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Less change is more for upcoming Air Force coach Joe Doyle (opens the original)
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Air Force hockey associate head coach Joe Doyle predates departing Air Force hockey coach Frank Serratore as part of the staff, but he’ll be the one to succeed Serratore starting next year. On Tuesday, Serratore announced that this upcoming 30th season as the Falcons coach would be his last and that Doyle would take over the program for the 2027-2028 season. Serratore has led the Falcons since 1997, but Doyle played for the Falcons from 1985-1989 and served as an assistant coach from 1994-1998,
Switchbacks hold even with Detroit, draw for second straight game (opens the original)
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On Saturday night in Michigan, defensive juggernaut Detroit City FC met its equal in the Switchbacks. Neither Colorado Springs nor Detroit scored on Saturday as both clubs took a point and the Switchbacks extended their unbeaten streak to five games. Colorado Springs remained in fourth place in the USL Championship’s Western Conference standings immediately following the match, but several matches were still in progress. Detroit entered Saturday’s contest with just 19 goals allowed this season,
Switchbacks to see playoff-esque challenge at Detroit City (opens the original)
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The Switchbacks could get something of a playoff preview this weekend. The club travels to Detroit City FC on Saturday for a 5 p.m. match. Detroit (11-6-7) sits third in the USL Championship’s Eastern Conference and is one of the best teams when playing at home. Le Rouge, as the club is nicknamed, has fallen just once at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck, Mich., this season. Through 12 regular-season contests at home, Detroit has allowed just five goals. It’s a challenge for Colorado Springs (11-9-5
Special group of Palmer Terrors band together for eighth win of season (opens the original)
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Everything was special for Palmer volleyball on Thursday. A special Terrors team earned its eighth win of what is shaping up to be a special season. Palmer closed out visiting Sand Creek in straight sets at home on Thursday, taking the three sets 25-15, 25-21, 25-22. The Scorpions entered the match having won their previous five and looked the part in the third set after dropping the first two. Sand Creek seemed poised to extend the match, up 17-13. Palmer senior Ana Coria became the team’s hero
Switchbacks raise $1 million for Weidner Field infrastructure as stadium attracts larger events (opens the original)
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Weidner Field will receive a technological “glow-up” as the venue prepares to host a United Football League team starting in the spring. Per Colorado Springs Switchbacks club president Brad Estes, the club raised $1 million in public and private funds to bolster the stadium’s broadcasting capabilities, making Weidner Field more friendly to national outlets like ABC, which will air the UFL team’s first home game on April 11. “We committed $1 million in infrastructure improvements because we have
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