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Ms Lamoureux-Davidson is a 3-time member of the U.S. Olympic Team in Women's Ice Hockey having competed at Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014 and most recently at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games.
During her international career representing Team USA, she has won and Olympic Gold medal in PyeongChang, 2 Olympic Silver medals in 2014 & 2010, 6 IIHF Women's World Championship Golds and 2 IIHF Women's World Championship Silver medals. Additionally, she has 6 Golds from the Four Nations Cup along with 4 Silvers and a Bronze medal.
Jocelyne is a graduate of the University of North Dakota with bachelor and masters degrees in Kinesiology. In 2014, she received the NCAA Top 10 Academic Award when working on her masters degree where she had a 4.0 GPA.
Growing up in the Lamoureux family, hockey is the family business in a sense starting with her father (Jean-Pierre) playing at the University of North Dakota and then with her 4 brothers Jean-Philippe, Jacques, Pierre-Paul & Mario) and her twin sister Monique all reaching college and professional levels. Jocelyne and Monique have represented the United States for over a decade between the U-22 and Women's National Team.
Jocelyne and Monique have also given back via their hockey partnership with CCM Hockey and the past 2 years have made over $10,000 of donations to Snider Hockey in the greater Philadelphia area. Snider Hockey created by former Flyers founder and owner Ed Snider has made a difference in helping inner-city youth to play the sport, assist with their school work and provide their kids get to college. The ladies tie to Philadelphia has to do with the head coach who was previously at the University of North Dakota, Dave Hakstol. The Twins will make another donation to Snider Hockey during 2017-18 as well.
Jocelyne is married to Brent Davidson. In her career, she works with her sister at EXOS Human Performance as a Performance Specialist
Jocelyne as a member of the U.S. WNT will be centralized in Tampa Bay, Florida from September 2017 through the Winter Olympics. At the 2018 Winter Olympics, Jocelyne scored the 2 fastest goals in Olympic history (men's or women's) in :06 vs. OAR and had the game winning goal in the shootout for Gold.
Jocelyne has partnerships with CCM Hockey, Insureon and the Comcast Corporation / Xfinity.
Ms Lamoureux-Davidson is a 3-time member of the U.S. Olympic Team in Women's Ice Hockey having competed at Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014 and most recently at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games.
During her international career representing Team USA, she has won and Olympic Gold medal in PyeongChang, 2 Olympic Silver medals in 2014 & 2010, 6 IIHF Women's World Championship Golds and 2 IIHF Women's World Championship Silver medals. Additionally, she has 6 Golds from the Four Nations Cup along with 4 Silvers and a Bronze medal.
Jocelyne is a graduate of the University of North Dakota with bachelor and masters degrees in Kinesiology. In 2014, she received the NCAA Top 10 Academic Award when working on her masters degree where she had a 4.0 GPA.
Growing up in the Lamoureux family, hockey is the family business in a sense starting with her father (Jean-Pierre) playing at the University of North Dakota and then with her 4 brothers Jean-Philippe, Jacques, Pierre-Paul & Mario) and her twin sister Monique all reaching college and professional levels. Jocelyne and Monique have represented the United States for over a decade between the U-22 and Women's National Team.
Jocelyne and Monique have also given back via their hockey partnership with CCM Hockey and the past 2 years have made over $10,000 of donations to Snider Hockey in the greater Philadelphia area. Snider Hockey created by former Flyers founder and owner Ed Snider has made a difference in helping inner-city youth to play the sport, assist with their school work and provide their kids get to college. The ladies tie to Philadelphia has to do with the head coach who was previously at the University of North Dakota, Dave Hakstol. The Twins will make another donation to Snider Hockey during 2017-18 as well.
Jocelyne is married to Brent Davidson. In her career, she works with her sister at EXOS Human Performance as a Performance Specialist
Jocelyne as a member of the U.S. WNT will be centralized in Tampa Bay, Florida from September 2017 through the Winter Olympics. At the 2018 Winter Olympics, Jocelyne scored the 2 fastest goals in Olympic history (men's or women's) in :06 vs. OAR and had the game winning goal in the shootout for Gold.
Jocelyne has partnerships with CCM Hockey, Insureon and the Comcast Corporation / Xfinity.