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Guide Média / Media Guide GUIDE MÉDIA / MEDIA GUIDE COUPE MEMORIAL MASTERCARD 2012 / 2012 MASTERCARD MEMORIAL CUP 1 2 TABLE DES MATIÈRES / TABLE OF CONTENTS HISTORIQUE / HISTORY 4-5 PERSONNEL HOCKEY / HOCKEY STAFF 6 PROFILS DES ENTRAÎNEURS / COACHES PROFILES 7-9 NOTRE ÉQUIPE / OUR TEAM 10 ALIGNEMENT / LINE-UP 11 JOUEURS / PLAYERS 12-17 PHOTO ÉQUIPE / TEAM PHOTO 18 JOUEURS / PLAYERS 20-26 SAISON RÉGULIÈRE / REGULAR SEASON 27 SAISON RÉGULIÈRE 2011-2012 / 2011-2012 REGULAR SEASON MENEURS / LEADERS 28 SAISON RÉGULIÈRE 2011-2012 / 2011-2012 REGULAR SEASON GARDIENS DE BUT / GOALTENDERS 29 RECORDS INDIVIDUELS / INVIDUAL RECORDS 30 RECORDS D’ÉQUIPE / TEAM RECORDS 31 CHANDAILS RETIRÉS / RETIRED JERSEYS 34 JOUEURS ACTIFS DANS LA LNH / FORMER SHAWINIGAN PLAYERS IN THE NHL 35 3 HISTORIQUE LA NAISSANCE DU HOCKEY JUNIOR À SHAWINIGAN Le hockey fait partie du patrimoine historique de Shawinigan. La saison 1965-66 est remarquable alors que les Bruins misent En fait, l’organisation des Cataractes est la seule concession de sur l’excellence du cerbère Philippe Myre qui les mène au l’histoire de la Ligue de hockey junior majeur du Québec à être championnat de l’est du Canada contre Niagara Falls. demeurée dans sa ville d’origine depuis 1969. À ses tout débuts, l’équipe portait le nom des Bruins. Quatre ans plus tard, le nom Au début de la saison 1967-68 arrive à Shawinigan un joueur de Dynamos a été adopté. La formation a finalement été baptisée d’exception provenant de Malartic qui porte le nom de Michel les Cataractes en 1979. Brière. Il obtient 159 points en 50 parties dès sa première campagne. L’année suivante, il inscrit 161 points, dont 75 buts. Le hockey possède une riche histoire dans la ville de l’électricité. Il n’en fallait pas plus pour que les Penguins de Pittsburgh le En effet, en 1956, Roland Mercier, dépisteur en chef des Bruins de sélectionnent rapidement au repêchage de 1969. Boston et copropriétaire du club de hockey mineur, offre à Jean- Marie Hammond, président du hockey mineur de Shawinigan, Outre Myre et Brière, cette première époque des Bruins dans la de transférer au cœur de la Mauricie la franchise des Bruins de défunte Ligue junior « A » du Québec a été marquée par des talents Victoriaville. comme Clément Tremblay, Alain Beaulé, Mike Morton, Pierre Farmer, Normand Sarra-Bournet, Pierre Signam et Pierre Justras. Bien structurée et ayant la réputation de produire d’excellents joueurs juniors, la région de Shawinigan est visée par l’organisation À la fin de la saison 1968-69, avec l’arrivée récente de nouvelles des Bruins de Boston de la LNH. L’implication immédiate de concessions dans la Ligue nationale de hockey, le système de quelques hommes d’affaires shawiniganais permet à la concession parrainage de clubs juniors par des équipes de la LNH est aboli et de prendre ses premières enjambées dès la saison 1965-66. Guy une nouvelle ligue junior voit le jour au Québec : la Ligue de hockey Chrétien œuvre à titre de président de l’organisation et Jacques junior majeur du Québec. La LHJMQ débute officiellement ses Marcotte est nommé directeur général tandis que Claude Dolbec activités au mois d’octobre 1969. est choisi à titre d’entraîneur en chef. 4 HISTORY THE Birth OF JUNIOR HOCKEY IN Shawinigan Hockey is a part of the very fibre of Shawinigan. The Cataractes The 1965-66 season is remarkable as the Bruins can count on is the only franchise in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League the prowess of all-star goaltender Philippe Myre who led them history still standings from the birth of the major junior hockey to the Eastern Canadian championship against Niagara Falls. circuit in 1969. At the time, the team was named the Bruins. Four years later, they became the Dynamos. The franchise An exceptional player from Malartic named Michel Brière makes finally adopted the name Cataractes in 1979. his way onto the roster in 1967-68. He registered 159 points in 50 games in his rookie season. The following year, he recorded Hockey possesses a rich history in the “City of Electricity”. In 161 points, including 75 goals. It didn’t take long for the 1956, Roland Mercier, head scout for the Boston Bruins and co- Pittsburgh Penguins to select in at the 1969 Entry Draft. owner of the minor hockey team offers Jean-Marie Hammond, the President of the Shawinigan minor hockey association, to Aside from Myre and Brière, the first few years of the Bruins in transfer the Victoriaville Bruins to the heart of the Mauricie. the defunct Quebec Junior “A” League sees remarkable talents comme through its franchise including Clément Tremblay, Alain Well-structure and having the reputation to produce excel- Beaulé, Mike Morton, Pierre Farmer, Normand Sarra-Bournet, lent junior players, the region of Shawinigan is targeted by the Pierre Signam and Pierre Justras. National Hockey League’s Boston Bruins. The input of a few influential hometown businessmen helps the franchise take With the arrival of new National Hockey League franchises at off in 1965-66. Guy Chrétien becomes the team’s President. the end of the 1968-69 season, the sponsor system between Jacques Marcotte is named the General Manager while Claude junior and NHL clubs is abolished and a new league is born: Dolbec is named the Head Coach. The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. The QMJHL officially begins its activities in October of 1969. 