SHERBROOKE, Que. -- Six different players scored for Rimouski as the Oceanic extended their win streak to eight games by doubling up the host Sherbrooke Phoenix 6-3 on Saturday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Peter Trainor, Samuel Courtemanche, Frederik Gauthier, Patrik Zdrahal, Alexis Loiseau and Michael Joly scored for the Oceanic (37-15-7) while Beau Rusk tacked on two assists. Daniel Audette, Vincent Deslauriers and Jean-Christophe Laflamme scored for the Phoenix (17-37-7), who dropped their 11th game in a row. Rimouskis Oliver Tremblay made 17 saves for the win as Sherbrookes Maxime Lagace turned away 31-of-36 shots in defeat. The Oceanic went 0 for 6 on the power play while the Phoenix scored twice on six chances with the man advantage. --- DRAKKAR 5 TIGRES 4 (SO) VICTORIAVIILE, Que. -- Maxime St-Cyr scored the shootout winner and Philippe Cadorette made 42 saves as Baie-Comeau slipped past the Tigres to maintain top spot in the QMJHL standings. Alex Jon Banville, Denis Gorbunov, Jeremy Gregoire and Nicolas Leblond scored in regulation for the Drakkar (41-15-4). Angelo Miceli scored once and set up two more for Victoriaville (30-22-7) while Yan Pavel Laplante, Antoine Marcoux and Gabrielle Gagne had the others. Francois Tremblay turned aside 39-of-43 shots for the Tigres. --- VOLTIGEURS 3 ARMADA 1 BOISBRIAND, Que. -- William Carriere scored once and set up another as Drummondville slipped past the Armada. Olivier Caouette and Matthew Boudens also scored for the Voltigeurs (35-20-3), who halted a three-game slide. Drummondvilles Louis-Philip Guindon made 19 saves for the win. Blainville-Boisbriands (37-13-9) Marc-Olivier Roy broke Guindons shutout bid at 19:44 of the third period while Etienne Marcoux turned away 27-of-29 shots. --- HUSKIES 7 TITAN 0 ROUYN-NORANDA, Que. -- Francis Beauvillier scored twice and set up one more and Marcus Power had a goal and three assists as the Huskies blanked Acadie-Bathurst. 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Watch the game live on TSN2 tonight at 8pm et/5pm pt. "We havent game-planned either one of these games," Harbaugh said. "The last game, we just looked at them for one day, a little bit what they do, and played what we would call a camp game. Were not trying to scheme anything. Were just trying to get good at the fundamentals and then evaluate our players." Harbaugh intends to play most of his starters into the third quarter. The hope is that they perform better than against Atlanta, when the offence and defence struggled during a lacklustre first half. After watching the Ravens fall behind the Falcons 20-7 at intermission, Harbaugh had a quick analysis of what he just saw. "That first half was about as poorly as we can play," Harbaugh said. "I cant remember us playing worse since we came here." His assessment didnt change much after he had a few days to review the performance. "We didnt play fundamentally very well, and thats the issue," Harbaugh said. "Im not worried about scheme or result as much as how you play. And we put ourselves in a hole too much to even get a look at ourselves. You cant be in first-and-25. You cant turn the ball over. All of those things weve got to do a better job of." Even though the Ravens won both their first two preseason games, the object in this one is to put on a good show for the coaching staff because few, if any, of the starters will be playing against St. Louis next week in the preseason finale. "I think its very important just for us to play well, more so than anything else," offensive co-ordinator Jim Caldwell said. "Any unit that takes the field, we want them to go out there and be in sync, move the ball and put some points on the board. Were looking forward to tthat.dddddddddddd In the third game, typically you end up playing a little bit more. It depends on what John wants to do in that regard, but we want to see our effectiveness and our execution climb up a notch or two." Harbaugh said, "We want to play good, solid football. Weve done that at times but we havent been consistent this preseason so far. Wed like to see that." There will be more players to evaluate this time, because wide receiver Brandon Stokley and tight end Dallas Clark are expected to get extended time after signing contracts last week. Stokley saw limited action last week and Clark did not play. In his two games thus far, quarterback Joe Flacco is 14 for 18 for 175 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Hes still getting used to a receiving corps that is without two of his favourite targets of a year ago, Anquan Boldin (traded) and Dennis Pitta (injured). "Some of the guys are young guys that are new, some of the guys are older guys — like Stokley and Dallas — that hes getting a feel for," Caldwell said. "Hes got his work cut out for him in that regard, but I think you can see them starting to blend and jell." On defence, the Ravens are hoping to get a solid pass rush from Terrell Suggs and newcomer Elvis Dumervil, but defensive co-ordinator Dean Pees will wait until before the Sept. 5 opener in Denver to begin devising a plan to get the most out of the two. "Well find out when the games start getting played for real," Harbaugh said. "Thats when well find out if its what we hoped for. Theyre both the real deal. Suggs is rushing the passer better than Ive seen in the time Ive been here. And obviously, Elvis Dumervil is as good as advertised." On the back end of the defence, top draft pick Matt Elam has been solid. If he continues to show improvement, then the Ravens just might forget about safeties Bernard Pollard and Ed Reed, who became a salary-cap casualties. "Hes fast and hes tough," Pees said of Elam. "Thats what you want in a strong safety. The guy will come hit you. . He still makes the rookie mistakes and stuff that eventually he will get rid of." ' ' '