Jocelyn Marcel Guevremont was born March 1, 1951 in Canada and wasted little time in becoming known in the world of hockey. While many could not spell his name, they certainly knew who he was. His playing days are as follows:

1968 – 1970 Canada’s OHA Montreal Junior Canadians

1971 – 1975 NHL Vancouver Canucks

1975 – 1979 NHL Buffalo Sabers

1979 – 1980 AHL New Haven Nighthawks

1979 – 1980 NHL New York Rangers

Along his playing career way he was the Memorial Cup Winner in 1969 – 1970.

Warming up he became the OHA’s MVP defenseman, top scoring rear guard and First Team All Stars in 1971.

This led to him the first amateur selection in 1971 by the Canucks.

When he retired he had played in 571 NHL games scoring more then 10 goals in four of those seasons. He also appeared in the 1974 edition of the NHL All-Star Game. The first time the Canucks had two players representing them in the game. Joining Mr. Guevremont was right winger Bobby Schmautz.

Jocelyn Guevremont is in the Vancouver Canucks Hall of Fame.

Today Jocelyn stays active in youth hockey and public speaking appearances. His last known contact address is 4020 SW 84^th. Terrace, Davie, FL. 33328 USA. Signed souvenir cards are available at Autographed To You.

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