History 2005

GAME 1		7	vs	4		Monday Nov 21	at Drummondville, QC			stats
GAME 2		6	vs	4		Tuesday Nov 22	at Moncton, NB			stats
GAME 3		5	vs	2		Thursday Nov 24	at Kitchener, ON			stats
GAME 4		5	vs	1		Monday Nov 28	at Peterborough, ON			stats
GAME 5		9	vs	2		Wednesday Nov 30	at Saskatoon, SK			stats
GAME 6		3	vs	1		Thursday Dec 1	at Regina, SK			stats

GAME 1		4	vs	6		Monday Nov 8	at Chicoutimi, QC
GAME 2		3	vs	2		Wednesday Nov 10	at Gatineau, QC
GAME 3		5	vs	3		Thursday Nov 11	at Kitchener, ON
GAME 4		4	vs	2		Monday Nov 15	at Sudbury, ON
GAME 5		1	vs	5		Wednesday Nov 17	at Cranbrook, BC
GAME 6		4	vs	1		Thursday Nov 18	at Medicine Hat, AB

Guillaume Latendresse powered Team QMJHL to a 7-4 win over the Russian Selects in the first game of the 20 ADT Canada-Russia Challenge in Drummondville, Quebec. Latendresse, who plays for the hometown Voltigeurs, scored three goals, including the game-winner in the second period for the QMJHL stars. For the second straight game, Latendresse was the QMJHL's top player. In Moncton, Latendresse scored two goals to pace the QMJHL to a 6-4 win over the Russian Selects.

Wojtek Wolski, the captain of the Brampton Battalion scored three goals and added an assist to pace the OHL to a 5-2 win in game three over the Russian Selects in ADT Canada Russia Challenge in Kitchener. In game four Liam Reddox of the hometown Peterborough Petes scored two goals to help the OHL All-Stars to a 5-1 win over the Russia Selects.

Devin Setoguchi scored three goals, including the game-winner early in the second period, to pace the WHL to a 9-2 win over the Russian Selects in the ADT Canada-Russia Challenge in Saskatoon. In the final game Kyle Chipchura scored a goal and an assist to pace the WHL stars to a 3-1 win over the Russian Selects in Regina. The CHL won all 6 games in the series.