In the summer of 2011, Maine native Jamie Dumont returned to the Bowdoin Athletic Department as an assistant coach for the Polar Bear men's ice hockey team. No stranger to the College, Dumont also served as an assistant for the program from 2001-05.

Since helping lead the Polar Bears to 64 wins, a NESCAC Championship game appearance and NCAA berth in his four seasons under head coach Terry Meagher from 2001-05, Dumont has served in several coaching capacities around the globe. His coaching resume includes stops at Division I Bowling Green and the Portland Junior Pirates, as well as internationally in Italy and the Netherlands.

He was the head coach of the Bolzano Ice Hockey Club in Italy from 2007-09, where he led the team to the Italian Professional League Championship and was a member of the Italian National Team coaching staff.

Dumont is a native of Lewiston, Maine and graduated from Oswego State University in 1998.