The Adirondack 46ers celebrate on the ice after winning the championship of a tournament in Chambly, Quebec on Sunday. Back row, from left, are coaches Andrew St. Louis and Derek Tracy; middle row, from left, Ethan Knight, Chase Carpenter, Jake Kaska and Braydon Harvey; kneeling, from left, Gerald Woodruff, Owen Lovely, Carson St. Louis, Ryan Bartholomew, Sean Tracy, Chase Carriero and, in front, is goalie Scottie Nicholas. (Photo — Shelly St. Louis)

The Adirondack 46ers Hockey Club brought home a championship in dramatic fashion during a tournament in Chambly, Quebec last weekend.

In Sunday’s title matchup against the St. John’s (Newfoundland) Caps, the 46ers got two goals from Ryan Bartholomew of Saranac Lake and ended regulation in a 2-2 tie.

When five minutes of overtime 4-on-4 failed to yield a winner, the game went to a shootout.

Chase Carriero of Malone ended the nine-round stalemate when he buried the puck between the Caps goalie’s pads for the victory.

The 46ers, which includes kids from Saranac Lake, Malone, Potsdam and Plattsburgh, went 3-1 in the tournament.

Goaltender Scottie Nicholas of Saranac Lake was named as the tournament’s most valuable player.