Dieppe Commandos

Dieppe Commandos
City Dieppe, New Brunswick, Canada
League Maritime Junior A Hockey League
Division Meek
Founded 1959 (Moncton Beavers)
Home arena Arthur-J-LeBlanc Arena
Colours

Black, white, gold, victory green, and tan

                        
General manager Troy Dumville
Head coach JF Damphousse <small(2015-16)
Franchise history
1959-1961 Moncton Beavers
1962-1963 Riverview Jr. Canucks
1963-1964 Moncton Geldarts
1965-1966 Moncton Hawks
1966-1968 Moncton Seals
1968-1981 Moncton Beavers
1981-1989 Moncton Hawks
1989-1993 Moncton Classics
1993-2008 Moncton Beavers
2008-Present Dieppe Commandos

The Dieppe Commandos are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team from Dieppe, New Brunswick, Canada. They play in the Maritime Junior A Hockey League.


History

The Moncton Hawks were New Brunswick Junior Hockey League Junior A champions in 1981, 1982, and 1983.


In 1983, the Moncton Hawks abandoned the faltering New Brunswick Junior Hockey League and joined the Metro Valley Junior Hockey League which until then was a Nova Scotia-based league.


In the summer of 2008, the Moncton Beavers moved to neighboring Dieppe and became the Commandos. The Commandos played host to the 2009 Fred Page Cup.


The Commandos lost their first game after moving to Dieppe on September 13, 2008 2-1 to the Yarmouth Mariners.




Season-by-season record

Season GP W L T OTL GF GA P Results Playoffs
1968-69 40 13 20 7 - 147 199 33 3rd MJAHL Lost Semi-final
1969-70 30 15 12 3 - 156 166 33 2nd NBJHL Lost Final
1970-71 30 14 14 2 - 134 124 30 3rd NBJHL Won League
1971-72 40 26 9 5 - 252 166 57 1st NBJHL Won League
1972-73 37 28 4 5 - 262 131 61 1st NBJHL Won League
1973-74 21 19 2 0 - 132 43 38 1st NBJHL Won League
1974-75 30 23 7 0 - 216 120 46 1st NBJHL
1975-76 23 13 10 0 - 116 115 26 2nd NBJHL
1976-77 29 14 14 1 - 131 144 31 3rd NBJHL
1977-78 38 21 15 2 - 207 185 44 2nd NBJHL
1978-79 30 15 15 0 - 157 155 30 2nd NBJHL
1979-80 36 23 12 1 - 223 193 47 1st NBJHLWon League
1980-81 29 17 10 2 - 214 182 36 2nd NBJHLWon League
1981-82 22 13 8 1 - 201 162 33 1st NBJHLWon League
1982-83 27 22 5 0 - 213 99 44 1st NBJHLWon League
1983-84 40 18 19 3 - 240 229 39 4th MVJHL
1984-85 40 17 19 4 - 204 204 38 3rd MVJHL
1985-86 40 24 13 3 - 221 179 51 2nd MVJHL
1986-87 40 27 10 3 - 245 160 57 2nd MVJHL
1987-88 40 13 19 8 - 190 214 34 4th MVJHL
1988-89 39 27 8 4 - 287 184 58 1st MVJHL Won League
1989-90 38 6 29 3 - 152 270 15 5th MVJHL
1990-91 40 11 24 5 - 128 181 27 5th MVJHL
1991-92 47 22 17 8 - 230 198 52 4th MJAHL
1992-93 48 22 24 2 0 290 279 46 6th MJAHL
1993-94 47 21 21 5 0 213 223 47 3rd MJAHL
1994-95 48 32 13 3 0 247 207 67 1st MJAHL Won League
1995-96 53 34 17 0 3 209 198 71 1st MJAHL
1996-97 56 24 25 1 6 279 262 55 5th MJAHL
1997-98 52 29 10 2 1 242 240 61 3rd MJAHL
1998-99 48 24 19 5 - 217 194 55 5th MJAHL
1999-00 52 18 30 2 2 183 231 40 7th MJAHL
2000-01 52 19 29 2 2 202 255 42 8th MJAHL
2001-02 52 25 23 3 1 207 216 54 6th MJAHL
2002-03 52 22 27 1 2 185 217 47 8th MJAHL
2003-04 52 25 19 7 1 192 184 58 4th MJAHL
2004-05 56 21 25 6 4 183 210 52 10th MJAHL
2005-06 56 27 24 0 5 176 208 60 9th MJAHL Lost Division SF
2006-07 58 37 17 0 4 198 143 78 4th MJAHL Lost Division Final
2007-08 58 30 22 - 6 213 208 66 6th MJAHL Lost Quarter-final
2008-09 54 34 17 - 3 180 143 71 5th MJAHL Lost Quarter-final
2009-10 50 15 29 - 6 123 195 36 10th MJAHL Lost Quarter-final
2010-11 52 9 41 - 2 120 254 20 11th MHL DNQ
2011-12 52 22 26 - 4 167 220 48 8th MHL Lost Quarter-final
2012-13 52 27 20 - 5 212 201 59 7th MHL Lost Quarter-final
2013-14 52 28 17 - 7 200 179 63 6th MHL Lost League Final
2014-1548 36 10 - 2 232 134 74 1st MHL Won League
2nd Fred Page Cup
2015-1648 33 14 1 0 207 160 67 3rd of 6 North
3rd of 12 MHL 		Won Div. Semifinal 4-3 (Slammers)
Won Div. Finals, 4-2 (Western Capitals)
Lost League Finals 2-4 (Crushers

Notable alumni

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