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Lewiston MAINEiacs

Club status: ceased

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All time leagues: QMJHL

Season 2004-2005

This club in 2004-2005: QMJHL

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Jonathan Bernier	07.08.1988	183 cm	84 kg	left	Show profile»
G	D.J. DelBuono	26.03.1986	173 cm	71 kg	N/A	Show profile»
G	Travis Fullerton	03.11.1987	185 cm	82 kg	left	Show profile»
G	Jaroslav Halak	13.05.1985	182 cm	76 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Marc-André Cręte	07.05.1987	178 cm	75 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Chad Denny	27.03.1987	190 cm	103 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Michal Korenko	22.07.1987	188 cm	89 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Travis Mealy	25.04.1985	180 cm	92 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Jonathan Paiement	07.03.1985	185 cm	92 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Sebastien Piche	04.02.1988	183 cm	92 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Mathieu Aubin	18.09.1986	190 cm	93 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Alex Bourret	05.10.1986	180 cm	93 kg	left	Show profile»
RW	Eric Castonguay	18.09.1987	180 cm	87 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Stephane Chaput	11.03.1988	183 cm	85 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Marc-Andre Cliche	23.03.1987	185 cm	86 kg	right	Show profile»
LW	Alexandre Picard	06.10.1985	188 cm	94 kg	left	Show profile»
RW	Sheldon Wenzel	22.05.1984	185 cm	100 kg	right	Show profile»

Coach name	State	Born	Coach position
Clement Jodoin		10.01.1952	Head Coach	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

Achievements

League winners:

2006-2007: QMJHL

Team statistics

Historic rosters:

Historic statistics:

Past results:

League standings:

Fast factsseason 2004-2005

Youngest player: Jonathan Bernier (16 years)
Oldest player: Sheldon Wenzel (20 years)
Shortest player: D.J. DelBuono (173 cm)
Tallest player: Mathieu Aubin (190 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (14), Slovakia (2), USA (1)

Leagues

Lewiston MAINEiacs parcitipates in season 2004-2005: QMJHL

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