Les Maroons de Lachine were a CanadianJuniorice hockey team from Lachine, Quebec, Canada. It started as a franchise in the Metropolitaine leagues in 1953 in both the Junior A and Junior B divisions. Later, in 1995, the Pierrefonds Lions of the Quebec Junior A league moved to Lachine and resumed use of the name.
Following the 2014–15 season the Maroon franchise was sold to investors of the Gatineau Mustangs. The Mustangs were former members of the Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League. This league re-organized and re-branded itself as the Central Canada Hockey League Tier 2 and eliminated 6 teams, one of which was the Gatineau Mustangs. The re-located Maroons became known as the Gatineau Flames.
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
1995-96
48
22
19
-
7
194
207
51
6th QJAAAHL
1996-97
48
14
27
-
7
189
234
35
10th QJAAAHL
1997-98
54
29
23
-
2
229
222
60
7th QJAAAHL
1998-99
52
21
30
-
1
174
230
43
11th QJAAAHL
1999-00
58
28
25
-
5
232
247
61
7th QJAAAHL
2000-01
51
27
20
1
3
247
234
58
5th QJAAAHL
2001-02
53
31
18
1
3
297
251
66
5th QJAAAHL
2002-03
50
26
18
2
4
236
207
58
4th QJAAAHL
2003-04
50
27
17
0
6
254
232
60
6th QJAAAHL
2004-05
48
21
23
0
4
207
228
46
9th QJAAAHL
2005-06
51
16
28
0
7
198
265
39
10th QJAAAHL
Lost preliminary
2006-07
54
24
23
7
0
252
273
55
8th QJAAAHL
Lost preliminary
2007-08
52
24
24
2
2
259
263
52
11th QJAAAHL
2008-09
49
23
23
-
3
222
226
49
9th QJAAAHL
2009-10
51
16
32
-
3
216
298
35
11th QJAAAHL
DNQ
2010-11
49
14
30
-
5
161
257
33
12th QJAAAHL
Lost preliminary
2011-12
49
25
19
-
5
197
189
55
9th QJAAAHL
2012-13
52
34
16
-
2
243
193
70
4th QJAAAHL
Lost final
2013-14
52
9
41
-
2
140
294
20
7th QJAAAHL-SL
DNQ
2014-15
52
20
25
-
7
216
255
47
11th QJAAAHL-SL
Won Qualifying Round, 3-0 (Condors) Lost quarter-final, 1-4 (Cougars)
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