Statistics QMJHL 1979-1980

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Jean-François Sauvé	C	Trois-Rivières Draveurs QMJHL	73	63	124	187	31
2.	Guy Carbonneau	C	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	72	72	110	182	66
3.	Denis Savard	F	Montreal Juniors	72	63	118	181	93
4.	Pierre Aubry	LW	Trois-Rivières Draveurs QMJHL	72	85	62	147	118
5.	Alain Lemieux	C	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	72	47	95	142	36
6.	Chris Valentine	F	Verdun/Sorel Blackhawks	72	48	80	128	76
7.	Gaston Therrien	D	Québec Remparts	71	39	86	125	152
8.	Serge Boisvert	RW	Sherbrooke Castors	69	52	72	124	47
9.	Michel Galarneau	RW	Hull Olympiques	72	39	64	103	49
10.	Dale Hawerchuk	F	Cornwall Royals	72	37	66	103	21
11.	Dan Daoust	C	Cornwall Royals	70	40	62	102	82
12.	Robert Millette	F	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	62	43	57	100	132
13.	Mike Krushelnyski	C	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	72	39	60	99	78
14.	André Côté	F	Sorel Blackhawks	61	34	53	87	21
15.	Alain Grenier	F	Laval Voisins	70	39	47	86	24
16.	Constant Priondolo	RW	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	72	30	56	86	109
17.	John Chabot	C	Hull Olympiques	68	26	57	83	28
18.	Benoît Laporte	F	Hull Olympiques	67	37	42	79	186
19.	Stéphane Lessard	F	Québec Remparts	68	37	39	76	15
20.	Newell Brown	C	Cornwall Royals	71	24	52	76	44
21.	Fred Arthur	D	Cornwall Royals	67	5	70	75	105
22.	Pierre Rioux	F	Shawinigan Cataractes	70	27	47	74	24
23.	Gaetano Orlando	C	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	70	28	44	72	50
24.	Pierre Sevigny	???	Trois-Rivières Draveurs QMJHL	61	7	64	71	96
25.	Daniel Naud	D	Sorel Blackhawks	72	17	53	70	30
26.	Louis Haman	???	Laval Voisins	67	33	36	69	66
27.	Réjean Cloutier	D	Sherbrooke Castors	65	11	57	68	163
28.	Alan Haworth	C	Sherbrooke Castors	45	28	36	64	50
29.	Alain Vigneault	D	Trois-Rivières Draveurs QMJHL	63	11	53	64	175
30.	Jean-Marc Gaulin	RW	Sorel Blackhawks	59	21	40	61	119
31.	Alain Rioux	C	Shawinigan Cataractes	52	29	31	60	45
32.	Scott Arniel	LW	Cornwall Royals	61	22	28	50	51
33.	Fred Boimistruck	D	Cornwall Royals	70	12	34	46	99
34.	Claude Drouin	???	Québec Remparts	68	17	28	45	79
35.	Taras Zytynsky	D	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	72	12	29	41	104
36.	André Chartrain	C	Verdun/Sorel Blackhawks	64	21	17	38	40
37.	Normand Leveille	F	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	60	24	12	36	39
38.	Michael Shea	D	Laval Voisins	72	3	30	33	143
39.	Roberto Lavoie	RW	Québec Remparts	40	18	14	32	16
40.	Tim Cranston	F	Sherbrooke Castors	65	14	14	28	35
41.	Doug Baran	D	Verdun/Sorel Blackhawks	69	3	20	23	91
42.	Neal Megannety	F	Laval Voisins	63	9	13	22	37
43.	Gordon Donnelly	D	Chicoutimi Saguenéens	68	6	15	21	111
44.	Danny Brown	???	Cornwall Royals	59	11	2	13	288
45.	François Perreault	F	Laval Voisins	23	6	7	13	0
46.	Jean-René Tapia	F	Québec Remparts	13	1	7	8	4
47.	Serge Roy	D	Laval Voisins	23	4	3	7	12
48.	Claude Gagnon	C	Trois-Rivières Draveurs QMJHL	7	0	0	0	2
49.	Heikki Leime	D	Blainville-Boisbriand Armada	5	0	0	0	0
49 items total

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