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| played_for = [[Stade Français]]<br>[[Chamonix HC]]<br />
| birth_date = 1910<br />
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'''Marcel Claret''' (born 1910) was a [[France|French]] hockey player who played for the [[French National Team]] at the [[World Championships]] on three occasions (1934, 1935, and 1950).<br />
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He played club hockey for [[Stade Français]] and [[Chamonix HC]]. The Claret family were well-known figures in Chamonix winter sports. Marcel's brothers [[Pierre Claret|Pierre]] and [[Jean Claret]] also played for the national team.<br />
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Claret spent time in Nazi captivity during [[World War II]]. The Marcel Claret Trophy, named in his honor, has been given to the most sportsmanlike team in the [[Ligue Magnus]] since 1981.<br />
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He served as the president of [[Chamonix HC]] from 1945-1970, and was still an active player during the early days of his tenure. The Claret family are honored members of the [[French Hockey Hall of Fame]]. <br />
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| align="left" | World Championships || 1934-1950|| 3 || 15 || 1 || 2 || 3<br />
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