Drummondville Voltigeurs

BUFFALO – In his first days in Drummondville, the Voltigeurs initiated winger Dylan Dumont, a prospect the Sabres recently drafted in the sixth round, by throwing him headfirst into the fray. They wanted Dumont, who possesses a slick skill set, to develop a more complete game as a rookie in the Quebec Maritime Junior Hockey League. “Being able to contribute as much away from the puck than with the puck,” former Drummondville coach Sylvain ... Read the full article The post In sixth-rounder Dylan Dumont, Sabres could have underrated prospect first appeared on

Watch every clutch OT winner from the 2026 @LHJMQ_QMJHL Playoffs, all in one video! 00:00 - Gavin Cornforth (Moncton) | March 28 vs. Saint John 00:32 - Justin Carbonneau (Blainville-Boisbriand) | March 31 vs. Victoriaville 01:34 - Dylan Dumont (Drummondville) | March 31 vs. Val-d'Or 02:18 - Thomas Verdon (Rouyn-Noranda) | March 31 vs. Gatineau 02:57 - Kody Dupuis (Shawinigan) | April 1 vs. Sherbrooke 03:44 - Maxime Sauthier (Cape Breton) | April 3 vs. Newfoundland 04:32 - Antoine St-Laurent (Rouyn-Noranda) | April 11 vs. Shawinigan 05:35 - Maël Lavigne (Blainville-Boisbriand) | April 23 vs. Moncton 06:49 - Thomas Desruisseaux (Chicoutimi) | May 12 vs. Moncton Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to access all of the latest hockey videos! Website: https://www.flohockey.tv/ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2qfd7im Get the FloSports iOS app: http://bit.ly/FloHockeyiOSApp_9 Follow FloHockey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FloHockey.tv Twitter: https://twitter.com/FloHockey Instagram:

Throughout the summer, we’ll be looking back at the QMJHL careers of our 20-year-old players, who will be moving on to new opportunities next season. Today, we feature the graduating players of the Newfoundland Regiment. Justin Larose Larose chose to delay his arrival at the University of Michigan by one year in order to play his 20-year-old season in Newfoundland, and he has no reason to regret that decision. The winger set a career high with 88 points (32 goals, 56 assists), finishing fourth in QMJHL scoring. His 40 power-play points and 292 shots on goal both ranked second in the league. Larose helped the Regiment finish third in the Eastern Conference and reach the second round of the playoffs in the franchise's inaugural season. It was a fitting conclusion to his junior career, as he appeared in 321 QMJHL games, tied for 52nd-most in league history. A second-round pick of the Tigres in 2021, Larose spent three and a half seasons in Victoriaville befor

DBTB – Well, as I have said many times before, let no one claim that I am an unaccountable draftnik who throws out his rankings and then runs for cover, never to speak about it again!  I’ve always wanted to have the meteorologists (aka weathermen/ladies) get on TV and announce their accuracy percentages, although that will never happen.  But given my situation here at DBTB, I wanted to walk the walk and talk the talk.  Or insert favorite cliché here.  So here it is, my accuracy metrics for 2026!   This was a tough year for me.  The success of the Sabres had me more focused on the Blue and Gold than I had been in a while.  That left me less time to focus on the Draft than normal, and that’s reflected in my relatively poor performance as far as predicting things.  Granted, it wasn’t SO far off previous years, but it was off, for the most part.  So mea culpa, mea culpa!       I know due to a lot of logistical snafus, you all didn’t get to see my

Favreau served as head coach of the Drummondville Voltigeurs of the QMJHL for the past three seasons.

Throughout the summer, we’ll be looking back at the QMJHL careers of our 20-year-old players, who will be moving on to new opportunities next season. Today, we feature the graduating players of the Val-d’Or Foreurs. Maxime Coursol Coursol made history with the Rimouski Océanic before finishing his junior career in Val-d'Or, where he recorded a personal-best 69 points (25G-44A) in 2025-26. Prior to that, he had played 210 games in a Rimouski uniform, ranking 18th all-time among the franchise's forwards. The 12th overall pick in the 2021 QMJHL Entry Draft, Coursol totaled 203 points (83G-120A) in 261 QMJHL games and helped the Océanic reach both the 2025 QMJHL Final and play in the Memorial Cup tournament. In Val-d'Or, his hockey sense and relentless work ethic made him an ideal complement to Philippe Veilleux and Nathan Brisson. He will study and play for the University of Ottawa in 2026-27. Xavier Daigle Daigle experienced a whi

Throughout the summer, we’ll be looking back at the QMJHL careers of our 20-year-old players, who will be moving on to new opportunities next season. Today, we feature the graduating players of the Victoriaville Tigres. Alexis Bourque A native of Gatineau, Bourque was selected seventh overall by the Armada in the 2021 QMJHL Draft. At just 16 years old, he earned a spot with Blainville-Boisbriand, where he spent two and a half seasons before being traded to Victoriaville. With the Tigres, he reached the semifinals in 2024 and, this season, posted career highs with 21 goals and 42 points as an overager. Only Egor Shilov and Alexey Vlasov recorded more points for Victoriaville. Bourque concludes his junior career with 152 points in 286 games, and will play for the University of Alaska-Fairbanks in 2026–27. Simon-Pier Brunet A fifth-round pick of the Drummondville Voltigeurs in 2021, Brunet spent the 2021–22 season with Gatineau in the M18 AAA ranks, L

Avec David Bosson, le HC Ambrì-Piotta ne recrute pas un joueur déjà accompli, mais un projet particulièrement intrigant. À 20 ans, l’ailier droit fribourgeois revient en Suisse après deux saisons passées dans la LHJMQ avec les Voltigeurs de Drummondville. Les statistiques (37 points en 112 matches) restent modestes, mais elles ne racontent qu’une partie de ... L’article AMBRÌ-PIOTTA – Le Marlinois David Bosson veut relever le défi léventin est apparu en premier sur Planète Hockey.

