Thetford Assurancia





























































Thetford Assurancia
Thetford Assurancia logo.png
City Thetford Mines, Quebec
League LNAH
Founded 1996
Home arena Centre Mario Gosselin
General manager François Jacques
Head coach Bobby Baril
Franchise history
1996–2000 Thetford Mines Coyotes
2000–2007 Thetford Mines Prolab
2007–2015 Thetford Mines Isothermic
2015–present Thetford Assurancia
Championships
Regular season titles None
Division Championships None
Playoff championships
2
2011–12, 2014–15

The Thetford Assurancia is a hockey team based in Thetford Mines, Quebec. The team is part of the Ligue Nord-Américaine de Hockey (LNAH). The team plays at the Centre Mario Gosselin.



History


Previously this LNAH franchise was known as the Thetford Mines Coyotes (1996–2000), and as the Thetford Mines Prolab (2000–07). In 2007, team was renamed again as Thetford Mines Isothermic after its sponsors, Portes & Fenêtres Isothermic, a local seller of doors, windows and furnishings. The team got a new sponsor in 2015 and was renamed Thetford Assurancia. It is the last remaining original franchise of the LNAH in its original city.



Notable players




  • Mathieu Biron, former Florida Panthers and New York Islanders defenseman


  • Philippe DeRouville, former Pittsburgh Penguins draft pick.


  • Christian Proulx, former Montreal Canadiens draft pick.


  • Link Gaetz, former NHL enforcer


  • Jeremy Stevenson, former Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and Minnesota Wild forward


  • Patrice Tardif, former Los Angeles Kings and St. Louis Blues forward


  • Yves Racine, former Detroit Red Wings defenseman


  • Michel Picard, former Hartford Whalers forward


  • Daniel Poudrier, former Quebec Nordiques defenseman


  • Marquis Mathieu, former Boston Bruins forward


  • Gaetan Royer, former Tampa Bay Lightning forward


  • Eric Lavigne, former Los Angeles Kings defenseman


  • Olivier Michaud, former Montreal Canadiens goalie


  • Daniel Goneau, former New York Rangers forward















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