No. 18 Air Force found a way to win a tight game on the road Friday with one center tied behind its back. The Falcons (5-1-1) opened Atlantic Hockey Conference play with a 3-1 victory over Canisius, which edged them…
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A rough start gave way to an excellent finish, and as a result Air Force left Bemidji, Minn., feeling good about its split with the Beavers. The Falcons, who rose to No. 17 in the uscho.com rankings (up from 19),…
Consider it a lesson well learned. One night after nearly blowing a three-goal, third-period lead, Air Force responded by hanging tough with a big, aggressive and determined Arizona State team and emerged with a second consecutive one-goal victory. That means…
When Air Force is on its game, pressure is a key component, and that was the case for two periods Friday night in the home opener of the Falcons’ 50th season of NCAA hockey. The third period was another story,…
Suppose your hockey team returned from a road series a long way away having been outshot both games, having taken 14 penalties, scoring a total of four goals, sustaining multiple injuries and giving a new starting goalie back-to-back starts. How…
The late show turned into the really late show. In a non-conference game that took nearly three hours and didn’t start until after 9 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time, No. 17 Air Force tied Alaska, 1-1, for NCAA purposes. The Nanooks…
