American International College

Kristine MacLean was a four-time Northeast-10 all-conference and NFCA all-region selection, earned all-America honors as a senior, and finished her career among AIC’s career leaders in most offensive categories. She is the career record holder in both runs scored (197) and stolen bases (93), ranks second all-time in total bases (375), hits (250), and doubles (50), is third in home runs (19), and stands fourth in batting average (.366) and RBI (107). MacLean’s 56 runs scored in 1998 are the most scored in a single-season in program history, while her 29 stolen bases in 1995 place her second on the single-season list. Her 70 hits and 18 doubles in 1998 are both the third-most in a single-season at AIC.

MacLean also starred in goal on the soccer pitch for the Yellow Jackets, earning Northeast-10 all-conference and CoSIDA all-region honors. Her 463 career saves are the second-most all-time at AIC, while her 11 career shutouts rank her fourth all-time. Her 242 saves in 1996 are the third-most in a single season at AIC.