Gatineau Olympiques

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Gatineau Olympiques
City: Gatineau, Quebec
League: Q.M.J.H.L.
Division: Telus
Founded: 1973-74
Home Arena: Robert Guertin Centre
Colors: Black, Purple, Yellow & Orange
Head Coach: Benoit Groulx
General Manager: André Chaput
Franchise history
196x-70: Hull Hawks
1970-76: Hull Festivals
1976-03: Hull Olympiques
2003-Present: Gatineau Olympiques

The Gatineau Olympiques are a junior ice hockey team playing in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League out of Gatineau, Quebec. The franchise was granted in 1973 as the Hull Festivals.

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Before joining the "Q", the team was a member of the Central Junior A Hockey League, known originally as the Hull Castors but later as the Hull Hawks. Originally Hull and the CJHL were eligible to compete for the Memorial Cup, the Major Junior crown, but were relegated to Tier II Junior "A" in 1970. Three seasons before joining the QMJHL in 1973 they became the Hull Festivals, and in 1976, they became the Hull Olympiques; the team name was changed to the Gatineau Olympiques when the city of Hull was amalgamated into Gatineau in 2002.

The Olympiques have won the President's Cup six times, most recently in 2003-04. The team has been to four Memorial Cup finals, losing three (1986, 2003 and 2004) and winning the 1997 Memorial Cup which they also hosted. The Olympiques play out of the Robert Guertin Centre.

Year GP W L T OL GF GA PTS Finish Playoffs
1969-70 40 8 24 8 - 149 199 24 5th CJHL N/A
1970-71 48 21 20 7 - 255 238 49 3rd CJHL N/A
1971-72 48 16 31 1 - 178 269 33 5th CJHL N/A
1972-73 55 7 45 3 - 192 338 17 6th CJHL N/A
1973-74 70 14 55 1 - 226 405 29 11th N/A
1974-75 72 34 32 6 - 386 369 74 7th N/A
1975-76 72 30 35 7 - 312 318 67 7th N/A
1976-77 72 26 37 9 - 283 333 61 8th N/A
1977-78 72 34 34 4 - 357 397 72 7th N/A
1978-79 72 10 55 7 - 262 491 27 10th N/A
1979-80 72 25 35 12 - 336 378 62 8th N/A
1980-81 72 23 46 3 - 262 353 49 9th N/A
1981-82 64 41 21 2 - 343 260 84 2nd N/A
1982-83 70 30 40 0 - 393 406 60 7th N/A
1983-84 70 25 45 0 - 301 411 50 9th N/A
1984-85 68 33 34 1 - 347 352 71 5th N/A
1985-86 72 54 18 0 - 423 262 108 1st Won President's Cup
Lost Memorial Cup Final
1986-87 70 26 39 5 - 286 323 57 8th N/A
1987-88 70 43 23 4 - 380 394 90 1st Won President's Cup
1988-89 70 40 25 5 - 329 264 85 3rd N/A
1989-90 70 36 29 5 - 306 282 77 6th N/A
1990-91 70 36 27 7 - 263 235 79 5th N/A
1991-92 70 41 24 5 - 331 259 87 3rd N/A
1992-93 70 40 28 2 - 296 268 82 4th N/A
1993-94 72 38 31 3 - 310 304 79 5th N/A
1994-95 72 42 28 2 - 340 274 86 3rd Won President's Cup
1995-96 70 56 12 2 - 389 191 114 1st N/A
1996-97 70 48 19 3 - 346 205 99 1st Won President's Cup
Won Memorial Cup (hosts)
1997-98 70 32 37 1 - 270 268 65 10th N/A
1998-99 70 23 38 9 - 276 298 55 11th N/A
1999-00 72 42 24 6 - 339 256 90 5th N/A
2000-01 72 34 28 7 3 288 284 78 8th N/A
2001-02 72 33 30 3 6 230 253 75 8th N/A
2002-03 72 39 27 4 2 266 222 84 7th Won President's Cup
Lost Memorial Cup Final
2003-04 70 50 13 7 0 306 179 107 1st Won President's Cup
Lost Memorial Cup Final
2004-05 70 33 28 5 4 216 237 75 8th Lost Quarter-final
2005-06 70 40 23 4 3 261 215 87 6th Lost Semi-final
2006-07 70 39 27 2 2 303 274 82 6th Lost Quarter-final

Team Records for a single season
Statistic Total Season
Most Points 108 1985-86
Most Wins 54 1985-86
Most Goals For 423 1985-86
Least Goals For 216 2004-05
Least Goals Against 179 2003-04
Most Goals Against 491 1978-79
Individual player records for a single season
Statistic Player Total Season
Most Goals Guy Rouleau 91 1985-86
Most Assists Luc Robitaille 123 1985-86
Most Points Guy Rouleau; Luc Robitaille 191 1985-86
Most Points, rookie Martin Gélinas 131 1987-88
Most Points, defenseman Jiri Fischer 78 1998-99
Best GAA (Goalie) Gabriel Bouthillette 2.20 2003-04
Goalies = minimum 1500 minutes played



  • 15 Luc Robitaille
  • 16 Sam Lang
  • 33 José Théodore
  • 77 Guy Rouleau

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