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3 quizzes and 25 trivia questions.
1.
  Hull Olympics No. 1    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The Hull Olympics history has a great deal of very good players, and some made it to the NHL.
Tough, 10 Qns, clo, Oct 01 04
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2.
  P.E.I. Rocket    
Multiple Choice
 5 Qns
How well do you know the P.E.I. Rocket?
Average, 5 Qns, Count Blah, Dec 18 03
Average
Count Blah
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3.
  Moncton Wildcats    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
Tough, 10 Qns, belli, May 14 08
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Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Trivia Questions

1. Who was the head coach in the 2003-04 season?

From Quiz
P.E.I. Rocket

Answer: Alain Vigneault

Alain Vigneault is also a former coach of the NHL's Montreal Canadiens.

2. What year did Ales Hemsky played for the Hull Olympics?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: 2000-01 and 2001-02

In 2003, Ales played for the Edmonton Oilers.

3. What was the Wildcats first season in Moncton?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: 1996-97

The first game was a 9-6 win against the Victoriaville Tigres in front of 7,605 fans at the Moncton Coliseum.

4. What city did they move from?

From Quiz P.E.I. Rocket

Answer: Montreal, QC

Montreal, where they were still known as the Rocket.

5. Who was their leading scorer in their first season in Moncton?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Sebastien Roger

Roger finished with 69 points.

6. Who wore number 81 in the 2003-04 season?

From Quiz P.E.I. Rocket

Answer: Cory Urquhart

Cory Urquhart, native of Halifax, NS.

7. In what year did the Hull Olympics win there first Memorial Cup?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: 1997

The host was Hull that year. They played in their own arena. The crowd where completely unleashed.

8. Who are the four teams in the Maritime Provinces of Canada?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Moncton, Halifax, Bathurst and Cap Breton

Moncton Wildcats, Halifax Mooseheads, Acadie-Bathurst Titan and Cap Breton Screaming Eagles.

9. What is the name of the building where they played in 2003?

From Quiz P.E.I. Rocket

Answer: Charlottetown Civic Centre

The Civic Centre, also home to the former AHL team P.E.I. Senators.

10. Against which team was the final game of the first Memorial Cup?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: Lethbridge

In every Memorial Cup there is one team of the OHL, the QJMHL, the WHL, and the city host.

11. What was the name of the Moncton franchise before the Wildcats?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Alpines

Boy,that was a awful team!

12. What was the seating capacity of their 2003 building?

From Quiz P.E.I. Rocket

Answer: 3,850

3,850. Big change from the Bell Centre's 23,000+.

13. What does QMJHL stand for?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: Quebec Major Junior Hockey League

The Hull franchise changed its name from Festivals to Olympiques in 1976. "We had new ownership coming in, and we just wanted to get a new start", says Charles Henry, the team's governor. "So we changed the name to Olympiques to tie in with the 1976 Olympic Summer Games in Montreal".

14. Who led them in penalty minutes with 481 in 1999-2000?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Trevor Etinger

His 481 minutes in the sin bin was the 11th highest in the QMJHL history at that time.

15. How many points did the Wildcats manage in 1999-2000?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: 96

The Wildcats won the Maritime Division and was second overall in the 16 team QMJHL.

16. Who coached them during the 1999-2000 season?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Real Paiement

Paiement then moved to Acadie-Bathurst Titan.

17. Which Wildcat was drafted in the 2nd round (48th overall) by the Ottawa Senators in 1999?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Simon Lajeunesse

Lajeunesse was voted Defensive player of the year and also had the best goals against average in 1999-2000.

18. What were the colors of the Hull Olympics in 2003?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: Black/White/Silver

Before the colours were changed to white, black, and silver, it was Yellow, Blue, and White.

19. Who was coach at the beginnig of the 2001-02 season?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Tom Coolen

Coolen began coaching the Cats in 2000-01, and was there at the start of 2001-02, but was replaced midway through the season by Christian LaRue.

20. How many Presidents Cups did the Olympics win in the 1980s and 1990s?

From Quiz Hull Olympics No. 1

Answer: 4

They won the first in 1985-86, the second in 1987-88, the third in 1994-95, and the fourth in 1996-97.

21. What is the name of the OFFICIAL mascot for the Moncton Wildcats?

From Quiz Moncton Wildcats

Answer: Wild Willie

Wildwillie has been there since the Wildcats were launched on June 19th, 1996. Furball,also a mascot for the Wildcats, has only been there a couple of years. GO CATS GO!

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