University of Maine at Farmington

Jamie Beaudoin ranks among the most accomplished all-around student-athletes to pass through UMaine-Farmington. Beaudoin was a two sport student-athlete who played for the Beavers from 1993 to 1997. 

In soccer, Beaudoin is tied for fourth among UMF single season leaders in points (40, 1996) and for the program record in assists (14, 1996). He ranks sixth among UMF soccer’s career leaders in points (85) and goals (34), and ninth in assists (17). A two-time First Team All-American, Beaudoin was an NAIA Scholar-Athlete in both those seasons in both men’s soccer and men’s basketball.

In basketball, Beaudoin played four seasons for UMaine-Farmington men’s basketball, finishing with career totals of 803 points, 281 rebounds, and 337 assists, ninth among UMF career leaders. He also recorded 129 career three-pointers, 11th among UMaine-Farmington all-time leaders, and his 154 career steals is good enough for fourth all-time.

Jamie graduated with a degree in Elementary Education. Beaudoin formerly served as the women's basketball Head Coach for 22 season and now serves as UMF's Director of Athletics.