National Lacrosse League Goaltender of the Year Award

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The National Lacrosse League Goaltender of the Year Award is given annually to the best NLL goaltender of the year.

In the 2008 season, the award was sponsored by the US Navy and was known as the "US Navy Goaltender of the Year award". In the 2007 season, it was the "Progressive National Lacrosse League Goaltender of the Year Award".

Past winners

SeasonWinnerTeamWin #Other finalists
2024 Nick Rose [1] Toronto Rock 1Doug Jamieson, Albany FireWolves [2]
Chris Origlieri, San Diego Seals
2023 Christian Del Bianco [3] Calgary Roughnecks 1 Nick Rose, Toronto Rock [4]
Matt Vinc, Buffalo Bandits
2022 Matt Vinc [5] Buffalo Bandits 8Nick Rose, Toronto Rock [6]
Dillon Ward, Colorado Mammoth
2021Season cancelled
2020 Doug Jamieson [7] New England Black Wolves 1 Zach Higgins, Philadelphia Wings
Dillon Ward, Colorado Mammoth
2019 Matt Vinc Buffalo Bandits 7Christian Del Bianco, Calgary Roughnecks
Dillon Ward, Colorado Mammoth
2018 Matt Vinc Rochester Knighthawks 6Christian Del Bianco, Calgary Roughnecks
Dillon Ward, Colorado Mammoth
2017 Dillon Ward [8] Colorado Mammoth 1Mike Poulin, Georgia Swarm
Nick Rose, Toronto Rock
2016 Evan Kirk [9] New England Black Wolves 1Nick Rose, Toronto Rock
Dillon Ward, Colorado Mammoth
2015 Matt Vinc [10] Rochester Knighthawks 5 Aaron Bold, Edmonton Rush
Brandon Miller, Toronto Rock
2014 Matt Vinc [11] Rochester Knighthawks 4Aaron Bold, Edmonton Rush
Anthony Cosmo, Buffalo Bandits
2013 Matt Vinc [12] Rochester Knighthawks3 
2012 Mike Poulin [13] Calgary Roughnecks 1 
2011 Matt Vinc [14] Rochester Knighthawks2 
2010 Matt Vinc [15] Orlando Titans 1 
2009 Ken Montour [16] Buffalo Bandits 1 
2008 Bob Watson [17] Toronto Rock 2 
2007 Anthony Cosmo San Jose Stealth 1 
2006 Steve Dietrich Buffalo Bandits2 
2005 Steve DietrichBuffalo Bandits1 
2004 Gord Nash Colorado Mammoth 1 
2003 Pat O'Toole Rochester Knighthawks1 
2002 Rob Blasdell Albany Attack 1 
2001 Bob WatsonToronto Rock1 

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