Frank Serratore, legendary Air Force hockey coach, has announced the 2026-27 season will be his last ✈️ The 69-year-old Minnesota native will finish out his 30th season at the helm of Air Force hockey before turning the reins over to Joe Doyle, a longtime assistant coach with the program Known as one of the great talkers and entertainers of the college coaching fraternity, Serratore’s quote in his statement announcing his retirement did not disappoint: "Most professional coaches are nomadic contractors endlessly wandering the hockey highway from job to job, I was on this track until I came to Colorado Springs. I am deeply indebted to the Air Force Academy, this job has provided me with a home, an identity, and a legacy. After 29 years at the helm, my name is synonymous with Air Force hockey, it defines me, it's who and what I am, and I'm enormously proud of this. "I've been doing this for a very long time, 34 years at the collegiate level alone. I've asked various coaches over the ...