Claude Verret

Claude Verret (born the April 20th 1963 with Lachine district of Montreal in the province of the Quebec with the Canada) is a former player of Canadian Hockey which played station of attacker.

Career

It begins its career in 1980 in the Ligue of hockey major junior of Quebec for the team of the Draveurs of Three-Rivers. In 1982, it takes part in the fishing out of entry in the National league of hockey and is chosen by the Sabers of Buffalo in eighth round.

He plays some matches in the National league of hockey with the Sabers but passes most clearly from his beginning of career in the American Ligue of hockey with the Americans of Rochester. In 1987, it gains with its team the Coupe Calder at the end of the eliminatory Séries of the LAH.

It then decides to leave the North America and joined the Europe, where it in particular evolved/moved in the Ligue Magnus French within the Dragons of Rouen from which it was the captain in first half of the Années 1990 before joining the Swiss championship. With the Dragons, it gains with four recoveries the Coupe Magnus.

Prize list

; American League of hockey

Cut Calder in 1987 with the Americans of Rochester

; League Magnus

4 cuts Magnus: 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994
It gains the Trophée Charles Ramsey better pointer of the league in 1993 with 83 points.
It gains five consecutive trophies Raymond Dewas between 1989 and 1993 as a player more Fair-play of the season.

Statistical

Card on www.hockeydb.com

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