1971 NHL Amateur Draft Pick

Round	Overall
6	76

Camille Lapierre

Selected by Los Angeles from Montreal (OHA)

5-foot-10, 160 pounds

Left-hand shot

Center

Canadian • Born February 8, 1951 in Chicoutimi, Quebec • Hometown: Chicoutimi, Quebec

NEVER PLAYED IN NHL

Miscellaneous

Spent part of 1969-70 regular season on Montreal team that went on to win Memorial Cup in 1970, but was not with team during playoffs.
Signed WHA contract with Philadelphia on July 27, 1972.
Played on first Philadelphia Blazers team in WHA's inaugural 1972-73 season.
Selected by Vancouver in 1973 WHA draft of established professional players.
Was member of Philadelphia (WHA) team that relocated to Vancouver in May 1973.
Played on 1973-74 Roanoke Valley team that won SHL regular-season title.
Called up to Vancouver (WHA) from Roanoke Valley for nine games on Feb. 4, 1974.
Ranked first in SHL in shorthanded goals (4), second in goals (48), and third in points (91) with Roanoke Valley in 1973-74.
Won SHL Crockett Trophy with Roanoke Valley in 1974.
Missed part of 1974-75 season with knee injury, suffered while playing for Roanoke Valley (SHL). The injury required surgery.
Quit Tidewater (SHL) and retired after 17 games in 1975-76 season despite being league's second leading scorer with 24 points at time of his retirement.

Post-Draft Teams: Springfield (AHL); Seattle (WHL); Roanoke Valley (EHL/SHL); Philadelphia/Vancouver (WHA); Tidewater (SHL)

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OTHERS DRAFTED IN 1971