La Tuque

La Tuque is a city of about 11,000 in central Quebec, Canada. It is located in the upper St. Maurice river valley.
==Teams==
The city had its' own intermediate league for the 1932-33 season with an all-star team respresenting the community at the 1932-33 Quebec Senior Playoffs.
Teams from La Tuque have traditionally used the Loups or its' English equivalent Wolves as their nickname.
*La Tuque Loups (Sr.)
#St Maurice Valley League (1920-1921, 1923-1928)
#Quebec Provincial League (1921-1923)
#Eastern Canada Hockey Association, (1928-1932)
#Eastern Provincial League (1936-1938) 
#Mauricie Intermediate Hockey League (1953-1955)
#Saguenay-Lac St-Jean Senior B Hockey League (1969-1970)
#Lac St. Jean Intermediate League (1971-1972)
#Ligue de Hockey Senior de la Mauricie (1993-1996, 2001-2004)
#Quebec Senior North-East Hockey League (2004-2005)
#Ligue de Hockey Senior A de la Mauricie (2016-1996)
#Ligue de Hockey Senior AAA du Quebec (2017-present)
*La Tuque Wolves 
#(Quebec Junior A Hockey League, 1976-1980) folded
#Estrie-Mauricie Junior BB Hockey League (1997-1999)
#(Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League, 2010-2014) become Valleyfield Braves (Junior) and the league is renamed Quebec Junior Hockey League
#Mauricie Junior A Hockey League (2012-2015) renamed Loups
*La Tuque Loups
#Mauricie Junior A Hockey League (2015-2017)
==Championships==
===Col. J. Bourque Trophy (Eastern Canada Intermediate) Champion===
*1968-69 La Tuque Wolves
===Hardy Cup (Canadian Intermediate) Champion===
*1968-69 La Tuque Wolves
==Players==
*Guy Dufour
==Arenas==
*Colisée Denis-Morel
==Images==
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:Quebec towns
Category:Eastern Provincial League teams
Category:Quebec Provincial League teams