St-Jérôme Panthers

Les Panthères de St-Jérome are a junior ice hockey team from Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, Canada.^[1] They are a part of the Quebec Junior Hockey League.

Les Panthères de St-Jérome
City	Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, Canada
League	Quebec Junior Hockey League
Division	Alexandre Burrows
Founded	1988
Home arena	Aréna Melançon
Colours	Turquoise, black, and white
General manager	Pierre Bergeron (2017–18)
Head coach	Pierre Bergeron (2017–18)
Franchise history
1988–1991	St. Antoine Rapidos
1991–1992	Laval-Laurentides Panthers
1992–present	St. Jerome Panthers

History

The franchise was founded in 1988 as the Saint-Antoine Rapidos. A season later they were known as the Laval-Laurentides Panthers. In 1992, the team moved to Saint-Jerome.

The Panthers won the Fred Page Cup in 2001, earning the right to compete at the 2001 Royal Bank Cup, the Canadian Junior "A" National Championship.

The Panthers have been, in recent years,^[when?] continually in the upper echelon of the QJAAAHL^{[citation needed]} and were awarded hosting duties for the 2007 Fred Page Cup.

Season-by-season record

Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

Season	GP	W	L	T	OTL	GF	GA	Points	Finish	Playoffs
1988–89	40	25	9	6	—	217	152	56	3rd QPJHL
1989–90	42	28	13	1	—	255	169	57	3rd QPJHL
1990–91	44	16	25	3	—	227	244	35	7th QPJHL
1991–92	48	22	25	1	—	247	278	45	9th QPJHL
1992–93	50	35	10	5	—	281	204	75	2nd QPJHL
1993–94	48	25	23	—	0	283	269	50	8th QPJHL
1994–95	48	27	16	—	5	292	254	59	6th QPJHL
1995–96	48	34	12	—	2	279	222	70	2nd QPJHL
1996–97	48	37	10	—	1	277	180	75	1st QPJHL
1997–98	54	29	22	—	3	249	232	61	5th QJAAAHL
1998–99	52	31	18	—	3	278	219	65	7th QJAAAHL
1999–00	58	41	13	—	4	373	271	86	2nd QJAAAHL
2000–01	49	30	15	0	4	312	247	64	2nd QJAAAHL	Won League
2001–02	53	37	12	1	3	343	236	78	1st QJAAAHL
2002–03	50	24	22	1	3	215	218	52	6th QJAAAHL
2003–04	50	29	15	3	3	235	219	64	4th QJAAAHL
2004–05	48	34	12	1	1	205	164	70	1st QJAAAHL
2005–06	51	34	11	0	6	258	208	74	4th QJAAAHL	Lost quarter-final
2006–07	54	42	10	2	0	313	188	86	1st QJAAAHL	Lost semi-final
2007–08	52	26	19	4	3	258	232	59	8th QJAAAHL
2008–09	49	33	13	—	3	263	160	69	2nd QJAAAHL
2009–10	51	35	11	—	5	250	161	75	2nd QJAAAHL	Lost quarter-final
2010–11	49	34	10	—	5	239	136	73	3rd QJAAAHL	Lost quarter-final
2011–12	49	29	18	—	2	228	176	60	6th QJAAAHL	Lost final
2012–13	52	40	8	—	4	315	194	84	1st QJAAAHL	Lost quarter-final
2013–14	52	42	7	—	3	315	324	87	1st QJAAAHL	Lost semi-final
2014–15	52	32	17	3	—	231	187	67	1st of 5 Martin St-Louis 4th of 14 QJHL	Lost quarterfinals, 1–4 (Mustangs)
2015–16	55	34	16	4	1	254	211	73	3rd of 6 Burrows 4th of 12 QJHL	Lost quarterfinals, 0–4 (Cobras)
2016–17	49	21	25	1	2	211	261	45	3rd of 6 Burrows 6th of 12 QJHL	Lost div. semi-finals, 2–4 (Arctic)
2017–18	49	34	13	2	0	236	160	70	2nd of 6 Burrows 4th of 12 QJHL	Won quarterfinals, 4–2 (Flames) Lost semifinals, 1–4 (Cobras)
2018–19	48	24	17	4	3	208	154	55	6th of 13 QJHL	2nd (5-0-0-1) x-over round Lost quarterfinals, 2-4 (Titans)
2019–20	48	33	13	1	1	233	144	68	6th of 13 QJHL	Playoffs cancelled due to covid-19
2020–21	Season cancelled due to covid-19
2021–22	42	31	9	1	1	233	144	64	1st of 4 North 2nd of 12 QJHL	Won quarterfinals, 3–2 (Braves) Lost semifinals, 0–4 (Condors)
2022–23	48	24	19	2	3	194	191	53	5th of 13 QJHL	Lost quarterfinals, 0-4 (Condors)
2023–24	48	26	19	3	0	233	215	55	7th of 13 QJHL	Won Play in Rd 2-0 (Titans) Lost quarterfinals, 1-4 (Collège Français)

References

1. "Team Information". MYHockey. Retrieved 19 February 2024.

External links

• Panthers Webpage