Posts About "Jocelyne Lamoureux"
3 Reasons the American Women Won Olympic Gold
February 22nd, 2018 In a thrilling shootout victory, the U.S. Women's Hockey team defeated their rival and sometime-nemesis Team Canada to win gold last night around 2:30 am EST. The Canadians fell short of becoming the first-ever nation to win five consecutive golds in Olympic ice hockey. Led by goaltender Maddie Rooney, the American team put behind them...
USA Women: "Stop Treating Us Like an Afterthought"
March 17th, 2017 The United States women's national hockey team is objectively the best women's national team on the planet. Ranked #1 in the world by the IIHF, they have medalled at every single Olympic Games since their first appearance at Nagano in 1998. Similarly, at the IIHF World Women's Championships, USA has won gold seven of the last nine...
On Growing Women's Hockey, and Why We Do What We Do
July 1st, 2014 Recently Harry Plumer, the communications consultant for College Hockey Showcases (CHS), posted a piece on the CHS website about how those involved in women's hockey make up not just a community but a family. Harry is the son of Jim Plumer, currently the head coach for the University of Vermont's women's team. In his piece, he...
"Bittersweet" Homecoming for Grand Forks' Lamoureux Twins
December 23rd, 2013 In what was a familiar sight for North Dakota fans, Grand Forks natives Jocelyne and Monique Lamoureux were nothing short of spectacular on Friday night in what may have been their final game at Ralph Engelstad Arena. The twins, who wrapped up their playing careers at the University of North Dakota last season, helped lead the United...
Fists Fly Again on the Road To Sochi for U.S. and Canadian Women
December 21st, 2013 The U.S. Women's National Team defeated Canada 4-1 last night in Grand Forks, N.D. It was the two teams' fifth match-up of the season. "I thought everybody played really well tonight," said U.S. head coach Katey Stone after the game. "I thought Molly Schaus played really well in net, staved off a ton of pressure. Our defensemen did a...
NCAA Women's Hockey: One-on-One with North Dakota's Brian Idalski
August 12th, 2013 Brian Idalski has coached the North Dakota's women's team for six seasons now, turning a club with zero wins into a highly competitive team on a national level. UND has now strung together three consecutive winning seasons, setting program records for wins in each of those three years and earning its first two berths in the NCAA...
