Alain Chevrier (1992) - Hall of Fame - Miami University RedHawks

Alain Chevrier

Induction:
1992
Class:
1984

Chevrier is Miami's first hockey player to be selected to the Hall of Fame. He earned four letters under coach Steve Cady, refined his skills at Miami, before going on to a fine six-year career in the National Hockey League. He is the all-time leader at Miami in saves with 2,440, and his 3.40 goals against average (GAA) in 1980-81 is the second best in Miami history.

After playing with Ft. Wayne in the International League for a year, he signed with New Jersey in 1985, which jump-started his NHL career. Chevrier also had stops with Winnipeg, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and a most memorable stay with Chicago. In 1989, Chevrier helped lead the Blackhawks to the brink of the Stanley Cup Finals, when he won nine games in the playoffs and had a sparkling GAA of 2.61. His most recent tenure was a second tour of duty with New Jersey. Chevrier retired to Boca Raton, Fla.