Chicoutimi Saguenéens

Patriks Plumins has been ranked #22 in the T25U25 list, marking the first goalie featured in this year's evaluations. At just 18.48 years old, Plumins possesses promising attributes including good size (6'3", 216 lbs) and impressive performance metrics, recording a .927 save percentage in a Latvian pro league and .947 in the World U18 Championship. His success in Europe suggests he may be one of the few goalies capable of reaching the NHL with a reliable foundation, despite the inherent risks associated with drafting goalies. Future prospects hint at a potential move to the QMJHL with Chicoutimi, further adding to…

The start of NHL training camp is right around the corner, not only bringing the Predators back to Nashville but a handful of prospects as well. Rookie Camp kicks off on Sept. 11, followed by the Prospects Tournament from Sept. 13-14 in North Carolina. Proceeding that is the start of training camp on Sept. 16. Nashville's first preseason game is on Sept. 20 against Tampa Bay at Benchmark International Arena. While a handful of prospects are hoping to crack the Predators roster, many are already set on where they'll be playing this season. The majority of the Predators prospects will be playing in the NCAA, 13 out of 25. Ryker Lee (Michigan State), Jack Ivankovic (Michigan), Miguel Marques (Maine), Jacob Rombach (Minnesota) and Teddy Stiga (Boston College) will all be returning to their college squads from last season, while the eight others are either entering their first college seasons or playing on a different team. Cameron Reid (Kitchener to Michigan), Tommy Bley

Catch the best highlights from Alexis Joseph’s standout 2025-26 campaign with the @sjseadogs, where the No. 1 overall pick in the QMJHL Draft racked up 60 points in 54 games as a 16-year old! The towering center's elite playmaking, power game, and finishing ability quickly solidified his status as a marquee prospect for the 2027 NHL Draft. 00:00 - Goal (1) | Saint John vs Halifax | September 27 00:28 - Goal (2) | Saint John vs Halifax | September 27 00:51 - Goal | Saint John vs Chicoutimi | December 11 01:15 - Goal | Saint John vs Baie-Comeau | December 10 01:37 - Goal (1) | Saint John vs Halifax | December 18 02:05 - Goal (1) | Saint John vs Moncton | December 4 02:30 - Goal (2) | Saint John vs Halifax | December 18 03:05 - Goal | Saint John vs Moncton | January 29 03:41 - Goal | Victoriaville vs Saint John | February 16 04:07 - Goal | Saint John vs Moncton | October 4 04:28 - Assist | Saint John vs Charlottetown | October 10 04:47 - Goal | Quebec vs Saint John | November 15 05:12

Date: 08/07/2026 Player: Erik Kald (D) From: Sherwood Park Crusaders To: Chicoutimi Saguenéens Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up

QMJHL fans will have plenty of reasons to look forward to the 2027 NHL Draft. It’s always tough to say 11 months before the draft, but for some of the league’s top prospects for this upcoming NHL Draft will be at the Hlinka-Gretzky Cup, in Edmonton, from Monday through Saturday, August 8 in Edmonton. Who should you keep an eye on during this U18 tournament, which will be broadcast on TSN and RDS? We suggest you five players to watch who are expected to turn heads during the upcoming QMJHL season. The 2026–27 season will be dominated by Alexis Joseph. According to most experts, the Saint John Sea Dogs forward is set to become the third QMJHL player drafted in the top five of a draft since 2020, after Alexis Lafrenière (2020, 1st by the New York Rangers) and Caleb Desnoyers (2025, 4th by the Utah Mammoth). Joseph will be one of Canada's standout players, but there will also be players to watch from other countries. Some european players were notably selected during the Canadian Hocke

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 Moncton Wildcats. Rudy Guimond Guimond’s time in Moncton and the QMJHL lasted only two seasons, but what an impact he made. The Pointe-Claire native was playing for the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders in the USHL when he decided to join the Wildcats early in the 2024-25 season. He posted a perfect 16-0 regular-season record (1.73 GAA, .940 SV%), then won eight of his nine playoff starts—serving as Mathis Rousseau’s backup—to help the Wildcats capture the Gilles-Courteau Trophy. He was even better in 2025-26, finishing with a 40-7-3 record, a 2.27 goals-against average, and a .922 save percentage to earn the Patrick-Roy Trophy as the QMJHL’s Goaltender of the Year. Once again, the Wildcats advanced to the league final, this time falling to the Chicoutimi Saguenéens. Guimond’s 56 w

Micke Sundell (MoDo), Félix Bibeau (Chicoutimi Saguenéens) and Mário Bližňák (HK Dukla Trenčín) join host Jesse Cohen to discuss the first three players selected by the Kings at the 2026 NHL Entry Draft.Elton Hermansson, Liam Lefebvre and Adam Goljer were selected with the 19th, 46th and 49th picks overall.