Montreal Axion represents Quebec to the 2005 Esso National Championships. 2005–06 Axion of Montreal wins the National Women's Hockey League Championship by a victory 1–0 against Brampton Thunder in front of 6 000 supporters at Brampton, Ontario. The victorious Goal is scorer by Lisa-Marie Breton and the Shutout goes to Charline Labonté. Axion beforehand finished in the second rank) of its division, behind Ottawa Raiders. It is about the only championship taken gained by Montreal Axion in the history of the National Women's Hockey League. 2006–07 Less fortunate, this season, Montreal Axion ends in the Division 5th rank of the regular season but recovers serial eliminating heats: at first by gaining the East Division Championship then by participating in Championship Finale of National Women's Hockey League. Brampton Thunder triumphs 4–0 against Montreal Axion. Bramton Thunder so takes gains the championship. In the grip of grave difficulty financiers, the National Women's Hockey League stops its activities a little time after Season standings NWHL Championships 1998–99 finalist and lost the final game again Brampton Thunder 2004–05 finalist and lost the final game again Toronto Aeros 2005–06 won the championship 2006–07 finalist and lost the final game again Brampton 2006–07 roster Notable players Several former players of Montreal Axion become famous in the new Canadian Women's Hockey League, among others Lisa-Marie Breton-Lebreux, Caroline Ouellette, Kim St-Pierre, Nathalie Déry, Angela Ruggiero, Dominique Thibault, Emmanuelle Blais, Charline Labonté, Sabrina Harbec, Jesse Scanzano, Kelly Sudia and Jenny Lavigne Therese Brisson Defender Charline Labonte Goalie Caroline Ouellette Forward Gina Kingsbury Forward Angela Ruggiero (2005–2006) Jesse Scanzano Forward (2005–06 and 2006–07) France St-Louis Forward (1998–99 and 1999–2000) Kim St-Pierre Goalie (2006–2007) Coaching staff General Manager: Sylvain Dutil Head Coach: Yanick Evola, Julie Healy (for Montreal Wingstar, season 2000–01) Assistant Coach: Alain Hénault Assistant Coach: Patrick Larivière Reference See also National Women's Hockey League (1999–2007) (NWHL) Montreal Stars References External links The official site of Montreal Axion NWHL website NWHL/COWHL website for 2000–01 Meg Hewings, Women got game Not just another pretty face-off in Hour.ca, December 9, 2004. National Women's Hockey League (1999–2007) teams Axion Women's ice hockey teams in Canada Ice hockey clubs established in 1998 1998 establishments in Quebec Ice hockey clubs disestablished in 2007 2007 disestablishments in Quebec Women in Montreal