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  • Lundmark recieves the Most Valuable player Award by the T-Birds for 2000-2001 season. *March 24, 2001*
  • Moose Jaw Warriors trade Jamie to the Seattle Thunderbirds for Scott Kelman *Oct.27, 2000*
  • Jamie goes to play for Team East in the WHL All Star game, and racks up 3pts (1g, 2a). Team East win 10-8. *Jan.19/00*
  • Jamie helps Team Canada win Bronze in the 2000 World Junior Championship with a goal in the shootout. [VS USA.. other Canadian goals in shootout: Dany Heatley, & Brandon Reid] ~*Jan.4th/00*~
  • Jamie makes Team Canada to play in the 2000 World Junior Championship in Sweden. *Dec.17/99*
  • Rangers sign Lundmark, Terms unknown. *Sept. 6th '99*
  • Is Ranked 3rd on the CSS Mid-Term Report, his final ranking is 3rd.
  • Was selected in the fourth round of the 1996 WHL bantam draft, 58th overall.
  • Was a member of Team Alberta in the 1997 National Under-17 Tournament in Swift Current
  • He won a Gold Medal with Team Canada in the 1998 Under-18 World Tournament in Slovakia
  • He was in the 1999 WHL All-Star Game, Had two goals and an assist the All-Star Game
  • He participated in the 1999 Top Prospects Game in Calgary, got 1 goal for Team Cherry
  • Set two records at the Top Prospects skills evaluation in the 60' sprint (2.541 sec.) and the 150' sprint (5.587 sec.)
  • Got named to the WHL's Eastern Conference Second All-Star Team and the WHL All-Rookie Team
  • captured Rookie of the Year honors for the Warriors in 1998/99
  • He doesn't think that Brett Hull Stanley Cup Winning Goal VS the Sabres should've counted.
  • Grew up in Edmonton as a huge Oilers Fan during their glory days. That's why he wears #17, too for his NHL Idol is Jari Kurri.
  • he hardest players that he is going to play against in the NHL are going to be older defensemen like Chris Chelios.
  • Uses his teammates well and is adept at making short passes in tight situations
  • Has a quick release and "is a threat to score from anywhere in the offensive zone," one scout said.
  • Fearless competitor who relishes the role of go-to guy.
  • Opted for junior hockey over a scholarship to Michigan - He choose to play with the Moose Jaw Warriors rather then the Michigan Wolverines because he "thought that there would be a lot more hockey learn from up there than at Michigan. I have No regrets -- it worked out well for me."
  • Played in 1998 Regional Junior A Championship, the Doyle Cup
  • Played his minor hockey in the Edmonton, AB area
  • Also plays inline hockey with the "No Shows" in Edmonton, AB

    Here's what the Central Scouting Report has to say about Jamie:

    A very good skater with quick acceleration .. very solid on his skates and has tremendous balance and mobility.. displays exceptional lateral movement when skating with the puck and is outstanding in one-on-one situations has great vision and uses his teammates very well.. is very adept at making short passes in tight quarters.. has a very accurate wrist shot with a quick release and is a threat to score from anywhere in the offensive zone.. also possesses a good, hard slap shot.. is able to control the play in the offensive zone .. a feisty competitor who does not show any fear.. willing to work through any adversity .. relishes the pressure of being a "go-to guy" .. is not overly physical but is capable of delivering the big hit.. often logs an enormous amount of ice time.

    Here's what Hockeys Future has to say about Jamie:

    Very intelligent offensive player with a poise to play hard every shift ... has great acceleration and has a great long stride ... works hard every shift and is determine to score a big goal every game ... slick passes who makes teammates look great ... excellent forechecker and is not that bad of a back checker for always looking for the next goal ... intelligent play-maker and makes heads up plays when ever possible ... has a hard and accurate slap shot and is an offensive threat every game.