GOALTENDER BIOGRAPHIES

The following is a list of all goaltenders who have biographies on this page. NOTE: the "concise descriptions" of each goaltender is intended to sum up a goaltender in a few words. These may be out-of-date, simply due to the large number of bio pages on this site - if you see anything, please contact me at norrisdt@colorado.edu. Thanks.

Active players are in bold. Hall-of-Famers are in red.

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Dany Sabourin (Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender)
Rick St. Croix (Helped bridge Flyers' gap between Parent and Lindbergh)
David St. Germain (New York Islanders prospect)
Sam St. Laurent (Last North American pro to wear facemask in game)
Kevin St. Pierre (United league stalwart)
Kim St. Pierre (Netminder for 2002 Canadian Olympic team (women's))
Tommy Salo (Now in Sweden after long NHL career)
Mike Sands (1980s netminder had two cups of coffee with North Stars)
Curtis Sanford (Vancouver Canucks goaltender)
Jeff Sanger (Former Colorado College standout now trying to succeed in pros)
Geoff Sarjeant (Now in Germany, spent many years in International league)
Bob Sauve (Now a player agent, has Vezina and Jennings credit)
Philippe Sauve (Trying to return to glory with AHL Iowa Stars)
Terry Sawchuk (NHL-record 103 shutouts over 21 seasons)
Joe Schaefer (Rangers' practice goaltender filled in twice for injuries)
Nolan Schaefer (Minnesota Wild prospect)
Paxton Schafer (Cup of NHL coffee for predominantly ECHL player)
Florence Schelling (Swiss goaltender in 2006 Olympics (women))
Robert Schistad (Played for home country of Norway in 1994 Olympics; currently in Germany)
Cory Schneider (Vancouver Canucks prospect)
Corey Schwab (New Jersey Devils goaltender)
Marek Schwarz (St. Louis Blues prospect)
Ron Scott (Two-time Michigan State athlete of the year)
Travis Scott (Florida Panthers prospect)
Marc Seliger (German netminder in 2002 Olympics
Vadym Seliverstov (Ukranian goaltender in 2007 Worlds)
Richard Sevigny (Shared Vezina Trophy in 1980-81 for Habs)
Sergei Shabanov (Belarussian goaltender in 2002 Olympics)
David Shantz (Florida Panthers prospect)
Scott Sharples (Michigan goaltender in late 80s; cup of coffee with Calgary)
Steve Shields (Atlanta Thrashers goaltender)
Alexander Shimin (Played for surprising Kazakh team in Nagano Olympics)
Alexander Shoumidoub (Belarus' netminder in 1998 Games)
Mikhail Shtalenkov (Possibly retired, possibly still looking for work)
Richard Shulmistra (Former minor-league regular now playing in Germany)
Peter Sidorkiewicz (Starter for Senators in first modern season)
Jordan Sigalet (Boston Bruins prospect)
Shawn Simpson (Baltimore Skipjacks goaltender before retiring young in early 1990s)
Steve Silverthorn (Dallas Stars prospect)
Kostyantyn Simchuk (Ukranian netminder in 2002 Olympics)
Don Simmons (Three-time Cup-winner now runs successful goalie store)
Gary Simmons ("Cobra" perhaps best known for detailed mask)
Paul Skidmore (Boston College standout netminder in mid-1970s)
Warren Skorodenski (1980s tender famous for skull-and-crossbones mask)
Peter Skudra (Vancouver Canucks goaltender)
Sami Jo Small (Goaltender for 2002 Canadian Olympic Team (women))
Al Smith (Led WHL twice in victories with New England Whalers)
Billy Smith (Won four consecutive Cups with Islanders in early 1980s)
Gary Smith ("Suitcase" best known for number of teams played for)
Mike Smith (Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender)
Normie Smith (Was in net for Red Wings' first-ever Stanley Cup)
Bob Sneddon (Top IHL goalie in 1965-66 bounced around American League for next decade)
Garth Snow (New York Islanders goaltender)
Tommy Soderstrom (Swedish goalie had two careers with Djurgardens IF surrounding a brief NHL stint)
Doug Soetaert (Started, ended career on Broadway; won Cup with '86 Habs)
Maxim Sokolov (Russian goaltender in international competitions)
Christian Soucy (Shares NHL record for shortest career by a goaltender)
Alex Stalock (San Jose Sharks prospect)
Rastislav Stana (Washington Capitals prospect)
Ed Staniowski (Major Canadian junior player of the year in 1975; ten years in bigs)
Brian Stankiewicz (Austrian netminder in Lillehammer Olympics)
Robb Stauber (First goaltender to win Hobey Baker as NCAA's top player)
Greg Stefan (Played entire 329-game career with Red Wings)
Phil Stein (Toronto native had cameo with hometown team after six seasons in Syracuse)
Tobias Stephan (Dallas Stars prospect)
Wayne Stephenson (Paired with Parent to form possible-best tandem in late 1970s)
Doug Stevenson (Wartime NHLer had long career on West Coast)
Charles Stewart (Long-time Ontario Hockey Association netminder joins Bruins for first three seasons)
Jim Stewart (Played one period for Bruins in 1979)
Scott Stirling (New York Islanders prospect)
Jamie Storr (Philadelphia Flyers goaltender)
Herb Stuart (Played for Detroit's first NHL franchise)
Ari Sulander (Finnish netminder played for country in Nagano)
Niklas Sundberg (New York Rangers prospect)
George Surmay (Only goaltender selected in 1965 NHL draft never made bigs)
Michael Suttnig (Austrian netminder in international competition)
Adam Svoboda (Czech netminder at 2006 Worlds)
Oldrich Svoboda (Czech goaltender of 1990s)
Don Sylvestri (Top collegiate goaltender played just one year of pro)
Jeremy Symington (In Ottawa system)
Levente Szuper (St. Louis Blues prospect)