Mens_Nat_Team_2007


Last Name	Jameson
First Name	David (Dave)

Position	Midfielder / Forward
Height	170 cm
Weight	79 kg
Date of Birth	1 November 1984
Place of Birth	North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Hometown	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Residence	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Languages Spoken	English

Club	University of British Columbia Hockey Club
International Caps	93

Sports Information	Two-time Pan American Games medalist winning gold in 2007, and silver in 2003..has been with the University of British Columbia Hockey Club since 2002 (formerly with the Vancouver Hawks)...coached by Louis Mendonca since 2007 (formerly coached by Gene Muller from 2002-2006)…trains at Wright Field at the University of British Columbia...suffered a right ankle sprain in 2006 causing him to lose a few weeks of training…was introduced to the sport by being on the sidelines when his mother played and started playing for the Vancouver Hawks at age 8...
Human Interest	Attended Prince of Wales Secondary School in Vancouver, British Columbia…currently studying geography at the University of British Columbia…plans to pursue a career as an urban planner…single…mother Sue, the accounts manager for Field Hockey BC, played on the Canadian Field Hockey team from 1973-1979...father Morley, a retired elementary school principal, played badminton at the University of British Columbia from 1968-1973...has 2 sisters, Katie and Stephanie (who plays on the Canadian Women's Field Hockey team)....enjoys listening to music and going to concerts...favourites include pizza, macaroni, sandwiches, Russian hockey player Alexander Ovechkin, ice hockey, squash, golf, the movies Anchor Man, Zoolander, Ace Ventura and the music of Nirvana, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead, Oasis, Wolfmother...has a flame-point Siamese cat named "Jake"...
Competitions	2008 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, MAL 2008 Tour of Germany 2007 Malaysia Tour 2007 Setanta Sports Trophy, IRL 2007 Pan American Games, BRA 2006 World Cup Qualifier, CHN 2006 Commonwealth Games, AUS 2006 USA Series 2006 New Zealand Series 2005 Germany Tour 2005 England/Ireland Tour 2004 South Africa Tour 2004 Pan American Cup, CAN 2004 Olympic Qualifier, ESP 2004 Junior Men's UK Tour 2004 Junior Men's European Tour 2003 Pan American Games, DOM 2003 New Zealand Tour 2003 3-Nations Tournament, CAN