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Sean Murray, Former Goaltending Coach and PFGS Founder, Passes Away

We regret to announce the passing of Sean Murray, the former goaltending coach and founder of PFGS (ProFormance Goalie Schools). Sean Murray, a well-known figure in the hockey community from Anmore, British Columbia, tragically passed away on Saturday, November 11, 2023.

While Sean’s passing was sudden, official details about the cause of his death have not been disclosed. He leaves behind a profound impact on the world of goaltender training, and his absence will be deeply felt by many. Our thoughts and condolences go out to all those who have been touched by his coaching and friendship.

Sean’s journey in goaltender training dates back to 1995 when he began as a master instructor under the guidance of the legendary Vladislav Tretiak. Alongside his business partners, Sean co-founded PFGS with the aim of shifting the focus away from East Coast goaltenders. They introduced innovative concepts like season training and association goalie training, which have since become industry standards, showcasing Sean’s commitment to advancing the field.

A dedicated lifelong learner, Sean’s passion for goaltender training led him to constantly seek out the latest techniques for both on- and off-ice training. Staying at the forefront of this ever-evolving industry was a priority for him, ensuring that his goaltenders were well-versed in the most current tactics.

Throughout his illustrious career, Sean had stints with NHL teams, made the transition from junior B to skill development, and dedicated considerable time to the WHL and BCHL. One of his notable achievements was winning the Memorial Cup with the Vancouver Giants in 2007.

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Sean Murray’s contributions to the world of goaltending and his impact on countless athletes will be remembered and cherished. His legacy lives on in the skills and knowledge he imparted to those he coached.

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