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…
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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…
The Seventh Period breaks down the first half of Air Force’s hockey season. First Period Admit it, you were, if not scared, at least a bit leery after Air Force started the season 0-7. Had successive massive graduating classes caught…
The best offense is … a good defense? It was for Air Force on Friday night as the Falcons drummed Holy Cross, 7-2, in an Atlantic Hockey Conference game at Cadet Arena. Four defensemen scored goals, two during a five-goal…
Before this season sophomore Alex Schilling had played exactly zero minutes in net for Air Force. The Minnesota native sat patiently behind senior all-conference goaltender Billy Christopoulos and then-sophomore Zach LaRocque, and he told The Flight Path recently it might…
The power play giveth, and the power play taketh. For Air Force on Saturday night at Niagara, it was the former. Carter Ekberg‘s first career goal lifted the Falcons into a 1-1 Atlantic Hockey Conference tie at Niagara Falls, N.Y….
Air Force showed plenty of resolve in rallying late to tie the score, but Niagara scored in the final minute of overtime to pull out a 4-3 Atlantic Hockey Conference victory on Friday night at Niagara Falls, N.Y. Marshall Bowery…
Freshman Willie Reim scored with 3:25 to play in regulation to lift Air Force into a 1-1 tie with Atlantic Hockey leader Robert Morris at Pittsburgh. The Falcons (4-7-1, 4-3-1-1 AHC) gained a second conference point when junior Max Harper…
Alex Schilling made 19 saves for his first NCAA shutout, lifting Air Force to its fourth consecutive victory, 2-0, over Atlantic Hockey leader Robert Morris at Pittsburgh. Schilling had to make five saves and his teammates blocked four shots in…
What, me worry? Not the goaltender his coach recently described as “one cool, calm cat.” The one Air Force teammates say effectively mixes aggressiveness with a laid-back demeanor. Meet sophomore Alex Schilling, who has won his first three NCAA starts…
