3.5 million dollars. Under the league's plan, the MAINEiacs would then be disbanded, with players being selected by other clubs in a dispersal draft. Late on May 31, the league issued a press release confirming the sale of the MAINEiacs to the league, and the subsequent disbanding / dispersal draft occurred the following week. Colisee stated they would search for a replacement team from outside of the QMJHL to take the MAINEiacs place. The City of Lewiston and the Androscoggin Bank Colisee would end up getting the American Hockey League's Portland Pirates to move to the Colisee for the 2013-14 season after disputing their lease with the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland. Starting in 2019, the NAHL Maine Nordiques and their partner organization, the NA3HL Lewiston-Auburn Nordiques, began play at the Colisee. Coaches Mario Durocher: 2003–04 Clément Jodoin: 2004–2007 Ed Harding: 2007 – January 12, 2009 Don MacAdam: January 13, 2009 – December 10, 2009 Jeff Guay: interim: December 10, 2009 – December 27, 2009 (then moved to assistant coach). Jean-François Houle: December 27, 2009 – May 31, 2011 Players QMJHL award winners Mike Bossy Trophy — best pro prospect: Alexandre Picard, 2004 Paul Dumont Trophy — personality of the year: Clement Jodoin, 2006 Ron Lapointe Trophy — Coach of the Year: Clement Jodoin, 2007 Guy Carbonneau Trophy — Best Defensive forward: Marc-André Cliche, 2007. Guy Lafleur Trophy — QMJHL playoff's Most Valuable Player: Jonathan Bernier, 2007 All-stars Jonathan Paiement: 1st team (defense) 2003–04 Alexandre Picard: 1st team (right wing) 2003–04, Alex Bourret: 2nd team (right wing) 2004–05 Jonathan Bernier: 2nd team (goaltender) 2006–07 Peter Delmas: all-rookie team (goaltender) 2006–07 Stefano Giliati: 2nd team (left wing) 2007–08 Kevin Marshall: 2nd team (defense) 2007–08 Captains 2003–04: Francis Trudel 2004–05: No captain 2005 – January 2006: Brandon Roach January 2006 – May 2007: Marc-André Cliche September 2007 – March 2008: Marc-André Daneau September 2008 – June 2009: Danick Paquette September 2009 – May 2010: Billy Lacasse September 2010 – 2011: Cameron Critchlow NHL alumni Nine MAINEiacs to date have played in the NHL: Jonathan Bernier Antoine Bibeau Michael Chaput Marc-André Cliche Éric Gélinas Jaroslav Halák Kevin Marshall David Perron Alexandre Picard NHL draftees In addition, the MAINEiacs have had several players drafted by National Hockey League teams. They are: 2004 NHL Draft Alexandre Picard (2004 1st round, #8 overall by Columbus Blue Jackets) Jonathan Paiement (2004 8th round, #247 overall by