5 PERSONNEL HOCKEY / HOCKEY STAFF MARTIN MONDOU ÉRIC VEILLEUX DANNY DUPONT Directeur Général Entraîneur-Chef Entraîneur Adjoint General Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach STEVE LAROUCHE GILLES LEFEBVRE ALAIN PETIT Entraîneur Adjoint Entraîneur des Gardiens Entraîneur Vidéo Assistant Coach Goaltenders Coach Video Coach SYLVAIN ST-HILAIRE MICHAEL MORIN PATRICK LÉONARD Entraîneur Vidéo Thérapeute Préposé à l’équipement Video Coach Therapist Trainer 6 PROFILS DES ENTRAÎNEURS / COACHES PROFILES ÉRIC VEILLEUX Date de naissance / Date of birth: 1972-02-20 Lieu de naissance / Birth place: Montreal, QC, Canada Éric Veilleux a commencé sa carrière dans la LHJMQ en 1991-1992 comme joueur de centre avec le Titan de Laval remportant la Coupe du Président lors de la saison 1992-1993. Par la suite, il passe 8 saisons dans la Ligue américaine de hockey avec les Bears de Hershey et a gagné la Coupe Calder en 1996-1997. Il commence officiellement sa carrière d’entraîneur-chef avec les Hawks de Hawkesbury en 2001 dans la Ligue junior A de l’Ontario, où il y a passé 4 saisons, remportant la Coupe Fred Page en 2004-05. Veilleux est devenu l’entraîneur-chef des Cataractes de Shawinigan de la LHJMQ en 2005-2006 où il a enregistré 256 victoires en saison régulière jusqu’ici. Éric Veilleux began his career in the QMJHL in 1991-92 as a player for the Laval Titan, winning the President Cup in 1992-93. He then played 8 seasons in the American Hockey League with Hersey, helping the Bears capture the Calder Cup in 1996-97. His coaching career officially began in 2001 in the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League with the Hawksbury Hawks where he spent four seasons, winning the Fred Cup Page in 2004-05. Veilleux became the head coach of the Shawinigan Cataractes in 2005-06 where he has registered 256 victories. ENTRAÎNEUR-CHEF, HEAD COACH SAISON RÉGULIÈRE SÉRIES ÉLIMINATOIRES Saison Équipe PJ V D N Pts %VIC Saison Équipe PJ V D N Pts %VIC 2005-06 Shawinigan 52 29 23 0 62 0.558 2005-06 Shawinigan 10 5 5 0 10 0.500 2006-07 Shawinigan 70 25 45 0 56 0.357 2006-07 Shawinigan 4 0 4 0 0 0.000 2007-08 Shawinigan 70 33 37 0 70 0.471 2007-08 Shawinigan 5 1 4 0 2 0.200 2008-09 Shawinigan 68 51 17 0 105 0.750 2008-09 Shawinigan 21 15 6 0 30 0.714 2009-10 Shawinigan 68 31 37 0 70 0.456 2009-10 Shawinigan 6 2 4 0 4 0.333 2010-11 Shawinigan 68 42 26 0 87 0.618 2010-11 Shawinigan 12 7 5 0 14 0.583 2011-12 Shawinigan 68 45 23 0 97 0.662 2011-12 Shawinigan 11 7 4 0 14 0.636 Total : LHJMQ / 464 256 208 0 547 0.552 TOTAL LHJMQ / 69 37 32 0 74 0.536 QMJHL QMJHL CARRIÈRE / CAREER 533 293 240 0 621 0.550 7 PROFILS DES ENTRAÎNEURS / COACHES PROFILES DANNY DUPONT Date de naissance / Date of birth: 1975-07-19 Lieu de naissance / Birth place: Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada Danny Dupont a évolué comme joueur dans la LHJMQ de 1993 à 1996, portant les couleurs du Titan de Laval, des Mooseheads d’Halifax et des Bisons de Granby. Il est devenu entraîneur adjoint pour les Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda en 2002 et a occupé ces fonctions jusqu’en 2005. Par la suite, Danny Dupont a évolué à titre d’entraîneur-chef des Lions du Lac St-Louis de la Ligue Midget AAA. Depuis 2009, il occupe le poste d’entraîneur adjoint avec les Cataractes de Shawinigan. Danny Dupont played in the QMJHL from 1993 to 1996 with the Laval Titan, the Halifax Mooseheads and the Granby Bisons. He was an assistant coach with the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies from 2002 to 2005. Then, Danny Dupont was behind the bench as head coach of the Lac St-Louis Lions in the Midget AAA League. Since 2009, he is an assistant coach with the Shawinigan Cataractes. ENTRAÎNEUR ADJOINT, ASSISTANT COACH Saison Équipe 2004-2005 Huskies de Rouyn-Noranda, LHJMQ 2009-2012 Cataractes de Shawinigan, LHJMQ 8 PROFILS DES ENTRAÎNEURS / COACHES PROFILES STEVE LAROUCHE Date de naissance / Date of birth: 1971-04-14 Lieu de naissance / Birth place: Rouyn-Noranda, QC, Canada Bien connu des amateurs de la Mauricie où il a enregistré 2 saisons de 50 buts et plus avec les Draveurs de Trois-Rivières (1988-89 et 1989-90), Steve a connu une fructueuse carrière de 20 saisons dans les circuits professionnels, évoluant dans divers circuits, dont la Ligue nationale de hockey, la Ligue américaine de hockey et en Europe.
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