CALGARY, AB – The Calgary Flames announced today that they have named Jordan Sigalet as the Goaltending Coach.

Sigalet spent the past three seasons serving as the goaltending coach with the Flames AHL affiliate in Abbotsford after two years as the goaltending coach in Everett (WHL).

Jordan was originally drafted from Victoria (BCHL) by the Boston Bruins in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft before going on to play three years at Bowling Green University (CCHA) where he was a CCHA All-Star in both 2003 and 2004 and won the Terry Flanagan Award for perseverance. He spent three seasons with the Providence Bruins, Boston’s AHL affiliate and was the recipient of the Fred Hunt Memorial Trophy before concluding his playing career in Vienna, Austria in 2009.

Jordan joins head coach Bob Hartley, associate coach Jacques Cloutier, assistant coach Martin Gelinas, skills coach Domenic Pittis and video coach Jamie Pringle to round out the Flames 2014-15 coaching staff.