Norm Dussault
Ice Hockey Player, Stanley Cup Champion
Born
Died
2012
14 years ago — 87 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Canada
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An accomplished ice hockey player, participated in the National Hockey League during the 1950s. Played primarily as a forward, contributing to team strategies and scoring efforts. Notable for tenure with the Montreal Canadiens, where achievements included winning the Stanley Cup. After retiring from playing, transitioned to coaching and mentoring young athletes in the sport.
Played for Montreal Canadiens
Won Stanley Cup in 1953
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