Gatineau Olympiques

The QMJHL is proud to announce the winners of the Gervais-Munger Awards as part of 2026 Hooked on School Days. The Gervais-Munger Awards for Academic Perseverance are presented annually to one player from each QMJHL team who has distinguished himself through his efforts and academic perseverance. The award includes a $500 scholarship offered by the QMJHL Foundation. Here are the 2026 recipients:  Team Player Baie-Comeau Drakkar Mattias Gilbert Blain.-Boisbriand Armada Théo Lemieux Cape Breton Eagles Will Murphy

Drastic lead changes make for unusual game in Gatineau

The final road trip through the province of Quebec started with a strange one for the Mooseheads who showed up in Gatineau with plenty of offense but ... - QMJHL Halifax Mooseheads

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The latest Videotron Player of the Week in the QMJHL is defenseman Alex Huang of the Chicoutimi Saguenéens. The 18-year-old from Rosemère, Quebec scored twice and added five assists as the Sags went a perfect 3-0-0-0 on the week. On Wednesday night in Baie-Comeau, Huang recorded an assist on the eventual game winning tally early in the second period and the Saguenéens earned a 3-1 triumph over the Drakkar. The third-year veteran also finished the game with a +1 rating. Back home on Friday night, Huang scored his seventh goal of the season midway through the first period to help pace the Sags to their fourth straight triumph, a 6-4 decision over the Drakkar in the back end of the home-and-home series. Once again, Huang was on the right side of the +/- line, ending the night a +2. In Rimouski on Sunday afternoon, Huang was locked in. His assist on the game’s first goal 1:15 in was the start of a one-goal, four-assist outing for the

Every month, the QMJHL honors its student-athletes following a consultation conducted by the Director of the Education Program, Valérie Monette, with the League’s academic advisors. “These student-athletes caught our attention for their brilliance both on the ice and in school, says Monette. At the QMJHL, the League, management and players understand the importance of school and do everything in their power to combine studies and sport as best they can. Yes, we want to develop future professional hockey players, but above all good citizens.” These 18 deserving recipients were carefully selected by the league teams’ academic advisors, who play a key role in supporting student-athletes on their educational journey. They are first-hand witnesses to the considerable sacrifices made by these players in their quest for academic success. Congratulations to the 18 BMR Student-Athletes of the Month for January! _

The latest Videotron Player of the Week in the QMJHL is Newfoundland Regiment winger Marek Danicek. The 19-year-old from Kladno, Czechia scored four times and added three assists as the Regiment went undefeated in a trio of road games on the week. On Wednesday night in Halifax, Danicek scored a key second period goal before assisting on a third period insurance marker to help propel the Regiment to a 7-4 victory over the Mooseheads. For his efforts, Danicek, who ended the evening with a +2 rating, was named the game’s second star. On Friday night in Charlottetown, the first-year forward scored the eventual game-winning goal midway through the third period, then added an insurance marker 67 seconds later as the Regiment rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Islanders 5-2. Danicek would also add an assist before claiming first star honors on the night. In Saint John on Saturday night, Danicek and the Regiment ended the week on a

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The 2026 Olympic Games begin this Friday in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, and 26 former QMJHL players will participate in the ice hockey tournament. Slovakia will have five former QMJHL players, compared to four for Latvia and Switzerland. Canada, Italy, and Czechia will each have three. Denmark follows with two, one more than France and Germany, while Finland, Sweden, and the United States will have none. Naturally, all eyes will be on Team Canada, which will count on three former QMJHLers, and three big names: Sidney Crosby of the Rimouski Océanic, Nathan MacKinnon of the Halifax Mooseheads, and Brad Marchand, who split his junior career between Moncton, Val-d'Or, and Halifax. All three will play a key role for Canada in its quest for the gold medal. In fact, Slovakia will be relying on four former QMJHL players, not five, since Marek Hrivik (Moncton) is injured. However, Lukas Cingel (Baie-Comeau), Michal Ivan (Acad

