K-Zoo's MacLean commits to RIT

The Kalamazoo Jr. K-Wings announced Sunday that goaltender Ken MacLean has committed to play college hockey with NCAA Division I Rochester Institute of Technology.

MacLean, a Concord, Mass., native, appeared in 32 games during the regular season, posting a record of 20-9-2. His goals against average was 2.76, and he complimented that with a save percentage of .911. MacLean also had two shutouts during the season.

The 19-year-old will join an RIT team that finished their season with a record of 20-13-6, while compiling a record of 14-7-6 within Atlantic Hockey.

“Ken is very deserving of this opportunity," said Kalamazoo coach Marc Fakler. "He has worked very hard and has played a key role in our success as a first-year program. We wish him continued success at the college level.”

MacLean now joins Austin Hervey (Western Michigan) as the only other college commitment still on Kalamazoo’s active roster.

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