Following the NHL Draft in Buffalo this past weekend, where 20 QMJHL players were selected—the league's highest total since 2021—an additional 21 skaters have now earned invitations to NHL development camps, which are currently taking place across the league. The Cape Breton Eagles and Gatineau Olympiques lead the way with three invitees each. For the Eagles, Alonso Gosselin was invited by the Philadelphia Flyers, Noah Jettelson by the Colorado Avalanche, and Elias Schneider by the Los Angeles Kings. Gosselin spent the 2025-26 season with the Chicoutimi Saguenéens, while Schneider played for the Shawinigan Cataractes. For the Olympiques, Maxim Dubé is attending the New York Rangers' camp, Michel Myloserdnyy is with the Nashville Predators, and Dylan Allie is participating in the Vegas Golden Knights' camp. Five teams saw two of their players receive invitations: the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (Vincent Desjardins and Torkel Jennersjö), Drummondville Voltigeurs (Jesse Allecia and O

Dylan Dumont 2025-26 season highlights ahead of the 2026 NHL Draft. If you enjoy NHL Draft prospect highlights, make sure to like and subscribe for more future prospect videos. #nhlprospects #nhldraft #qmjhl #hockey #hockeyhighlights Profile : Name : Dylan Dumont Age : 18 Birthplace : St-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec (Canada) Height : 6'00 Weight : 168 lbs Position : RightWinger Shoot : Right Team : Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL) Jersey Number : 94 Stats : 28G-16A-44PTS/62GP I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE HIGHLIGHTS. SPECIAL THANKS TO THE QMJHL CHANNEL

A total of 20 QMJHL players were selected in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, the league’s highest total since 2021 (24). In addition, for the first time in five years, 10 prospects from the Cecchini Circuit cracked the NHL’s Top 100. On Friday night, during the first round, Maddox Dagenais of the Québec Remparts was selected 16th overall by the St. Louis Blues, while Tommy Bleyl of the Moncton Wildcats went 31st overall to the Nashville Predators. On Saturday,  Xavier Villeneuve of the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada became the first QMJHL player selected, going 34th overall to the Chicago Blackhawks. The defenceman, who was ranked 18th among North American skaters, recorded 38 points in just 37 games after his season was shortened by injury. QMJHL Offensive Rookie of the Year Egor Shilov, of the Victoriaville Tigres, was then selected 43rd overall by the Colorado Avalanche. Fresh off winning the Gilles-Courteau Trophy with the Chicoutimi Saguenéens, Liam Lefebvre followed at

Junior hockey fans, mark your calendars! The QMJHL unveiled its 2026-27 regular season schedule today, which will get underway on Friday, September 18, with eight games on the slate. View the full schedule here The very first game of the season will feature the Saint John Sea Dogs taking on the Newfoundland Regiment at 7:00 p.m. local time (5:30p.m. ET). On September 18, fans will also be treated to games in Cape Br

Named in recognition of former Ottawa 67’s head coach and CHL all-time wins leader Brian Kilrea, the Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year Award is presented annually to the Canadian Hockey League’s top coach. Steve Hamilton of the Everett Silvertips (WHL) earned the honour after guiding Everett through the best season in franchise history. In just his second season with the Silvertips, Hamilton led the club to a 57-8-2-1 record and 117 points, helping Everett capture a second straight Scotty Munro Memorial Trophy as WHL regular-season champions. Everett’s 57 wins and 117 points both set franchise records, while the Silvertips’ .860 points percentage ranked seventh all-time in CHL history among teams that played at least 50 games. The club was one of the CHL’s most complete teams, finishing third in the WHL with 304 goals for while allowing just 173 goals against, the second-fewest in the league. Hamilton’s season continued into a historic postseason run, as Everett we

  Chicoutimi Saguenéens forward & Anaheim Ducks prospect Maxim Massé becomes just the sixth player in CHL history to win both CHL Rookie of the Year and the CHL David Branch Player of the Year Award over the course of his career   The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) is proud to unveil its 2025-26 award winners, headlined by Anaheim Ducks prospect Maxim Massé of the Chicoutimi Saguenéens, who was named the CHL David Branch Player of the Year at a ceremony held Monday in downtown Toronto. With the honour, Massé becomes just the sixth player in CHL history to win both CHL Rookie of the Year and the CHL David Branch Player of the Year Award over the course of his career, joining Sidney Crosby (Rimouski Océanic / QMJHL), John Tavares (Oshawa Generals / OHL), Alex DeBrincat (Erie Otters / OHL), Alexis Lafrenière (Rimouski Océanic / QMJHL), and Gavin McKenna (Medicine Hat T