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Recent transfersShow all transfers»
16 Mar 2024 | Daniel Gibb  (D) HC Amiens Sommearrowretired as player
09 Mar 2024 | Robert Baillargeon  (F) HC Cergy-Pontoisearrowunknown
01 Feb 2024 | Michael McNiven  (G) Savannah Ghost PiratesarrowGap Rapaces
01 Feb 2024 | Niki Blomberg  (D) Dunaújvárosi AcélbikákarrowBordeaux GHC
League leaders |  season 2023-2024 all time stats
# Player name Pos Team GP G A P PIM +/-
1.Alexandre LavoieCGrenoble Brûleurs de Loups43154257140
2.Nicolas DeschampsLWGrenoble Brûleurs de Loups43173552200
3.Anthony RechLWRouen Dragons43202848280
4.Alex BarberCHC Cergy-Pontoise43222547360
5.Nikita ScherbakLWASG Angers Les Ducs41103747610
6.Rolands VignersLWRouen Dragons41271946100
7.Samuel SalonenRWBordeaux GHC45212546100
8.Thomas SimonsenRWHC Amiens Somme44222345100
9.Loïc LamperierFRouen Dragons42202444120
10.Aleksi HämäläinenCHC Cergy-Pontoise44162844240
Show all stats for season 2023-2024
League standings stage:
# Club G W W-OTL-OTL Score P
1Rouen Dragons4435216194:105 110
2ASG Angers Les Ducs44331010164:104 101
3Grenoble Brûleurs de Loups44282212184:113 90
4Bordeaux GHC44195416148:126 71
5HC Cergy-Pontoise44202517142:132 69
6Marseille Spartiates44194120114:111 66
7HC Amiens Somme44183518144:149 65
8Nice HCA44154124128:174 54
9Pionniers Chamonix44134423111:147 51
10Anglet Hormadi44102626116:170 40
11Briançon Alpes Provence HC44112229110:174 39
12Gap Rapaces44111131118:168 36
Last updated: 18 Mar 2024, 23:42
  • from 1907 to 1930: Championnat de France
  • from 1930 to 1973: 1re Série
  • from 1973 to 1975: Série A (FRA)
  • from 1975 to 1985: Nationale A
  • from 1985 to 1990: Nationale 1A
  • from 1990 to 1991: Ligue nationale
  • from 1991 to 1992: Élite (FRA)
  • from 1992 to 1994: Nationale 1
  • from 1994 to 1996: Élite (FRA)
  • from 1996 to 1997: Nationale 1A
  • from 1997 to 2002: Élite (FRA)
  • from 2002 to 2004: Super 16
  • from 2004 to present: Ligue Magnus

Awards
Charles Ramsey Trophy (top scorer)
Albert Hassler Trophy (most valuable player of French citizenship)
Marcel Claret Trophy (most sportsmanlike team)
Raymond Dewas Trophy (most sportsmanlike player)
Jean-Pierre Graff Trophy (most valuable rookie)
Jean Ferrand Trophy (most valuable goaltender)
French Coach of the Year Award (top coach)

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Cergy promoted to LIgue Magnus

Cergy-Pontoise Jokers, the regular season champion of French Division 1, will play in Magnus Ligue in the next season, as determined by the Head Office of the Federation after reviewing the dossier presented by the club. In the same way HC Epinal is promoted to Division 1 from Division 2 and Reims and Poitiers will play in Division 2, coming from Division 3. Châlons asked to be relegated in Division 3

(26 Apr 2020)
 

Luciano Basile leaves Gap

After communicating the renewal of the contract for the next season, Gap Rapaces announces that Luciano Basile will no longer be the coach for 2019-20. In a short press release the club cites "numerous disagreements and internal conflicts" and reports that former assistant Eric Blais will be the new headcoach.
Italo-Canadian Basile left the club after 5 seasons, with two titles of Ligue Magnus and a League Cup won. He was named French League Coach of the Year in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2012-13, 2014-15

(13 Apr 2019)
 

Mulhouse names new coach

HC Mulhouse announces Swedish coach Christer Eriksson will continue to work at club as General Manager, leaving the role of coach to Yorick Treille, 38, one of most representative players of French hockey in the last 2 years. Treille retires immediately as player to start the new career behind the bench. Mulhouse is currently 11th in the standing, with just a victory after 15 rounds of Ligue Magnus

(03 Nov 2018)
 

Reigning champion Gap eliminated

The current Ligue Magnus champion Gap Rapaces was knocked out in the first round of playoffs by Boxers Bordeaux in just 4 games, losing 4-3 game #4. Gap finished third in the regular season and faced 6th seed Bordeaux, being eliminated at quarterfinals after two titles and a semifinals in the last 3 years.
Rouen leading 3-1 against Angers while it's 2-2 in the series between Mulhouse and Grenoble and Amiens and Lyon.

Follow Ligue Magnus playoffs on eurohockey.com !

(01 Mar 2018)
 

Premiere for Lyon

Lyon HC won the Coupe de France by beating 2-0 Les Rapaces de Gap in front of 11.500 spectators at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris-Bercy. A deflection by Norbert Abramov at 34:37 and an empty goal by Canadian Dave Labrecque at 58:56 give Lyon the first trophy in its history. Latvian goalie Maris Jucers was named MVP of the final.

Lyon vainqueur de la Coupe de France 2018


Crédit : Xavier Lainé / FFHG

(28 Jan 2018)
 

Games cancelled in Lyon

The Magnus Ligue game between Lyon and Epinal was stopped after first period due a failure of refrigeration machinery. The club announced also the next game versus Strasbourg, scheduled for Sunday, was cancelled assuring ensuring they are doing everything they can to fix the failure as soon as possible

(30 Sep 2017)
 

Santino Pellegrino left Chamonix

Announced as new coach of Chamonix Pioniers at the end of July, Italo-Canadian coach Santino Pellegrino left the team citing familiar reasons.
Chamonix is now looking for a new coach

(06 Aug 2017)
 

Dijon relegated in Division 2, Chamonix back in Magnus

After the validation od Financial Commission of Magnus Ligue, Les Ducs de Dijon lost their licence for playing in Magnus Ligue and the club didn't submit neither guarantees to play in Division 1, so the Federation decided to demote the club in Division 2, the third level of French hockey.
Chamonix, relegated after the last season, is bring back in Magnus even if without the fusion with Morzine-Avoriaze, that will compete in Division 3.
Cergy-Pontoise will replace Chamonix in Division 1

(22 Jul 2017)
 

Chamonix/Morzine relegated

The merge between Morzine-Avoriaz and Chamonix, occurred last summer, should have created a more competitive team in Magnus Ligue, according to the purpose of management: but things did not go just like that: last after the regular season with just 13 points, Morzine-Chamonix Pionniers were relegated in the Division 1 with a round still to play in the relegation round, played along with Strasbourg, Dijon and Nice

(15 Mar 2017)
 

Epinal hires Brad Gratton as new coach

After a brilliant 2015-16 season, when team finished 2nd in the standing and lost in playoofs semifinals, Gamyo Epinal, currently 8th in the standing, fired coach Stephane Barin, replacing him with Canadian Brad Gratton, who coached mainly in Denmark during the career. Gratton left Odense Bulldogs after last season, with a Danish Cup won with the club

(26 Dec 2016)
18 Mar 2024Marseille Spartiates - Bordeaux GHC0-4
18 Mar 2024HC Cergy-Pontoise - ASG Angers Les Ducs3-1
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