the previous two years and he responded brilliantly, leading the team to a 16–2 record and was named as an AHCA East All-American Clarkson made their second consecutive tournament but in the semifinal their lack of offense caught up to them and they were easily dispatched by Denver. The team finished in third place after another win over Harvard with MacDonald making another All-Tournament team. MacDonald finished his college career with a 48–6 record for a .889 winning percentage, one of the best marks in history and a record for NCAA play. The record would stand for over a decade before being surpassed by Ken Dryden in 1969. After graduating with a degree in civil engineering, MacDonald continued his playing career and appeared in goal for the Wembley Lions in 1960. He played for the team during the final year of the British National League and when it was over MacDonald's playing career came to a close. He was inducted into the Clarkson Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005. Awards and honors References External links 1935 births Living people Canadian ice hockey goaltenders Clarkson Golden Knights men's ice hockey players Wembley Lions players Ice hockey people from Ottawa AHCA Division I men's ice hockey All-Americans