netminder
- noun
- /ˈnɛtˌmaɪndər/
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- This is shaping up to be a big, big year for the junior netminder, and if the Lowell offense gets on track in the very near future, there's no telling how far this team goes.
Examples
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We have two great young netminders that will serve us well.
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It's been about a week since the Chiefs traded 19-year-old goalie Mac Engel to Prince George for a fourth-round pick in the Bantam draft, but it will only be one more day until the netminder returns to Spokane.
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Jimmy Hayes brought the puck into the zone and was able to get a good shot off, but Wolves netminder Eddie Lack was able to make the save.
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The normally potent Sooners attack saw shot after shot engulfed by the glove of the Arizona State netminder.
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Fourth-line center Tom Serratore was the hero for the Gophers after using a Badger screen to wrist a shot past Wisconsin netminder Joel Rumpel.
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It deflected off a stanchion that supports the glass into the slot where Ryan Spooner drilled it past the rookie netminder at 12:03 of the second period.
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Wadsworth backup goalie Hannah Centea stopped both shots to notch a shutout in relief of injured netminder Paige Joy, who is expected to return next week.
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The young netminder made an incredible save to keep the score level during the match.
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After the injury, the coach decided to start the backup netminder in the next game.
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The skilled netminder is known for his quick reflexes and ability to read the game.
Synonyms
A player in sports like soccer or hockey who guards the goal and stops the other team from scoring
A player in sports like soccer who stops the other team from scoring by guarding the goal
A player who guards the goal to stop the other team from scoring
A player who guards the goal and tries to stop the other team from scoring
A goalkeeper who is very good at saving shots on goal
How Good
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
The word netminder combines net and minder. Net means the goal's net and minder comes from 'mind', meaning 'to look after', so a netminder is the player who looks after or guards the net.