Quebec Remparts 2025-26 Season Preview - The Hockey News
Just one season removed from getting the first overall pick, and the Quebec Remparts seem poised to establish themselves as a competitive squad.
thehockeynews.comI don’t have up-to-the-minute access in this moment, but here’s the latest I can share about the Quebec Remparts from reputable sources:
- The Remparts won the Memorial Cup in 2023, defeating the Seattle Thunderbirds 5–0 in the final, with head coach Patrick Roy concluding his stint after that championship. This is a significant recent highlight for the franchise.[3][5]
- In the 2024–25/2025–26 period there have been typical roster updates and staff moves common to a high-level junior club, including updates to goaltending and defense corps announcements as reported by league outlets and the club’s communications channels. Specific transaction details (e.g., new signings or trades) are often covered in team press releases and league updates.[2][4][7]
- The club’s home games are staged at Centre Vidéotron in Quebec City, and the organization has pursued strong regional engagement and development initiatives consistent with its status as a marquee QMJHL program. The Remparts’ profile and historic success are frequently referenced in league and fan outlets as a top example of Quebec hockey excellence.[1][5][8][3]
If you’d like, I can pull more precise, up-to-date items such as the current roster, recent game results, or the latest press releases from the team’s site or major hockey outlets. I can also summarize how their recent draft picks and signings are shaping their current season. Would you like me to fetch those specifics?
Citations:
- Quebec Remparts Memorial Cup victory and coach Patrick Roy’s departure:[5][3]
- Recent roster/transaction updates and season previews:[4][7][2]
- Home arena and organization context:[8][1]