Québec Remparts

  In the Summer of 2021, the Chicoutimi Saguenéens were ready to turn the page on a couple of seasons that featured both impressive successes and constant setbacks. With the cloak of the pandemic covering everything, the organization took its first step back to the top by investing its first pick in that year’s Draft – second round, 35th overall – on a kid who, like the rest of that year’s class of prospects, barely saw the ice over the previous year. That kid was Emmanuel Vermette. Now, the 21-year-old young man reflects on five seasons of growth in a blue and white sweater, how it all began, and how he got what he needed in taking those first tricky steps into the world of major junior hockey. “For me, as a power forward coming in at 16, not having played the season before, it was hard,” Vermette recalls. “It took me a bit more time than some others to adapt and be able to play my game. But Yanick and our coaching staff were really great. They were really patient

Position: D, Shoots: L H/W: 6’3” / 198 lbs Date of Birth: 2007-10-12 Stats to Date: 4G-9A-13P (41 GP) The 2024 QMJHL draft was pretty successful for the Quebec Remparts, not only drafting Maddox Dagenais at first overall, but also Charlie Morrison early in the second round, who is slowly becoming the mainstay of their defence. [...]Read More... from 2026 NHL DRAFT: DETAILED SCOUTING REPORT – Charlie Morrison, D, Québec Remparts (QMJHL)

  With the 2026 Memorial Cup presented by Kubota set to kick off on Friday night in Kelowna, British Columbia, the field that began with 61 CHL clubs in September has been whittled down to four. This year’s QMJHL representatives, the 2026 Gilles-Courteau Trophy Champion Chicoutimi Saguenéens, join the OHL Champion Kitchener Rangers, WHL title holder Everett Silvertips and host Kelowna Rockets in a final battle for junior hockey supremacy. The Saguenéens entered the season as strong championship contenders this year as Head Coach and GM Yanick Jean and his staff methodically built a well-balanced nucleus over a five-season span. The first addition to this building process, back in 2021, was current Sags captain Emmanuel Vermette. As the club began its climb up the standings, it also drafted or acquired top-end talent in the form of this season’s League MVP Maxim Massé, two-way forward Christophe Berthelot and, through a trade in the middle of the 2022-23 campaign, offensively gif

It is with great sadness that the QMJHL learned this morning the passing of Robert K. Irving, owner of the Moncton Wildcats and a foundational builder of the renowned organization, only two days after the conclusion of the 2026 Gilles-Courteau Trophy Final. "The departure of Robert Irving is extremely sad. He was a pillar and a builder within the QMJHL. There are so many moments to remember from his career. What I remember above all is his passion for the players and his team. He took incredible care of them, encouraging and supporting them to make their years in Moncton nothing short of memorable. He could always be counted on for all the discussions at the league level, and always with a clear position. Thank you Robert", said QMJHL Commissioner Mario Cecchini. Mr. Irving’s career was nothing short of remarkable. He was recognized as a pillar 

They spent six months battling for regular season supremacy. Now, the Moncton Wildcats and Chicoutimi Saguenéens will face off with a league title and Memorial Cup berth on the line. The 2026 Gilles-Courteau Trophy Final is upon us with game one taking place tonight in Moncton. The Wildcats enjoyed their trip to the championship round last year so much that they decided to go back. Their road to round four was a little more perilous this spring, however. After dispatching first the Saint John Sea Dogs, then the Val-d’Or Foreurs in the minimum four games, it took all seven games to defeat the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada in the Semis. The Cats have looked to the grit, skill and big-body presence of 2024 Utah Mammoth draftee Gabe Smith all postseason. It’s been a recipe for success, as indicated by his league-leading 14 goals and 24 points through three rounds of play. San Jose Sharks draft pick Teddy Mutryn has been a force, particularly with his three-assist night against the Armada i

The QMJHL Scouting Central (CSR) released today its final rankings of prospects eligible for the 2026 QMJHL Entry Draft, presented by Fenplast. Thomas Boisvert, a product of Séminaire Saint-Joseph, in Trois-Rivières, sits in first place after spending last season with Mount St. Charles Academy, in Rhode Island. Julien Bergeron of the Châteauguay Grenadiers in the Québec U18 AAA Hockey League (LHM18AAAQ) follows in second place, ahead of Zaac Charbonneau, Boisvert’s teammate at Mount St. Charles. Two other players from the LHM18AAAQ complete the Top 5: Pierre-Alexandre Lemieux of the Collège Esther-Blondin Phénix, and Vincent Boutet of the Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard. Boutet is the highest-ranked defenceman (5th overall). Among goaltenders, Zachary Lainesse, who recently won both the Québec and Ca

Der EC iDM Wärmepumpen VSV freut sich, für die kommende Saison 2026/27 die Verpflichtung von Sean Larochelle bekanntzugeben. Der Verteidiger aus Québec (Kanada) wird künftig im blau-weißen Dress auflaufen. Der 1,78 Meter große und 77 Kilogramm schwere Rechtsschütze genoss seine Ausbildung in der QMJHL, wo er unter anderem für die Victoriaville Tigres sowie die Cape …

Status: Confirmed Transaction Date: 04/28/2026 Player: James Scantlebury (F) From: Chicago Steel To: Québec Remparts Source: You need a free account to view Transfer URL Sign In/Up