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Falcons skate to 2-2 tie against UConn
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STORRS, CONN. • A tie on the road is not supposed to be a bad result. But on Friday night, Air Force probably deserved better. The Falcons piled up shots, 51 of them in fact. But only two got past Connecticut goalie Jeff Larson in a 2-2 tie... Full story
Matt Fairchild
Fairchild does it all for Air Force hockey
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Senior assistant captain Matt Fairchild is the Falcons’ best all-around player. “He’s the best package I’ve coached at Air Force,” hockey coach Frank Serratore said. “He’s the only player on our team that... Full story
Air Force hockey at UConn: Three things to watch
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Here are three things that Atlantic Hockey Association-leading Air Force (5-5-2, 5-1-2) needs to do to be successful in its road series Friday and Saturday at UConn (2-7-1, 2-4-1). 1. Keep it up on defense The Falcons have improved on defense and... Full story
Air Force settles for tie with Holy Cross
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WORCESTER, MASS. • Air Force hoped for better, but the Falcons played Saturday like they were content to leave town with a tie and a 3-for-4 point weekend. And that’s exactly what happened Saturday night. The Falcons (5-5-2, 5-1-2... Full story
Volkening saves 29 shots, Air Force
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WORCESTER, MASS • Penalties could have put Air Force in an early hole Friday night. But Andrew Volkening saved the Falcons. Holy Cross had a 6-on-4 advantage for the final 83 seconds. But Andrew Volkening saved the Falcons. Do you detect a... Full story
Air Force has the sixth-best power play at 27.1 percent in Division I. The Falcons are tied for eighth at 89.1 percent on the penalty kill.
AFA hockey looks to overpower Holy Cross
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If there’s one constant Air Force hockey coach Frank Serratore can rely on during this weekend’s road series at Holy Cross, as he has all season, it’s the special teams. The Atlantic Hockey Association-leading Falcons (4-5-1,... Full story
Air Force hockey: Three things to watch
Air Force at Holy Cross
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Three things Air Force needs to do to succeed during this weekend’s Atlantic Hockey Association road series at third-place Holy Cross (3-4-1, 3-2-1): 1 DUPLICATE THE EFFORT SHOWN IN SATURDAY’S 3-0 HOME WIN OVER BENTLEY AND BUILD OFF OF... Full story
Frank Serratore
Serratore given another 5-year contract
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The Air Force Academy and coach Frank Serratore agreed on a new five-year contract that runs through the 2013-14 season, it was announced Monday. The deal replaces the 5-year deal signed last season. Further details were not disclosed.... Full story
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
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