WATCH: Patrick Roy gets showered with Gatorade after leading Quebec Remparts to title

Hockey legend Patrick Roy led the Quebec Ramparts to win the QMJHL Championship after defeating the Halifax Mooseheads with a 5-4 to clinch the series 4-2 on Sunday. The Ramparts will now represent the QMJH in the Memorial Cup.

After clinching the QMJHL's Gilles-Courteau Trophy title, there was a moment of celebration all around the ice, and between those celebrations, Ramparts head coach, Patrick Roy was showered with Gatorade.

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Patrick Roy's Ramparts only suffered two defeats in the series. The Quebec Ramparts will now represent the QMJHL at the Memorial Cup which is scheduled to begin from May 26.

The competition is the biggest junior hockey championship in North America that will see the winners of the QMJHL, OHL, WHL, and the hosts, Kamloops Blazers, go head to head.

Patrick Roy's Quebeck Ramparts made a brilliant comeback in Game 6

The Halifax Mooseheads were 4-3 up before the third period. However, the Quebec Ramparts displayed brilliant resilience and displayed their best hockey in the remaining frame of the final period.

With less than five minutes remaining before the final buzzer, the Ramparts made a brilliant comeback and scored twice with Pierre-Oliver Roy netting the title-clinching goal for the team in the last minute remaining of the game.

Roy returned to coach the Quebec Ramparts in 2018. However, under tutelage, they suffered a few setbacks during his first few years. The Ramparts were great but eliminated in the playoffs in 2022 and the future of Roy was under question.

However, Patrick Roy return to the club in the 2022-23 season, for one last time. This time all his hard work paid off clinching his first QMJHL title with the team. Roy is also the GM and the co-owner of the team and he brought in Simon Gange to apprentice under him starting in the 2023-24 season.

Quebec Ramparts will look to continue their dominance in the Memorial Cup and a win can open the gates for Roy to return back into the NHL.

According to the reports, the New York Rangers, who are in search of their new head coach, are reported to have shown interest in Roy.