Most consecutive games with at least one point, by a player in one season

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Most consecutive games with at least one point, by a player in one season

Pos	Player	Team	Season	From	To	Record
1	Mario Lemieux	Laval	83-84	1983-09-16	1984-02-22	61
2	Luc Simard	Trois-Rivières	69-70	1969-10-14	1970-02-19	52
3	Alexander Radulov	Québec	05-06	2005-10-26	2006-03-15	50
4	Marc Fortier	Chicoutimi	86-87	1986-11-27	1987-03-22	44
5	Michel Archambault	Drummondville	69-70	1969-11-09	1970-02-19	43
5	Pat LaFontaine	Verdun	82-83	1982-09-17	1983-01-09	43
7	Guy Lafleur	Québec	70-71	1970-10-04	1971-01-20	40
7	Reginald Savage	Victoriaville	88-89	1988-09-25	1989-02-05	40
9	Marc Saumier	Hull	87-88	1987-10-09	1988-01-29	39
10	André Savard	Québec	72-73	1972-11-22	1973-03-09	38
11	Guy Rouleau	Longueuil	84-85	1984-09-14	1985-01-16	37
11	Sidney Crosby	Rimouski	04-05	2004-10-23	2005-02-09	37
13	Réal Cloutier	Québec	73-74	1973-12-23	1974-03-24	36
13	Daniel Gauthier	Victoriaville	88-89	1988-10-11	1989-02-03	36
15	Jacques Cossette	Sorel	73-74	1973-11-16	1974-02-15	35
15	Michel Déziel	Sorel	73-74	1973-11-16	1974-02-15	35
15	Pierre Larouche	Sorel	73-74	1973-11-16	1974-02-15	35
15	Mike Ribeiro	Rouyn-Noranda	97-98	1997-09-18	1997-12-17	35
19	Guy Rouleau	Hull	85-86	1985-12-17	1986-03-21	34
20	Jacques Jr Locas	Québec	73-74	1973-12-30	1974-03-24	33
20	Patrice Tremblay	Chicoutimi	86-87	1986-11-30	1987-02-27	33
20	Nikolaj Ehlers	Halifax	14-15	2014-10-29	2015-02-26	33
23	Stéphane Morin	Chicoutimi	88-89	1988-09-23	1988-12-06	32
23	Paul Willett	Longueuil	88-89	1988-10-09	1989-01-27	32
25	Gary MacGregor	Cornwall	73-74	1973-11-22	1974-02-15	31
25	Jacques Sylvestre	Granby	81-82	1981-12-06	1982-03-04	31
25	Radim Vrbata	Shawinigan	00-01	2000-11-11	2001-03-10	31
28	Kevin Treacy	Cornwall	73-74	1973-10-09	1974-01-06	30
28	Michel Mongeau	Laval	84-85	1984-11-26	1985-02-12	30
28	Patrice Lefebvre	Shawinigan	87-88	1987-09-18	1987-11-27	30
28	Steve Chartrand	Drummondville	88-89	1988-11-08	1989-01-27	30
28	Jacob Melanson	Sherbrooke	22-23	2023-01-04	2023-03-22	30
33	Réal Cloutier	Québec	73-74	1973-09-28	1973-12-04	29
33	Normand Lefrançois	Trois-Rivières	81-82	1981-12-29	1982-03-14	29
33	James C. (Jimmy) Carson	Verdun	85-86	1985-12-08	1986-03-02	29
33	Patrice Lefebvre	Shawinigan	86-87	1987-01-09	1987-03-22	29
33	Stephan Lebeau	Shawinigan	87-88	1987-09-20	1987-11-27	29
33	Edward (Eddy) Courtenay	Granby	88-89	1988-10-30	1989-01-20	29
33	Alexei Lojkin	Chicoutimi	94-95	1994-11-23	1995-02-10	29
33	Brad Richards	Rimouski	99-00	1999-12-10	2000-03-19	29
33	Jonathan Drouin	Halifax	12-13	2012-11-30	2013-03-15	29
33	Francis Perron	Rouyn-Noranda	15-16	2015-09-24	2015-12-12	29
43	Jacques Cossette	Sorel	72-73	1973-01-07	1973-03-18	28
43	Stephan Lebeau	Shawinigan	86-87	1986-09-21	1986-11-28	28
43	Éric Chouinard	Québec	99-00	1999-10-12	2000-01-16	28
43	Marc-Antoine Pouliot	Rimouski	04-05	2005-01-07	2005-03-20	28
43	Conor Garland	Moncton	15-16	2015-09-25	2015-12-06	28
43	Mathieu Joseph	Saint John	16-17	2016-10-26	2017-02-10	28
43	Riley Kidney	Gatineau	22-23	2023-01-07	2023-03-25	28
50	François Lecomte	Montréal	80-81	1980-10-22	1981-01-14	27
50	Stéphane J.J. Richer	Granby-Chicoutimi	84-85	1984-12-09	1985-03-11	27
50	Mathieu Perreault	Acadie-Bathurst	07-08	2007-11-28	2008-02-13	27
50	Timo Meier	Halifax	14-15	2014-11-22	2015-02-26	27
54	Jacques Richard	Québec	70-71	1970-10-04	1970-12-20	26
