Sherbrooke Jets

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Sherbrooke Jets
City: Sherbrooke, Quebec
League: American Hockey League
Division: North
Operated: 1982 to 1984
Home Arena: Palais des Sports
Colours: Blue, Red and White
Affiliates: Winnipeg Jets

The Sherbrooke Jets were a minor professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League, based in Sherbrooke, Quebec. They were a farm team of the National Hockey League's Winnipeg Jets. The team played for the 1982-83 AHL season coached by Rick Bowness and the 1983-84 AHL season coached by Ron Racette.

[edit] Season-by-season results

Season Games Won Lost Tied Points Goals
for		 Goals
against		 Standing Playoffs
1982–83 80 22 54 4 48 288 390 6th, North Out of Playoffs
1983–84 80 22 53 5 49 301 419 6th, North Out of Playoffs

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