scoring just over two minutes into the game as the QMJHL came out strong on the heels of their 3-1 win in the series opener Monday. After the Russians fought back to take a 2-1 lead after one, Kelsey Tessier scored on the power play for the QMJHL at 5:07 of the second and Adam scored his second of the night just over three minutes later for a 3-2 lead.  

A MAN who drove off with a terrifed love rival clinging to the bonnet of his car has been jailed for two years. At one point the victim had to hang on to the windscreen wipers to stop himself falling from the bonnet as the vehicle continued to career along a footpath before colliding with a fence. The driver then sped off to the car park of the Great Cornard Stevenson Centre, where he tried to set light to the vehicle to destroy the evidence before walking away across a playing field.  

The November meeting of the Sunnyside Chamber of Commerce was marked by an address from an executive of the Queens Chamber of Commerce. Sophia Ganosis, the Queens Chamber chief of operations, was a late stand-in for Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan, who was detained in Albany by Governor David Paterson's call for an emergency legislative session. A relieved Luke Adams, Sunnyside Chamber's executive director, praised Ganosis for being available and willing to speak.  

Norris Point native Brandon Hynes couldn't buy a goal over the last seven days of Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action, at least not during an actual game. Hynes did score in the shootout for his Victoriaville Tigres in a 4-3 win over the Quebec Remparts on Nov. 6. Hynes was the second shooter for his team, who had scored on their first shot as well.  

The Saint John Sea Dogs needed a relentless shot barrage to extend their franchise-best winning streak. Mike Hoffman had a goal and two assists as the Sea Dogs downed the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 4-2 in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action Thursday. Saint John (20-4-1) won its 12th game in a row, but the result was in doubt until the third period thanks to a sensational game from Drakkar netminder Simon Giroux.  

The members of the Robotics team include, front, Caitlin O'Neal, Shay McPherson, Brandi Sadler, Madison Cooper, and Luke Adams; back, O.J. McQuay, Drew Allison, Weston Clark, Morgan Jeffers, Steven Martin, Taylor Young, and Keegan Gannaway.  

A patchy display saw Cheddar through to the cup quarter-finals, although they will need to up their game to progress further in the competition. At a windy Sharpham Road, an injury-depleted home side passed the ball well in the first quarter and were rewarded with a Dan Bond goal. Clevedon then upped their tempo and, with an increased physicality, levelled following a good move down the right.  

Hamburg High School's Robotics Team placed fifth in the fourth annual BEST, Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology, Robotics Game Day Competition on October 31. The team members that participated in the competition are O.J. McQuay, Drew Allison, Weston Clark, Caitlin O'Neal, Steven Martin, Morgan Jeffers, Shay McPherson, Brandi Sadler, Taylor Young, Madison Cooper, Luke Adams, and Keegan Gannaway. The team spent several weeks preparing and creating their robot for the competition.  

Luke Adam played like it was still October on Friday night. Adam, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's offensive player of the month for October, assisted on three goals as the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles defeated the Acadie-Bathurst Titan 6-2. Adam received the honour after scoring 10 goals and 22 points in 14 games.