Jamie Lundmark, the founder of Method Hockey in West Chester who spent the better part of two decades playing professional hockey, has joined the Princeton women’s hockey staff as both Director of Player Development and Assistant Coach, according to a staff report from Go Princeton Tigers. 

“The women’s college game is growing and evolving rapidly,” said Princeton head coach Cara Morey. “Jamie has played at the highest level of men’s hockey and, through Method Hockey, has also coached and developed top female players who’ve gone on to compete at the highest levels in Division I hockey.” 

Lundmark founded Method Hockey after he retired from professional hockey in 2018. There he coached and managed a staff of coaches and trainers who were working hard to develop elite male and female players in the area. 

“I was fortunate to have a long professional playing career, both in the NHL and overseas, and I’ve seen the evolution of the women’s game over the last few years up close through my work with Method Hockey,” said Lundmark. 

Read more about Jamie Lundmark in Go Princeton Tigers.