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Some moments transcend a season, some even transcend a career.


On Feb. 9, 2018, former Medicine Hat Tigers defenceman David Quenneville woke up knowing one of those moments was within his grasp, all he had to do was earn it.


After collecting a goal and an assist in a blowout win over Edmonton two days earlier, Quenneville sat just one point behind Kris Russell’s all-time defensive scoring record of 196 entering a divisional battle against the Calgary Hitmen.


“I remember going into the game knowing that it was a real good opportunity for me to secure that place in history,” said Quenneville. “I had my dad and my sister and a couple of family friends in town who drove to


The puck dropped, and the scoreless first period was over before he knew it. But two minutes into the second, Quenneville saw an opening and set up captain Mark Rassell with his team's second goal to start the frame.


Record tied.


Elijah Brown went on to net his second of the period just over a minute later — burying Calgary with a three-goal barrage to open the middle frame — but Quenneville still sat at a single point entering the third.


Fifteen minutes left.


Quenneville’s leading the team in shots, on his way to 10, but he can’t solve former teammate Nick Schneider in net for Calgary.


Ten minutes left.


The Tigers are nearly tripling the Hitmen in shots, but it’s still 3-0.


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