Wisconsin Badgers’ Kyle McClellan Triumphs as Top College Hockey Goalie
Wisconsin Badgers' senior goaltender Kyle McClellan received the Mike Richter Award as the nation's top goaltender, despite not competing in the Frozen Four. He led the country in save percentage (.931) and shutouts (7), and ranked second in goals against average (1.938) while securing a 24-12-1 record for the Badgers.
By the Numbers- McClellan's save percentage: .931
- Shutouts: 7
- Goals against average: 1.938
There were some controversies regarding the selection, with fans in New England arguing that Jacob Fowler from Boston College deserved the award.
State of Play- Kyle McClellan won the Mike Richter Award as the top goaltender in college hockey.
- He was named a second-team West All-American by the American Hockey Coaches Association.
Kyle McClellan will begin his professional career with the AHL's Iowa Wild.
Bottom LineKyle McClellan's outstanding performance as Wisconsin's goaltender earned him the prestigious Mike Richter Award, solidifying his position as a top talent in college hockey and propelling him into his professional career.
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