Changes: Thetford Mines Fleur-de-Lys

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The Thetford Mines Fleur-de-Lys were a Junior "A" team in Thetford Mines, Quebec. They played in the Quebec Junior A Hockey League from 1972 until they folded in 1981. Mark Levasseur of Worcester, Ma. was their Leading Scorer with 51 G and 52 A. Mark went on to play in the " ACHL " Atlantic Coast hockey League.

They won the league championship in 1978 & 1979.

In the 1978 Hewitt-Dudley Memorial Trophy playoffs they lost the quarter final.

In the 1979 Dudley Hewitt Cup playoffs they lost the semi final.

Season-by-Season Records

Quebec Junior A Hockey League

Season	Games	Won	Lost	Tied	Points	Goals for	Goals against	Standing	Playoffs
1972-73	50	21	21	8	50	248	237	4th East	-
1973-74	50	18	21	11	47	197	191	4th East	-
1974-75	56	25	24	7	57	303	268	3rd	Lost Semi Final
1975-76	64	43	19	2	88	445	294	2nd	-
1976-77	60	22	34	4	48	283	336	5th	-
1977-78	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Won Final
1978-79	59	36	17	6	78	335	240	1st	Won Final
1979-80	41	18	18	5	41	199	222	2nd	-
1980-81	46	17	24	5	39	261	299	-	-

Notes:

1. Many playoff results missing.
2. 1977-78 final standings unavailable.
3. The team folded in the middle of the 1980-81 season.

Alumni

Only one player, Gilles Hamel went on to play in the NHL. Mark Levasseur, Worcester, Ma. USA

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-The '''Thetford Mines Fleur-de-Lys''' were a [[Junior "A"]] team in [[Thetford Mines]], [[Quebec]]. They played in the [[Quebec Junior A Hockey League]] from 1972 until they folded in 1981. Mark Levasseur of Worcester, Ma. was their Leading Scorer.
+The '''Thetford Mines Fleur-de-Lys''' were a [[Junior "A"]] team in [[Thetford Mines]], [[Quebec]]. They played in the [[Quebec Junior A Hockey League]] from 1972 until they folded in 1981. Mark Levasseur of Worcester, Ma. was their Leading Scorer with 51 G and 52 A. Mark went on to play in the " ACHL " Atlantic Coast hockey League.
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 They won the league championship in 1978 & 1979.
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 Only one player, [[Gilles Hamel]] went on to play in the [[NHL]].
+Mark Levasseur, Worcester, Ma. USA
-Mark Levasseur, Worcester, Ma was their leading scorer.[[Category:Canadian ice hockey teams]][[Category:Established in 1972]][[Category:Disestablished in 1981]][[Category:Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League teams]]
+[[Category:Canadian ice hockey teams]]
+[[Category:Established in 1972]]
+[[Category:Disestablished in 1981]]
+[[Category:Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League teams]]
+[[Category:Mark Levasseur]]