Jordan Sigalet

Sigalet played two seasons for Victoria in the BCHL. He moved on to Bowling Green U. where he backed up Tyler Masters.

2004-05:The Bowling Green State alum was a Hobey Baker award finalist in his senior year capturing a team record of 1,140 saves and also led the nation in saves, shots faced and minutes. Sigalet became the first goaltender in the history of Bowling Green State to be named a captain. He was also diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

2005-06: Sigalet signed his first pro contract with Boston and played his rookie season in Providence (AHL). While he struggled with consistency from game to game, Sigalet made more starts than any other goaltender on the Providence Bruins and statistically, he finished the season among the top ten in the league. He had a brief one minute NHL debut on January 7th.

2006-07: Despite an overall improvement in both his confidence and his performance, Sigalet was forced to take a backseat while the Bruins attempted to jumpstart Hannu Toivonen. He has demonstrated steady improvement since turning pro and become a reliable number two goaltender for the Providence Bruins. Sigalet led the team in shutouts, save percentage and wins and was named Providence’s Man of the Year at the end of the season.