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Penalty-killers thrill Falcons
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Superb special teams and goalie Andrew Volkening keyed Air Force’s 3-0 victory against Bentley and gave the Falcons sole possession of first place in the Atlantic Hockey Association. Saturday’s win at Cadet Ice Arena salvaged the... Full story
Air Force tie 'feels' like conference loss
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Air Force’s comeback fell short of victory Friday as the Falcons settled for a 3-3 tie with Bentley at Cadet Ice Arena. The Falcons trailed 3-1 midway through the second period before rallying. A 5-minute overtime failed to produce a goal,... Full story
Air Force sophomore defenseman Tim Kirby (25) blocked a shot from RIT forward Bryan Potts as goalie Andrew Volkening minded the nets Oct. 23. Kirby and junior Brad Sellers make up the Falcons' No. 1 defensive corps.
AFA hockey: Young defensive corps still learning
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A 3-1 start in Atlantic Hockey Association play aside, growing pains for the inexperienced Air Force defensive corps remain evident as they enter a home series against Bentley (2-3, 2-1) this weekend. The learning curve for a group with only three... Full story
AFA hockey: Three things to watch vs. Bentley
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Three things to watch as Air Force hosts Bentley this weekend in hockey: 1. WHO DRAWS FIRST BLOOD?Scoring first is big in any sport, but with senior goalie Andrew Volkening playing well of late, a 1-0 lead would be huge. “Good goalies thrive... Full story
Canisius hands Air Force hockey first conference loss
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Vincent Scarsella scored the game’s first and last goals and assisted on his team’s one in the middle Saturday as Canisius overcame Air Force 3-1 in an Atlantic Hockey Association game in Buffalo, N.Y. Jacques Lamoureux’s second... Full story
Air Force forward Kyle De Laurell battled an RIT defenseman during the Falcons' win Oct. 23.
Freshman line giving Falcons boost
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Air Force coach Frank Serratore knew he had stumbled across something special last weekend and he wasn’t about to waste it. “Every time they’d come off the ice, I told them to be ready to go back on,” he said of the freshman... Full story
Air Force hockey wins in final second of overtime
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Disappointment changed to ecstasy in a split second for Air Force on Saturday. The Falcons were seemingly going to settle for a tie with Rochester Institute of Technology when Matt Fairchild came to the rescue. The senior left wing knocked in a... Full story
Air Force's Tim Kirby (25) celebrated a game-winning goal Friday night.
Kirby cleans up for Air Force's first victory
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Tim Kirby made the play of the young season for previously winless Air Force, an emotional goal that could turn the Falcons’ year around. With less than 2 minutes left in a tie game with Rochester Institute of Technology, Kirby bulled his way... Full story
The Air Force team has struggled this year with eight freshmen on the team unlike last years team pictured here against Sacred Heart.
Air Force hockey team struggling to find a groove
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The added mix of eight freshmen and several unproven players hasn’t jelled into the hockey team Air Force fans have come to expect in recent years. The first major step to start turning that around comes this weekend with the 0-4... Full story
Colorado College hopes to keep the World Arena seats full this season.
Economy hasn't hurt area college hockey teams as much as expected
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The tough economy hasn’t slowed college hockey ticket sales as much as expected, thanks in part to lower prices. Efforts by Air Force and Colorado College to fill seats now make promoters hopeful that it could pay dividends in the future.... Full story
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