[1] The team played for four seasons at Central Maine Youth Center, which had a seating capacity of just 2,800 fans.

[2] The club's all-time leading scorer was Paul Larose, who achieved 179 goals and 248 assists for the team between 1973 and 1977.

Future National Hockey League players included goaltender Richard Brodeur and defenseman Paul Baxter.

[2] Financial backers of the team included former Lewiston Mayor Bill Rocheleau, who led a group of local businesspeople who backed the Nordiques.

Rocheleau also served as league president during the NAHL's final season in the winter of 1976–1977.