Saint John Sea Dogs

The Sea Dogs' first head coach was Christian La Rue under general manager Bob LeBlanc.

[2] During the offseason, La Rue was replaced with former London Knights assistant coach Jacques Beaulieu.

The Russians defeated Team QMJHL by a score of 4–3, with the Canadian roster featuring four Sea Dogs players: Grant, Després, Sauvé, and rookie Steven Anthony (in place of an injured Chris DiDomenico).

[10] In the 2009–10 season, the Saint John Sea Dogs won 22 consecutive games beginning on October 17 until December 12.

[11] In 2011, Yann Sauvé became the first player from the Saint John Sea Dogs organization to play an NHL game with his draft team, the Vancouver Canucks.

Karel St. Laurent, shown here with the Reading Royals , won seven games during the winning streak.
Saint John Sea Dogs celebrate winning the 2011 Memorial Cup championship.