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Benoît Brisbois
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Position	Goaltender
Personal information
Born	August 2nd, 1982 Longueuil, Bas-Canada, Valoria
Career history
EH Bas-Canada (2001–2004) Salem Loggers (2004–2008) Providence Doves (2008–2016) EH Bas-Canada (2016–present)
Career hightlights and awards
Golden Puck winner (2017) Double winner (2012) 2× VHL champion (2007, 2012) 2× Coupe Balbuzard winner (2012, 2013) 9× Goalie of the Year (2004, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2021, 2022, 2024)

Benoît Brisbois (born August 2nd, 1982) is a Valorian professional ice hockey player who plays as a goaltender for EH Bas-Canada in the Valorian Hockey League.

Debuting at 19 for Bas-Canada in the 2002 VHL campaign, Brisbois has had one of the longest careers in VHL history, playing for Bas-Canada, the Salem Loggers, and the Providence Doves. He is currently competing in his twenty-third season of professional ice hockey. At 41, he is the oldest active player in the VHL.

Brisbois has been the main starting goalie for the Valorian national team since 2002, debuting at the 2002 Winter Olympics and playing an integral part in that year's gold medal. He has since won two more gold medals, in 2010 and 2014.

Thanks to his reaction times and predictive abilities, Brisbois is considered the greatest goalie in VHL history. He has won a total of 15 trophies and awards, including nine Goalie of the Year awards, the most in VHL history.

Year-by-year record[edit | edit source]

Year	League Results	Pts.	Playoffs	Coupe Balbuzard	Awards
EH Bas-Canada
2002	15th	20	-	Round of 16
2003	6th	34	-	Round of 16
2004	9th	27	-	Semi-finals	Goalie of the Year (1)
Salem Loggers
2005	Third	43	Semi-finals	Quarter-finals	Goalie of the Year (2)
2006	Third	42	Semi-finals	Round of 16
2007	Second	44	Champions (1)	Round of 16	Goalie of the Year (3)
2008	Fourth	37	Semi-finals	Round of 16
Providence Doves
2009	Second	43	Semi-finals	Round of 16
2010	Second	38	Runners-up	Quarter-finals
2011	Second	47	Semi-finals	Semi-finals
2012	Second	43	Champions (2)	Champions (1)	Double (1), Goalie of the Year (4)
2013	Fourth	38	Semi-finals	Champions (2)	Goalie of the Year (5)
2014	Fourth	38	Semi-finals	Round of 16
2015	Fourth	37	Semi-finals	Round of 16
2016	Second	40	Runners-up	Quarter-finals
EH Bas-Canada
2017	9th	29	-	Semi-finals	Golden Puck (1), Goalie of the Year (6)
2018	8th	31	-	Round of 16
2019	9th	31	-	Quarter-finals
2020	Cancelled
2021	Fourth	39	Semi-finals	Semi-finals	Goalie of the Year (7)
2022	5th	33	-	Quarter-finals	Goalie of the Year (8)
2023	5th	39	-	Quarter-finals
2024	Fourth	36	TBD	TBD	Goalie of the Year (9)

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