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Much like her twin sister, Lamoureux-Morando dominated the game of collegiate hockey, spending time at both forward and defense.

She finished her four-year collegiate career with 265 points (113 goals, 152 assists) in 149 games, tied for fifth all-time in NCAA history. Among her numerous accolades, Lamoureux-Morando was a three-time All-American (2009, 2012, 2013), and is the only player in NCAA history to earn All-America honors at two different positions in a career, including twice on defense and once as a forward. She was also a two-time top-10 finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (2009, 2012).

Lamoureux-Morando was also clutch in the infamous gold medal game at the 2018 Winter Olympics, potting the tying goal in the third period before her sister polished off the victory to give the United States its first gold in women's ice hockey since 1998. She, alongside her sister, also won six golds at the IIHF World Championships, including three straight, and one silver while finishing her Olympic career with three medals.