HALIFAX -- The Halifax Mooseheads are going to Saskatoon. Halifax beat the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 5-1 Friday night in Game 5 of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League final to win its first league championship. The Mooseheads, who joined the QMJHL 19 years ago, hosted the Memorial Cup in 1999-2000, but this is their first trip to the tournament as a champion. Halifax general manager Cam Russell, who hoisted the Presidents Cup as twice as a player with the Hull Olympiques in 1986 and 1988, was thrilled with his teams performance. "To win it is incredible, but to do it in front of the fans that have stayed here and supported us for so long is an unbelievable feeling," said Russell, a former NHL defenceman with the Chicago Blackhawks and one of the original owners of the Mooseheads. Halifax jumped out to an early first-period lead when Stephen MacAulay beat Baie-Comeau goalie Philippe Cadorette high to the blocker side with a wrist shot. Stefan Fournier and Jonathan Drouin added goals less than two minutes apart later in the opening frame to give the Mooseheads a commanding 3-0 lead and the result was never really in doubt after that. Mooseheads forward Nathan MacKinnon, who was drafted by the Drakkar two years ago and then traded to Halifax in a blockbuster deal, said a loss in Game 3 in Baie-Comeau, Que., was a wake-up call for his team. "We didnt want to split up there and we ended up doing that, but its all worth it," said MacKinnon, a native of Cole Harbour, N.S. "Winning at home is definitely the best feeling in the world. Im going to cherish this moment for sure." Fournier scored his 16th goal of the playoffs -- the most in the QMJHL playoffs -- as he collected a rebound and slipped a back-hander past Cadorette for a power-play goal at 13:19 of the opening period. For Fournier, it was a long wait for a championship. "Five years later and never winning anything, Im pretty ecstatic," said the five-year QMJHL veteran. "I have no words to describe how much of a dream year this was." Drouin, who won the Guy Lafleur Trophy as the most valuable player of the playoffs, scored on a rebound after MacKinnon intercepted a pass at the Halifax blue-line and streaked in on net while the Drakkar were making a line change. He deked Cadorette, but his shot hit the post and the rebound went to Drouin who banged the puck into an open net. Baie-Comeau chipped away at the lead with a second-period goal from Russian winger Valentin Zykov, but couldnt get any closer. MacKinnon padded the lead with the nifty deflection with 6:08 left in the game and MacAulay added an empty-netter with 1:19 left. It was a typical win for the Mooseheads, who rely on their depth more than stars to win games, despite having three top prospects for this years NHL draft in MacKinnon, Drouin and goalie Zachary Fucale. 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Hooker Ross Ford admits he is not satisfied with becoming Scotlands first ever ton-up forward on Saturday and wants to eclipse Chris Patersons cap record.The 32-year-old Edinburgh front-rower will celebrate his 100th Dark Blues appearance when the Scots kick-off their autumn Test campaign against Australia at BT Murrayfield.His achievement is bettered only by Scotlands previous centurions, 109-cap full-back Chris Paterson and Sean Lamont, who has collected 105 playing in the centres and on the wing.But Fords tally is all the more remarkable given the hazardous scraps his position at the heart of the pack forces him to confront.And having managed to avoid serious injury in the 12 years that have passed since his debut - coincidentally against this weekends opponents -- he believes there is no reason to put a time limit on his Scotland career.It is a massive honour, said Ford. There is Mossi [Paterson] and Sean who have gone before me and have that milestone. To be the first forward to get to that point representing my country is a great experience and hopefully it will continue for a while longer yet.I work hard for what I do and have enjoyed every cap I have. Were looking forward to the game on Saturday.Retirement is not on the horizon yet. I have a few more years left in me.Can I beat the record? Hopefully. I feel in good shape. If Im playing well enough Ill keep putting my hand up for selection. It is up to me to make that happen for future games and that is something Im willing to do.Fords decade and more of nous on the international stage will be invaluable to the Scots as they take on the Wallabies this weekend.He will be joined in a new-look front row for the Wallabies clash by debutant Allan Dell and Zander Fagerson -- who won his only previous cap against England last year from the bench - but head coach Vern Cotter reckons Ford is just the main to guide the fresh-faced props through such a thorough examination of their talents.He said: Fordys been a stand-out performer for Scotland and his experience will be vital for the young front row weve got going out this weekend.Its nice to see an old head like that playing his 100th game putting his arms round one guy whos playing his first and another guy whos just had his second. Andd thats what the game is about, bringing these people together.ddddddddddddEdinburgh flanker Hamish Watson and Stormers centre Huw Jones will also start a Test match for the first time after being named in Cotters line-up.It gives a raw edge to his selection but the return of the talismanic stand-off Finn Russell -- who missed the summer tour to Japan with a head injury -- is a welcome boost.Jones has just 22 minutes of international action to his name after taking Russells place on the Far East trip but Cotter hopes the 22-year-olds experience of taking on most of the Aussies big names in Super Rugby will help the Edinburgh-born back find his feet at Murrayfield.He knows a lot of those players, hes played against them, said the head coach. That did weigh into it. Hes been sharp and played well in the Currie Cup.Hes at the top of his game and offers us something that perhaps we havent got that may surprise them if they havent looked at him. Hes trained exceptionally well and fitted in very quickly against Japan. Hes a good character.Saturdays Edinburgh showdown offers Scotland the opportunity to exact revenge on Michael Cheikas team for their controversial quarter-final defeat at last years World Cup.The Scots were undone on that occasion by referee Craig Jouberts late blunder but former head coach Ian McGeechan reckons the side which has travelled from Down Under do not offer the same threat as they did 12 months ago.He claims Australia have regressed in the forward department but that is not a view Cotter shares.The Kiwi insisted: Theyve improved. At scrums theyre sometimes right on the legal limit of what youre allowed to do. But theyre world-class athletes.They have intensified their forward play and look to play off the set-piece. They want to play helter-skelter rugby too but I think it will be a set-piece battle on Saturday.Are we thinking about last year? 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