The 2026 Olympic Games begin this Friday in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, and 24 former QMJHL players will participate in the ice hockey tournament. Latvia, Slovakia, and Switzerland will each have four QMJHL alumni, while Canada, Italy, and Czechia will have three. Denmark, France, and Germany will each have one alumnus from our league, while Finland, Sweden, and the United States won’t have any. Naturally, all eyes will be on Team Canada, which will count on three former QMJHLers, and three big names: Sidney Crosby of the Rimouski Océanic, Nathan MacKinnon of the Halifax Mooseheads, and Brad Marchand, who split his junior career between Moncton, Val-d'Or, and Halifax. All three will play a key role for Canada in its quest for the gold medal. As a matter of fact, only Switzerland will be relying on four former QMJHL players, as Rodrigo Abols (Acadie-Bathurst) and Eriks Mateiko (Saint John and Rimouski) are injured for Latvia, as is Marek Hrivik (Moncton) for Slovakia. Marti

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Forward of the Month Philippe Veilleux – Val-d’Or Foreurs – 12GP, 10G, 13A, 23Pts The Foreurs put together a successful month of January and Philippe Veilleux was one of the key factors behind it. The 18-year-old from St-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec was held off the scoresheet in the Foreurs’ first game of the new year. That would be it for containing the dazzling third-year winger, who enters February on an 11-game point streak. Included in that run are eight multi-point efforts. The high point occurred on the 15th, when Veilleux scored his second hat trick of the season and added an assist against Saint John. The following night, versus Rouyn-Noranda, Veilleux scored a first period power play marker for his 200th regular season QMJHL point. He then proceeded to close out January with seven points in three games, while the Foreurs went 10-2-0-0 on the month to propel themselves up in the Western Conf

The latest Videotron Player of the Week is goaltender Mathys Fernandez of the Shawinigan Cataractes. In a pair of games, the 20-year-old from Blainville, Quebec went 2-0-0-0, stopping 75 of 77 shots as the Cataractes remained in the thick of the race for top spot in the Western Conference. On Friday night at home, Fernandez allowed a first period goal against Halifax, then allowed nothing else, stopping all 22 shots he faced over the final two frames. The night ended with a 33-save effort for the fourth-year veteran and a 3-1 triumph for the Cataractes. On Sunday afternoon, Fernandez put on a clinic in Chicoutimi, steering aside all 27 shots fired his way in the first two periods alone. By the time the final buzzer sounded, Fernandez had made 42 saves and the Cataractes had earned a hard-fought 3-1 victory over the high-flying Saguenéens. Fernandez was named the first star of the contest. Fernandez, in his second full campaign wit

The latest Videotron Player of the Week is Chicoutimi Saguenéens center Nathan Lecompte. In a pair of games, the 19-year-old from Châteauguay, Quebec scored five goals and added an assist as the league-leading Sags went 1-1-0-0 on the week. On Friday night at home, Lecompte was a force, scoring four times, including the game-winner, in a 9-3 triumph over the Val-d’Or Foreurs. It was the third-year veteran’s first four-goal performance in the ‘Q’ and was heightened by a +2 rating. It also made Lecompte the clear choice for first star of the game. Back home on Saturday afternoon, Lecompte and the Saguenéens fell in a 3-2 decision to the Moncton Wildcats in a hard-fought battle between the league’s top two teams. Despite the setback, Lecompte still found the scoresheet, contributing to both of his team’s goals by finding the back of the net and adding a power play assist. Selected fourth overall by the Saguenéens at the 2023 QMJHL En

CALGARY — Hendrix Lapierre was mobbed by his linemates on the ice and even those in the press box were roaring. The 23-year-old from Gatineau, Que., ended a 90-game drought without a goal by scoring Washington’s first in the Capitals’ 3-1 win over the host Calgary Flames on Friday. Lapierre scored his previous goal March The post Capitals’ Lapierre ends drought; Wilson, Thompson in form ahead of Olympic Games appeared first on The Lethbridge Herald - News and Sports from around Lethbridge.