Montreal Alouettes

City:

Montreal

Founded:

1946

Team colors:

red / blue / silver / white

Head coach:

Tom Higgins

League (2014):

CFL / East Division

Greatest successes

Gray Cup

1949, 1970, 1974, 1977, 2002, 2009, 2010

Stadion

Surname:

Stade Percival-Molson

Address:

475 Pine Ave W, Montreal, QC

Owner:

McGill University

Play surface:

artificial grass

Capacity:

23,420

Contact

Internet:

www.montrealalouettes.com

Data status

July 18, 2014

The Alouettes offensive line versus the Calgary Stampeders defensive line in October 2007

The Montreal Alouettes during the 96th Gray Cup in 2008

The Montreal Alouettes or in French Alouettes de Montréal ( German : Lerchen von Montreal) are a Canadian football team from Montreal in the Canadian province of Québec . The club was founded in 1946 and plays in the Canadian Football League in the East Division . The Montreal Alouettes play their home games during the regular season at the Stade Percival-Molson , which has a capacity of 25,012, and during the playoffs in the Olympic Stadium with a capacity of 66,000.

Club colors

The basic color of the helmet is silver with a blue A and a rushing lark in full protective gear and a football under the arm. The club colors are blue, red, silver and white.

successes

The Montreal Alouettes have won the East Division championship thirteen times (most recently in 2006) and the Gray Cup seven times .

In the history of the Montreal Alouettes, there have been several teams that moved to Montreal and took the team's name. Some also list the previous successes of these teams as the Montreal Alouettes' successes.

Web links

Commons : Montreal Alouettes - collection of images, videos and audio files

Official website of the Montreal Alouettes (English, French)
French website of the CFL