Titan d\' Acadie-Bathurst

The Titan d' Acadie-Bathurst is a team of the Ligue of hockey major junior of Quebec. The frankness was before located at Laval with the Quebec and had had like successive names:

of 1969 with 1971: National of Rosemont
of 1971 with 1979: National of Laval
of 1979 with 1985: Close to Laval
of 1985 with 1994: Titan of Laval
of 1994 with 1998: Titan French College of Laval
of 1998 with now: Titan d' Acadie-Bathurst.

History

The National of Rosemont is created in 1969 like one of the first franknesses from the LHJMQ in one of the districts of Montreal: Rosemont it Petite-Patrie. After only two seasons in the town of Montreal, the frankness settles with Laval, where she will play for the 27 next seasons under many names.

In 1994, the team amalgamates with that of the French Collège of Verdun and becomes Titan Collège French of Laval and, in 1998, the skating rink of Laval being too decayed, the frankness moves with Bathurst province of the New Brunswick and then becomes Titan d' Acadie-Bathurst.

Titan of Laval was the formative club of the famous player of the Penguins de Pittsburgh: Mario Lemieux.

During the season 1999 - 2000, Titan makes play the first woman in a match of hockey of the LHJMQ, Charline Labonté, 17 years old and evolving/moving at the station of goalkeeper.

Results

NR = Ties (1998 - 2005), DTB = Demolished with the shootings with the goals (edition of 2005-06), DPr = Demolished in prolongation

Former players of the frankness having played in LNH

This list contains only the players having played under the colors of Acadie-Bathurst .

See too

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