University of North Dakota head hockey coach
Dane Jackson announced that former UND goaltender Jean-Philippe Lamoureux has been named the program's director of player personnel & office operations beginning July 1, 2025.
Lamoureux has been crucial in the world of goaltending over the last decade-plus, running JPL Goaltending summer camps each season in Grand Forks since 2012. There, he has worked to develop the next wave of goaltenders through technical and mindset drills while also forging strong relationships with attendees.
On top of a lengthy playing career, Lamoureux also carved out opportunities to begin his coaching and analytical journey, working with Clear Sight Analytics beginning in 2024 while also assisting his coaching staffs while recovering from injuries in 2021 and 2024. He also had the opportunity to work as the goaltending coach during the summer for the Austrian Under-18 Team in 2022.
A veteran of over 800 professional games, Lamoureux shined in Austria's top league for the last 14 seasons, as he captured a pair of championships in 2020 and 2022 as well as being named the league's MVP after posting a league-record .946 save percentage. In those 14 campaigns, Lamoureux never posted a save percentage below .910.
A native of Grand Forks, N.D., Lamoureux played four seasons at UND from 2004-08, helping the Fighting Sioux reach four straight NCAA Frozen Fours and was named a Hobey Baker Award finalist in 2007-08. He currently ranks top-5 in program history in games played (111), wins (60), goals against average (2.14), save percentage (.920), saves (2,656) and shutouts (10).
THE JEAN-PHILIPPE LAMOUREUX FILE
Position: Director of Player Personnel & Office Operations
Hometown: Grand Forks, N.D.
Education: North Dakota (2008)
CAREER IN HOCKEY
AS A COACH
2024-25: Clear Sight Analytics
2022: Team Austria U-18
2012-Present: JPL Goaltending
AS A PLAYER
2001-04: Lincoln Stars (USHL)
2004-08: North Dakota (NCAA)
2008-09: Alaska Aces (ECHL)
2009-10: Portland Pirates (AHL)
2010-11: Abbotsford Heat (AHL)/Utah Grizzlies (ECHL)
2011-12: Olimpija Ljubljana (ICE)
2012-16: EC VSV (ICE)
2016-19: EV Vienna Capitals (ICE)
2019-22: EC Red Bull Salzburg (ICE)
2022-25: EC VSV (ICE)
