Jamie Dunn was groomed by his parents and his older brothers to be a basketball phenomenon and he certainly didn't disappoint. With a keen awareness of everything that was happening on the basketball court, Jamie found the open man, defended relentlessly, rebounded intelligently, and yes, scored. His junior and senior years be led the Cardinals in scoring and at graduation was the third leading scorer of all time. He was a second team All-City pick both his junior and senior years and was also first team All-Diocesan both years.

A standout football player as well, Jamie quarterbacked the 1967 team to a City Series championship and earned second team All-City and first team All-Diocesan honors.

Jamie garnered a full basketball scholarship to Walsh University where he won four letters and was a three-year starter. Jamie has compiled quite a remarkable coaching record at Poland High School where his girls have reached the state finals four times, been regional champs twice, won three district crowns, and seven straight sectional titles; he has over 200 career wins. He's been the Vindicator Coach of the Year three times, MAC Coach of the Year four times, Mahoning Valley Coaches Coach of the Year five times, Northeast Ohio Coach of the Year three times, and was selected to coach in the Ohio North-South All-Star Game.

Jamie has been an educator for 32 years and a lawyer for 17 years. He is married to the former Yvonne Zidian and has two children. They live in Poland.