Diables Rouges de Briançon

Diables Rouges de Briançon
City	Briançon France
League	Ligue Magnus (1982-1992) (2002-Present)
Founded	1934
Home arena	Patinoire René Froger
Colors	Red, white, black
General manager	Christophe Lapointe
Head coach	Pierre Bergeron
Captain	Norbert Abramov Dmitri Vozovik
Website	https://www.diables-rouges.fr
Franchise history
1935-?	Club des Sports d'Hiver du Briançonnais
?-1975	Étoile Sportive Briançonnaise
1975-1990	Hockey Club Briançonnais
1990-present	Diables Rouges de Briançon

The Diables Rouges de Briançon ((in English): Briançon Red Devils) (Briançon Alpes Provence Hockey Club and before Hockey Club Briançon) is the ice hockey team of Briançon (Hautes-Alpes). Their home arena is the Patinoire René Froger.

Coupe Magnus: (1)

• Winner: 2014.
• Finalist: 1988, 2008, 2009.

Coupe de France: (2)

• Winner: 2010, 2013.
• Finalist: 2005, 2006.

Coupe de la Ligue: (1)

• Winner: 2012.
• Finalist: 2008, 2009, 2011.

Match des Champions: (1)

• Winner: 2013.
• Finalist: 2009, 2014.

Coupe des As: (1)

• Winner: 1992.
• Finalist: .

Division 1:(1)

• Winner: 1997.

Division 2:(1)

• Winner: 1994.

Division 3:(1)

• Winner: 1993.

They won the Marcel Claret Trophy in 1982-83, 1983–84, 2009-10 et 2010-11.

The club is founded in 1934. The team made its comeback in the Ligue Magnus since the 2002-2003 season.

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As of 9 November 2024.

No.	Nat	Player	Pos	S/G	Age	Acquired	Birthplace
79		Norbert Abramov (C)	W	R	32	2024	Cergy, France
20		Benjamin Berard	LW	L	25	2021	Grenoble, France
40		Lucas Bonnardel (A)	C	L	27	2023	Briançon, France
8		Aurélien Chausserie-Laprée	D	L	25	2023	Bordeaux, France
67		Mathis Despatie	D	L	21	2024	Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec, Canada
16		Chase Dubois	F	R	26	2024	Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada
14		Quentin Fauchon (A)	RW	R	31	2019	Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, France
10		William Lemay	LW	L	26	2024	Marieville, Quebec, Canada
76		Wayne Létourneau	D	L	26	2024	Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada
44		Conor MacEachern	D	L	26	2024	Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
34		Griffen Outhouse	G	L	26	2024	Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada
88		Yonis Penet	F	R	20	2024	Briançon, France
54		William Persson	LW	L	23	2024	Björklinge, Sweden
5		Joran Reynaud	LW	L	27	2024	Montmorency, France
73		Sean Richards	LW	L	26	2023	St. Albert, Alberta, Canada
91		Fredrik Strömgren (A)	C	L	26	2024	Strömsund, Sweden
31		Mathis Thirion	G	L	20	2024	Rouen, France
18		Lucas Villain	D	R	24	2024	Rouen, France
77		Gaëtan Villiot	W	L	25	2022	Briançon, France
27		Dmitri Vozovik (C)	D	L	28	2024	Moscow, Russia
4		Valère Vrielynck (A)	LW	L	37	2022	Reims, France

Name[1][2]	Nationality	Period
André Bermond	France	Before 1970
Michel Tartarin	France	1970–1972
Roger Demment	United States	1972–1975
Jim King	Canada	1975–1977
Roger Demment	United States	1977–1981
André Lauzon	Canada	1985-1987
Nelson Tremblay	Canada	1987-1989
Jan Simun	Czechoslovakia	1989
Zdeněk Bláha [fr]	Czechoslovakia	1989–1990
Richard Sévigny	Canada	1990–1991
André Peloffy	Canada France	1991–1992
Marc Peythieu	France	1994–1996
Michel Leblanc	Canada France	1996–1997
Ari Salo [fr]	Finland	1997–1998
András Farkas	Hungary	1998–1999
Michel Leblanc	Canada France	1999–2002
Juha Jokiharju [fr]	Finland	2002–2003
Philippe Combe [fr]	France	2003
Luciano Basile [fr]	Canada Italy	2003–2014
Edo Terglav	Slovenia	2014-2015
Patric Wener [fr]	Sweden	2015-2016
Alexis Billard [fr]	France	January 2016 - april 2016
Claude Devèze	Canada  France	April 2016 - October 2019
Eric Medeiros	Canada  Portugal	November 2019 - 2021
Daniel Sedlák	Slovakia	Since July 2021

List:^[1][2]

• Pierre Gravier (1935-?)
• Émile Roul
• Brochier
• René Froger [fr] (1941-?)
• Antoine Faure (1952-?)
• Georges Bermond-Gonnet [fr] (1958–1970)
• Yvon Peythieu (1970–1984)
• Jean-Paul Garnero (1984–1985)
• Bernard Voiron (1985–1987)
• Philippe Pacull (1987–1988)
• Christian Séard (1988–1989)
• Philippe Pacull (1989–1990)
• Robert de Caumont [fr] (1990–1991)
• Philippe Pacull (1993–1998)
• Bernard Rouillard (1999)
• Jean-Pierre Bortino (1999–2001)
• Alain Bayrou [fr] (2001 – July 2009)
• Jean-Paul Garnero (July 2009 – Sep 2010)
• Sébastien Sode & Luc Rougny (Sep 2010 - Jan 2015)
• Guillaume Lebigot & Luc Rougny (Jan-Sep 2015)
• Guillaume Lebigot (since Sep 2015)

Year	Name	Nationality	Trophy
1988	Georges Roul [fr]		Jean-Pierre Graff Trophy
1989	André Côté [fr]		Charles Ramsey Trophy
1988	Petri Ylönen		Jean Ferrand Trophy
1992	Peter Almasy [fr]		Raymond Dewas Trophy
1991	Corrado Micalef	Italy	Jean Ferrand Trophy
2009	Tommi Satosaari		Jean Ferrand Trophy
2009	Jean-François Dufour [fr]		Charles Ramsey Trophy
2010	Ramón Sopko [fr]		Jean Ferrand Trophy
2011	Loïc Lampérier		Jean-Pierre Graff Trophy
2013	Marc-André Bernier [fr]		Trophy of the press : Foreign MVP[1]

Name	Nationality	Period
Georges Bermond-Gonnet [fr]		1940 - ?
Maurice Roul		?-1973
Gilles Gaillard		1973-1983
Yvon Peythieu		?
Marc Peythieu		?
Gilles Chevalier		?
Dennis Murphy [fr]		?
Georges Roul [fr]		1993–1998
Christophe Robert		?
Éric Blais [fr]		2000–2005
Jean-François Jodoin [fr]		2005–2006
Edo Terglav		2006–2012
Marc-André Bernier [fr]		2012–2015
Tomas Larsson		2015-2016

Name	Nationality	Games in NHL	Period
Mark Rycroft		229 games	2004–2005
Corrado Micalef		116 games	1990–1991
Michel Galarneau		78 games	1991–1992
Jean-Marc Gaulin		27 games	1991–1992
Rémi Royer		18 games	2006–2007
François Groleau		8 games	2008–2010
Philippe DeRouville		3 games	2003–2004

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