Jacques Plante Memorial Trophy

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The Jacques Plante Memorial Trophy is awarded annually to the goaltender in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League with the best goals-against average. It is named for Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender Jacques Plante.

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Winners

SeasonGoaltenderTeamAverage
1969–70 Michel Deguise Sorel Éperviers 3.99
1970–71 Raynald Fortier Quebec Remparts 3.39
1971–72 Richard Brodeur Cornwall Royals 2.93
1972–73 Pierre Pérusse Quebec Remparts3.78
1973–74 Claude Legris Sorel Éperviers4.50
1974–75 Nick Sanza Sherbrooke Castors 3.51
1975–76 Tim Bernhardt Cornwall Royals3.92
1976–77 Tim BernhardtCornwall Royals3.63
1977–78 Tim BernhardtCornwall Royals3.39
1978–79 Jacques Cloutier Trois-Rivières Draveurs 3.14
1979–80 Corrado Micalef Sherbrooke Castors4.20
1980–81 Michel Dufour Sorel Éperviers3.64
1981–82 Jeff Barratt Montreal Juniors 3.50
1982–83 Tony Haladuick Laval Voisins 4.39
1983–84 Tony HaladuickLaval Voisins3.79
1984–85 Daniel Berthiaume Chicoutimi Saguenéens 3.85
1985–86 Robert Desjardins Hull Olympiques 3.32
1986–87 Robert Desjardins Longueuil Chevaliers 3.25
1987–88 Stéphane Beauregard Saint-Jean Castors 3.65
1988–89 Stéphane Fiset Victoriaville Tigres 3.45
1989–90 Pierre Gagnon Victoriaville Tigres3.02
1990–91 Félix Potvin Chicoutimi Saguenéens2.70
1991–92 Jean-François Labbé Trois-Rivières Draveurs3.10
1992–93 Jocelyn Thibault Sherbrooke Faucons 2.99
1993–94 Philippe DeRouville Verdun Collège Français 3.06
1994–95 Martin Biron Beauport Harfangs 2.48
1995–96 Frederic Deschênes Granby Prédateurs 2.63
1996–97 Marc Denis Chicoutimi Saguenéens2.69
1997–98 Mathieu Garon Victoriaville Tigres2.68
1998–99 Maxime Ouellet Quebec Remparts2.70
1999–2000 Simon Lajeunesse Moncton Wildcats 2.61
2000–01 Frédéric Cloutier Shawinigan Cataractes 2.50
2001–02 Olivier Michaud Shawinigan Cataractes2.45
2002–03 Adam Russo Acadie–Bathurst Titan 2.41
2003–04 Martin Houle Cape Breton Screaming Eagles2.32
2004–05 Julien EllisShawinigan Cataractes2.41
2005–06 Ondrej Pavelec Cape Breton Screaming Eagles 2.51
2006–07 Ondrej PavelecCape Breton Screaming Eagles2.52
2007–08 Bobby Nadeau Chicoutimi Saguenéens2.63
2008–09 Nicola Riopel Moncton Wildcats2.01
2009–10 Jake Allen Drummondville Voltigeurs 2.20
2010–11 Jacob De Serres [1] Saint John Sea Dogs 2.22
2011–12 Mathieu Corbeil-Thériault Saint John Sea Dogs2.38
2012–13 Étienne Marcoux Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 2.14
2013–14 Zachary Fucale Halifax Mooseheads 2.26
2014–15 Philippe Desrosiers Rimouski Océanic 2.50
2015–16 Chase Marchand Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 2.42
2016–17 Francis Leclerc Blainville-Boisbriand Armada2.31
2017–18 Samuel Harvey Rouyn-Noranda Huskies2.10
2018–19 Samuel HarveyRouyn-Noranda Huskies2.08
2019–20 Samuel Hlavaj Sherbrooke Phoenix 2.25
2020–21 Colten Ellis Charlottetown Islanders 1.78
2021–22 Charles-Antoine Lavallée Shawinigan Cataractes2.40
2022–23 William Rousseau Quebec Remparts2.22

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