University of Manitoba Women's Ice Hockey

Rempel also played two and a half years in the East Coast Hockey League with the Baton Rouge KingFish before retiring after half a year in the British National League with the Slough Jets. Upon his return to the University in 1999, he completed his Bachelor of Recreation Studies, began working with Bison Sports and also continued on with his coaching career that includes one year as an assistant with the Winnipeg South Blues of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League and one year as an assistant with the University of Manitoba Women's Hockey Team. In 2005-2006 he earned his  NCCP High Performance 1 (Advanced 1) certification and in 2013 he completed his High Performance 2 (Advanced 2) Coaching Level through the NCCP and Hockey Canada. 258-158-37 Coach also guided the program to their first-ever Canada West Championship (2008-09 season) title with a thrilling three game series win at Alberta over the defending conference champion Alberta Pandas on March 15/09. He also guided the team to their second conference title in 2010-11 season with a historic two game playoff series sweep at the University of Alberta - the first team to sweep the Alberta Pandas in a conference final at Clare Drake Arena. Coach Rempel was also an assistant with the Under 18 provincial team that won bronze at the 2007 Under-18 National Championships in Kitchener and the Head Coach of Team Manitoba at the U-18 Nationals in Surrey (finished fourth place) in November 2009. In 2010, he was named a camp coach at  Hockey Canada's U-22 Selection Camp in Toronto. This past winter, Rempel led the Canadian team to a silver medal at the FISU Games in Granada, Spain Head Coach Jon Rempel played at the University of Manitoba from 1993-1996 where he was a three-time Academic All-Canadian.