Air Force hockey coach Frank Serratore often has referenced the resiliency of his 2019-20 team in the face of adversity on and off the ice. So it should come as no surprise that the Falcons six seniors are the group…
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Over the past couple of weeks AFAFlightPath.com has unveiled its third annual Air Force hockey player survey in seven parts. Today, we break down the results in the eighth and final part. If there is one thing that stands out…
These Falcons will not be outworked. Repeat, not outworked! Which Air Force hockey players unleash the beast on a regular basis in practice, games and in their off-ice training? Who leads by example, and who has won the draw against…
AFAFlightPath.com’s third annual Air Force hockey player survey moves on to part 2 – strength, checking and toughness. Players were polled anonymously in early December. The survey included 25 questions that covered a range of skills. Part 1 examined skating…
We know what we see, but what do they see? After all, Air Force’s hockey players know each other better than anyone. With that, we present AFAFlightPath.com’s third annual player survey. Players were polled anonymously in early December, and 22…
Who is poised to take a step forward for Air Force’s hockey team during the 2019-20 season? Given the amount and quality of players who have graduated in the past two seasons (15), the answer to that question could include…
It turns out your average Joe on Air Force’s 2019-20 hockey roster is … Joe, senior Joe Tyran. At a listed 6-foot, 180 pounds, the forward is a close match for the average height (5-11 7/8) and weight (184) in…
The numbers aren’t pretty – collectively no goals for the past 14 games. And two of the three members had no goals all season. Yet there was Air Force’s fourth line scoring the decisive goal off the stick of junior…
This past week we wrapped up our seven-part Air Force hockey player survey. The survey included 25 questions, broken down into various categories. Players were given multiple choices of teammates for each question and promised anonymity for their answers. Just…
It was the sort of game fans love but coaches hate. Lots of goals on chances galore with a fair number of penalties mixed in. Air Force settled down more in the third period and pulled away for a 6-3…
