Club des Patineurs Hockeyeurs (Club hockey Patineurs Dijonnais)
City	Dijon, France
League	Ligue Magnus
Founded	1969
Home arena	Patinoire Municipale (capacity 1.200)
Colors	White      Blue      Yellow
Owner(s)	Olivier Ritz
General manager	Olivier Ritz
Head coach	Daniel Maric
Captain	Stephen Dugas

The Dijon Hockey Club is a French ice hockey team based in Dijon playing in the Ligue Magnus. The team currently use the name of "Ducs de Dijon" (Dijon Dukes)

The team was founded in 1969 and plays home games at the Patinoire municipale Trimolet.

Contents 1 2009/10 Roster 2 Awards since 2000 3 Former Players 4 External links

[edit] 2009/10 Roster

Goaltenders
Number		Player	Catches	Acquired	Place of Birth
--		Andy Foliot	L	2009	Cluses, France
--		Florian Hardy	L	2009	France

Defencemen
Number		Player	Shoots	Acquired	Place of Birth
--		Aymeric Gillet	L	2002	Clamart, France
--		Alexander Harinen	-	2008	Sweden
--		Jesse Lustberg	L	2009	Kouvola, Finland
--		Mathieu Mille	L	2009	France
--		Pavol Resetka	L	2009	Slovakia
--		Peter Strapaty	L	2009	Ilava, Slovakia
--		Aki Nurminen	L	2009	Heinola, Finland
--		Serge Haas	L	2009	Kloten, Switzerland

Forwards
Number		Player	Shoots	Position	Acquired	Place of Birth
--		Thomas Decock	L	F	2008	France
--		Stephen Dugas - C	L	C	2002	Massy, France
--		Yassine Fahas	R	RW	2005	France
--		Anthony Guttig	-	F	2006	France
--		Arnaud Hascoët	L	F	2009	France
84		Andrej Hebar	L	F	2009	Ljubljana, Slovenia
--		Miroslav Kristin	R	RW	2005	Slovakia
--		Thomas Lecoanet	L	F	2007	France
--		Anton Lezo	L	C	2009	Slovakia
--		Luc Mazerolle	L	LW	2008	Hull, Quebec, Canada
--		Erwan Pain	L	F	2009	Pointe à Pitre, Guadeloupe, France
--		Nicolas Ritz	L	F	2009	France
--		Matthieu Seguy	L	F	2008	France

[edit] Awards since 2000

Team Trophy for the most fair-play: 2002-2003

Coupe de France Winner: 2005-2006

Finalist of the Coupe de France: 2008-2009

[edit] Former Players

• Julien Roullier (G)
• Radovan Hurajt (G)

• Vladimir Sabol (D)
• Juraj Senko (D)
• Martin Balcik (D)
• Marek Jancek (D)
• Boris Zahumensky (D)
• Gabe Yeung (D)
• Erik Lindberg (D)

• Erik Bochna (F)
• Kevin Dugas (F)
• Tomas Janak (F)
• Ondrej Prokop (F)
• Antoine Cohen (F)
• David Dauphin (F)
• Alexandre Carignan (F)

[edit] External links

• Official website (French)
• Official Ligue Magnus website (French)
• Eliteprospects - Dijon

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