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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Senior Pierce Pluemer‘s first goal of the season lifted Air Force into a 1-1 Atlantic Hockey Conference tie with Mercyhurst on Friday at Cadet Ic Arena. Fellow senior Trevor Stone gave the Falcons (8-17-6, 8-11-6-5 AHC) the extra point in…
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…
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…
For the third time in four Atlantic Hockey postseason games, Niagara went to overtime. For the second time in a Game 1 during that span it came out with a victory, this time over Air Force, 3-2, in an Atlantic…
Air Force coach Frank Serratore and his brother Tom, Bemidji State’s coach, have combined for 729 NCAA Division I victories. No. 730 will have to wait. The Falcons and the Beavers skated to a 3-3 tie on Saturday night at…
We wrap up our second annual Air Force hockey player survey by taking a look at hard work, resilience and leadership. I hope you’ve enjoyed this seven-part series that picks the Falcons’ brains to help shed light on which teammates they view…
Part 2 of the Flight Path’s exclusive Air Force hockey player survey, which returns for a second year, tackles strength, checking and toughness. This season, 18 of the 28 players on the roster responded, or 64 percent. That leaves some room…
