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Stade Poitevin HC

Nickname: Les Dragons
Year of foundation: 1977
Colours: red,white,black
Club status: active
Address: 56 avenue Jacques Coeur
86000 Poitiers
Phone: +33 06 21 02 21 31
Email: sphc.communication@gmail.com
WWW: Stade Potevin Hockey Club

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All time leagues: Nationale 2 | Division 3 (FRA) | Coupe de France

Season 1997-1998

This club in 1997-1998: Division 3 (FRA)

#	Pos	Player name	State	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
	G	Philippe Ranger		30.06.1971	175 cm	77 kg	N/A	Show profile»
	C	Alexandre Synnett		04.03.1976	180 cm	90 kg	left	Show profile»

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Cergy-Pontoise Jokers, the regular season champion of French Division 1, will play in Magnus Ligue in the next season, as determined by the Head Office of the Federation after reviewing the dossier presented by the club. In the same way HC Epinal is promoted to Division 1 from Division 2 and Reims and Poitiers will play in Division 2, coming from Division 3. Châlons asked to be relegated in Division 3

(26 Apr 2020)

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Fast factsseason 1997-1998

Youngest player: Alexandre Synnett (22 years)
Oldest player: Philippe Ranger (27 years)
Shortest player: Philippe Ranger (175 cm)
Tallest player: Alexandre Synnett (180 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (1), France (1)

Leagues

Stade Poitevin HC participates in season 1997-1998: Division 3 (FRA)

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