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St Jean Castors hockey logo, Quebec, 1989–1996

St Jean Castors

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec1982–1989

Order classic St Jean Castors tees and hoodies. After winning three league titles in Sherbrooke, the Castors made the playoffs every season in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu from 1982 to 1989 and featured Michel Petit, Benoit Hogue and Gerard Gallant. Celebrate junior hockey on the Richelieu by browsing all of our Castors gear, then read the team history below. We're a small business dedicated to reviving the logos and memories of hockey teams that are gone but not forgotten.

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St. Jean Castors Hoodie in royal blue with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front St. Jean Castors Hoodie in royal blue with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front
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St. Jean Castors T-Shirt in royal blue with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front St. Jean Castors T-Shirt in royal blue with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front
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St. Jean Castors T-Shirt (Lightweight) in navy with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front St. Jean Castors T-Shirt (Lightweight) in navy with the beaver skater over orange and blue stripes on the front
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St Jean Castors History

The St. Jean Castors moved to St Jean sur Richelieu in 1989 from Sherbrooke, where they had been the Sherbrooke Castors since 1969 and won three league titles. In St. Jean, the Castors continued to play well, qualifying for the playoffs each season, but were not able to win another title. The team played seven seasons in St. Jean before moving to Rimouski. 

In St. Jean, the Castors featured a few future NHLers over the years, most notably Michel Petit, Benoit Hogue, and future NHL coach Gerard Gallant.  

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