54	Jean Thibodeau	Shawinigan	74-75	1974-11-18	1975-01-26	26
54	Lucien Deblois	Sorel	74-75	1974-12-20	1975-02-19	26
54	Claude Verret	Trois-Rivières	82-83	1983-01-15	1983-03-16	26
54	Pat LaFontaine	Verdun	82-83	1983-01-14	1983-03-18	26
54	Paul Gagné	Chicoutimi	83-84	1984-01-13	1984-03-16	26
54	Joe Foglietta	Hull	84-85	1984-10-07	1984-12-14	26
54	Steve Chartrand	Drummondville	86-87	1986-09-21	1986-11-26	26
54	Steve Larouche	Trois-Rivières	88-89	1989-01-20	1989-03-24	26
54	Todd Sparks	Hull	91-92	1991-11-24	1992-02-18	26
54	Ian Laperrière	Drummondville	92-93	1992-11-22	1993-02-12	26
54	Angelo Esposito	Québec	05-06	2005-10-26	2006-02-03	26
66	Pierre Laganière	Sherbrooke	72-73	1972-11-01	1973-01-09	25
66	Paul Boutilier	Sherbrooke	81-82	1982-01-06	1982-03-14	25
66	Claude Vilgrain	Laval	82-83	1982-09-24	1982-11-22	25
66	Michel Mongeau	Laval	85-86	1986-01-24	1986-03-21	25
66	Sylvain Couturier	Laval	87-88	1988-01-18	1988-03-18	25
66	Marc Rodgers	Granby-Verdun	91-92	1991-10-25	1992-01-17	25
66	Martin Gendron	St-Hyacinthe	92-93	1993-01-08	1993-03-14	25
66	Hugo Proulx	St-Hyacinthe	92-93	1993-01-11	1993-03-19	25
66	Pierre Dagenais	Rouyn-Noranda	97-98	1997-09-26	1997-12-05	25
66	David Thibeault	Victoriaville	97-98	1997-12-12	1998-02-21	25
66	James Desmarais	Rouyn-Noranda	98-99	1998-11-22	1999-01-29	25
66	Joël Perrault	Baie-Comeau	02-03	2002-10-27	2003-01-03	25
66	Alex Barré-Boulet	Blainville-Boisbriand	17-18	2017-10-17	2017-12-28	25
66	Cédric Desruisseaux	Charlottetown	20-21	2021-01-31	2021-04-17	25
80	Claude St-Sauveur	Sherbrooke	70-71	1971-01-14	1971-03-19	24
80	Yvon Vautour	Laval	73-74	1974-01-31	1974-03-24	24
80	Bernard Harbec	Laval	76-77	1976-12-06	1977-02-14	24
80	Eric Bernier	Chicoutimi	80-81	1980-10-28	1981-01-02	24
80	Sean McKenna	Sherbrooke	81-82	1982-01-08	1982-03-08	24
80	Mario Bélanger	Shawinigan	84-85	1984-11-18	1985-03-01	24
80	Marc Damphousse	Shawinigan	84-85	1985-01-18	1985-03-22	24
80	Marc Fortier	Chicoutimi	85-86	1986-01-03	1986-03-02	24
80	Daniel Brière	Drummondville	94-95	1994-09-09	1994-11-01	24
80	Simon Gagné	Québec	98-99	1998-12-11	1999-03-08	24
80	Cédric Lalonde-McNicoll	Shawinigan	08-09	2008-10-11	2008-12-18	24
80	Mavrik Bourque	Shawinigan	21-22	2021-10-29	2022-04-29	24
92	Jacques Richard	Québec	69-70	1969-11-30	1970-02-01	23
92	Glen Sharpley	Hull	75-76	1975-11-16	1976-01-11	23
92	Richard Dalpé	Sorel-Trois-Rivières	75-76	1975-11-17	1976-01-13	23
92	Jean Savard	Québec	76-77	1976-10-01	1976-11-26	23
92	Richard Dalpé	Trois-Rivières	76-77	1976-11-14	1977-01-18	23
92	Ron Carter	Sherbrooke	77-78	1977-09-18	1977-11-10	23
92	Robert Millette	Chicoutimi	80-81	1980-10-26	1980-12-19	23
92	Pierre Rioux	Shawinigan	81-82	1982-01-06	1982-03-07	23
92	Stéphane Lessard	Trois-Rivières	82-83	1983-01-23	1983-03-16	23
92	Luc Marengère	St-Jean	83-84	1983-12-30	1984-02-24	23
92	Yves Courteau	Laval	83-84	1983-12-12	1984-02-27	23
92	Sergio Momesso	Shawinigan	84-85	1984-11-11	1985-01-20	23
92	Guy Benoit	Drummondville	84-85	1984-11-28	1985-02-01	23
92	Yanic Perreault	Trois-Rivières	89-90	1989-10-08	1989-12-19	23
92	Pavel Rosa	Hull	95-96	1995-11-29	1996-02-09	23
92	Christian Dubé	Sherbrooke	95-96	1996-01-19	1996-03-15	23
92	Daniel Corso	Victoriaville	97-98	1997-10-07	1998-02-13	23
92	Jean-Pierre Dumont	Val-d`Or	97-98	1997-11-30	1998-03-04	23
92	David Desharnais	Chicoutimi	06-07	2006-12-01	2007-02-03	23
92	Ondrej Palat	Drummondville	10-11	2010-10-10	2011-01-07	23
92	Anthony Mantha	Val-d`Or	13-14	2013-10-18	2014-01-09	23

