FREDERIC CHABOT
GOALTENDING COACH
GOALTENDING COACH
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Frederic Chabot enters his fourth season with the Edmonton Oilers where the 44-year-old will work with both the Oilers goaltenders as well as the developing netminders in the system.
Chabot joins the Oilers after most recently serving as Goaltending Consultant with Hockey Canada and their National Junior Team, helping Canada capture a gold medal at the 2009 World Junior Hockey Championship in Ottawa, Ontario. He was also an instructor at Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence Goaltending Camp for three years (2007-09).
The Hebertville-Station, Quebec, native worked as a Goaltending Consulltant with Berlin (DEL) in 2008-09, capturing the league championship with the Ice Bears. He was also involved with AIK Stockholm (SWE-2) from 2007-2009, overseeing goaltending for the entire organization.
A veteran of 17 professional seasons, Chabot played 32 National Hockey League games with three different teams (Montreal, Philadelphia and Los Angeles).
His playing career was highlighted during the 1999-2000 season when he was named the International Hockey League’s Most Valuable Player and Top Goaltender, posting a 2.13 goals against average and a .920 save percentage in 62 games played with the Houston Aeros. He was also named MVP of the IHL in 1996-97 as a member of the Aeros.
Chabot joins the Oilers after most recently serving as Goaltending Consultant with Hockey Canada and their National Junior Team, helping Canada capture a gold medal at the 2009 World Junior Hockey Championship in Ottawa, Ontario. He was also an instructor at Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence Goaltending Camp for three years (2007-09).
The Hebertville-Station, Quebec, native worked as a Goaltending Consulltant with Berlin (DEL) in 2008-09, capturing the league championship with the Ice Bears. He was also involved with AIK Stockholm (SWE-2) from 2007-2009, overseeing goaltending for the entire organization.
A veteran of 17 professional seasons, Chabot played 32 National Hockey League games with three different teams (Montreal, Philadelphia and Los Angeles).
His playing career was highlighted during the 1999-2000 season when he was named the International Hockey League’s Most Valuable Player and Top Goaltender, posting a 2.13 goals against average and a .920 save percentage in 62 games played with the Houston Aeros. He was also named MVP of the IHL in 1996-97 as a member of the Aeros.
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