The Tigres held their 2025-2026 season wrap-up at Colis茅e Desjardins, showcasing a predominantly positive transitional season both administratively and on the ice. Key improvements included upgraded facilities and an ambitious match schedule that started with 10 away games, impacting spectator attendance which saw a 3% dip to 78,368. However, match revenue increased by 2%, reflecting good support despite economic challenges. Coach Kevin Cloutier expressed satisfaction both in reaching playoffs and the development of young talents like Egor Shilov, who tallied 82 points, and Alexey Vlasov, with 80 points. Looking ahead, the team is set for a significant draft and will not retain assistant coach Mike Maclure as they continue to build for the future.

By the Numbers
  • 78,368 total spectators, a 3% decrease from last season.
  • Match revenue increased by 2%.
  • Egor Shilov and Alexey Vlasov recorded 82 and 80 points, respectively.
  • Gabriel D'Aigle signed a three-season entry contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Yes, But

While the team celebrated progress, the season was marred by a couple of tough stretches that impacted their points goal, emphasizing the need for further improvement.

State of Play
  • 16 players from last year's roster may return for the next season.
  • The team holds multiple high draft picks, enhancing their prospects for new talent.
What's Next

The focus will shift to the upcoming draft lottery on April 21 and the selection event in Halifax on June 5-6, aiming to enhance the roster for the next season.

Bottom Line

The Tigres are on a promising trajectory with emerging talent and strategic planning for the draft, setting up for a more competitive future while maintaining a strong connection with their fanbase.