Recordman

Mario Lemieux Voisins | Laval

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Team during his junior career: • Laval Voisins: 1981-1982 to 1983-1984

With the Laval Voisins, he won the Jean-Rougeau Trophy (regular season championship) in 1982-1983 and 1983-1984, as well as the President Cup Trophy (playoff championship) in 1983-1984.

He was named to the second all-star team, as centre, in 1982-1983 and to the first team in 1983-1984, while playing with the Laval Voisins, he set four Canadian junior hockey records.

He scored 133 goals, earned 282 points, maintained an average of 4.03 points per game, and racked up at least one point per game in 61 consecutive games.

He scored 50 goals in his first 27 games, maintained the record set by Ray Ferraro of the Brandon Wheat Kings, in the Western Hockey League, in 1977-1978.

He won the Jean-Beliveau Trophy (best scored), the Guy-Lafleur Trophy (most valuable player in the playoffs), the Michael Bossy Trophy (best professional prospect), the Michel-Brière Trophy (most valuable player), as well as the Molson-Cooper and Hockey News trophies Canadian junior hockey player of the year.

He earned at least one point in 69 out of 70 games, failing to score in the game played against the Juniors at the Verdun Auditorium on February 26, 1984. He finished with a lead of 112 points, scoring 282 points compared to 170 scored by his team-mate Jacques Goyette. This gap between the first and second in the scoring championship was the highest ever in the history of Canadian junior hockey.

Outstanding game: During the last game of the season, played on March 14, 1984, at the Laval Sports Centre, he scored six goals and racked up 11 points while the Laval Voisins defeated the Longueuil Chevaliers 16-4. There six goals enabled him to best the record set by Guy Lafleur for the most goals scored in a season (133 vs 130).

Information on his professional career
He was the third player in the history of the QMJHL, after Guy Lafleur and Dale Hawerchuk, to be chosen first in the National Hockey League draft. Playing with the Pittsburgh Penguins, he won the Stanley Cup twice, in 1990-1991 and in 1991-1992 and the President’s Cup (regular season championship) once, in 1992-1993. Retired from the NHL at the end of the 1996-1997 season. Saw his jersey retired by the Penguins during the 1997-1998 season. Inducted in the NHL Hall of Fame on November 17, 1997.

Lemieux has won the following personal honours: The Calder Trophy (best rookie) in 1984-1985, The Hart Trophy (most valuable player) in 1987-1988 and 1992-1993, 1995-1995, The Art Ross Trophy (best scorer) in 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1991-1992, 1992-1993 and 1995-1996, The Lester B. Pearson Trophy (best player, voted by the Players’ Association) in 1985-1986, 1987-1988 and 1992-1993, 1995-1996,The Connie Smythe Trophy (most valuable player in playoffs) in 1990-1991 and 1991-1992, The Bill Masterton Trophy (player who exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey) in 1992-1993 Named on the rookies’ all-star team in 1984-1985 Named on the first all-star team in 1987-1988, 1988-1989, 1992-1993, and 1995-1996 Named on the second all-star team in 1985-1986, 1986-1987 and 1991-1992 Won Pro-Set/NHL Player-of-the-Year Award in 1991-1992.

Was inducted to the QMJHL Hall of Fame on Monday, March 15 1999.

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