There have been many great goaltenders in both leagues of Burton Hockey. Some gain their notoriety by playing a lot; others gain it from amazing performances. Eventually, though, every goaltender is broken. Every goaltender, it seems, except Nathan Robson. No goaltender in history has consistently played so well while dealing with the volume of shots he faces both session-wise and career-wise. From the second he stepped on the McCormack rink in 2003, Nathan has been the preeminent goaltender in BUSH, forming a twin goaltending axis with him on the BUSH end and Bron Mach on the Vancouver end. Nathan's exploits have rewritten the Burton record book. He was the first goalie to make 200 saves in a session (and got .880 doing it!). No one else can claim a .930 session on their resume. Before Nathan, games were always around 20 minutes long. Now, the average game is about one-third longer, and that is a direct result of the goaltending revolution he ushered in. His desire to win is unmatched; performances other goaltenders would kill to have are nothing more than average days or dissapointments to Nathan. And six seasons in, he's only getting better. Nathan's stout-yet-fit frame makes the Burton nets impenetrable, and his cat-like reflexes and amazing dexterity ensure that even the most surefire scoring opportunities are stonewalled. Almost no one pulls off the acrobatics Nathan does. He is a fierce pokechecker in net, and is always willing to battle opponents; his trademark move is stepping harshly on the ball to prevent opposing players from swiping it away, often to the point of deforming the ball. 2009 saw Nathan come out of the net on a regular basis to play on skates; having done everything there is to do in net, he's eager for a new challenge. True to form, Nathan is a grinding defenceman more dedicated to stopping opposing forwards than any individual glory. Sacrificing himself on every play, his lower body is typically covered in blood after every session from all of the falls and scrapes incurred from his efforts. He certainly shows the potential to develop into a solid defenceman. To top it off, his good humour and amiable demeanor make him a valued member of the Burton team. He's even gotten into organising, helping lead the push for autumn hockey at McCormack. He's the backbone of the BUSH goal goaltending corps, its most durable backstopper, and one of its most sportsmanlike figures. Awards: Goaltending Champion - 2003; Most Outstanding Goaltender - 2003, 2003, 2006; Rookie of the Year - 2003; Most Sportsmanlike Player - 2003; 1st All-Star - 2003g, 2004g, 2006g; Most Dedicated Team - 2006.

Year	GP	GS	G	A	PTS	GPG	APG	PPG	SPG	SOG	SPCT
2003	30	0	0	8	8	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0.00
2004	96	24	4	35	39	0.17	0.33	0.50	1.50	36	11.11
2005	7	0	0	0	0	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0.00
2006	82	5	3	23	26	0.60	1.00	1.60	5.80	29	10.34
2007	6	0	0	0	0	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0	0.00
2009	102	63	46	72	118	0.73	0.90	1.63	4.41	278	16.55
2010	176	154	138	221	359	0.90	1.38	2.28	4.32	665	20.75
Totals	499	246	191	359	550	0.78	1.15	1.93	4.10	1008	18.95

Year	GG	SA	SV	GA	SVPG	SPCT	SO	G	A	S
2003	30	672	554	118	18.47	0.824	1	0	8	0
2004	72	1352	1089	263	15.13	0.805	3	0	27	0
2005	7	130	106	24	15.14	0.815	1	0	0	0
2006	77	1461	1195	266	15.52	0.818	7	0	18	1
2007	6	66	52	14	8.67	0.788	0	0	0	0
2009	39	874	727	147	18.64	0.832	1	0	15	3
2010	22	410	332	78	15.09	0.810	1	0	8	0
Totals	253	4965	4055	910	16.03	0.817	14	0	76	4

Year	Total	1st (15)	2nd (10)	3rd (5)
2009	20	0	10	10
2010	90	15	60	15
Totals	110	15	70	25