Dr. Hans Mueh
Director of Athletics
Dr. Hans Mueh - Director of Athletics
Brad DeAustin - Vice Athletic Director
Brad DeAustin - Vice Athletic Director
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Athletics provides cadets realistic leadership experience in a mentally and physically challenging environment through physical education, fitness training and testing, intramural and intercollegiate athletic competition. We also promote the Air Force Academy to the nation through athletics.
Hockey's Lamoureux Earns Conference Honor
Air Force sophomore Jacques Lamoureux was named the Atlantic Hockey Association Player of the Week (Dec. 27- Jan. 2). for his performance in four games. The award is his third of the season. The center from Grand Forks, N.D., had six points, including five goals, in four games last week. Lamoureux scored three power play goals and leads the nation with 11 PPG. He scored the game-winner against UConn, Jan. 3, with three minutes remaining in the Falcons' 4-3 victory in Storrs, Conn. The game-winner was his fifth of the season which leads the nation. He scored two goals in that game and then added two more in the 3-2 loss at Yale, Jan. 4. He is second in the nation with 17 goals and ranks third with 30 points. Air Force, ranked 14th in the nation with a 15-4-1 overall record, is off until Jan. 16-17 when the Falcons, first in the AHA with a 12-1-1 mark, host Canisius in a two-game league series at 7:05 p.m. each night at Cadet Ice Arena. 7 January 2009
Water Polo's Brewer Selected As Group Commander
Senior Joey Brewer, a member of the Air Force water polo team, has been selected to serve as the Cadet Group Four Commander for the Spring 2009 semester. Brewer will be one of just six cadets in the Wing to hold the rank of Cadet Colonel. To earn the honor, Brewer competed against the top 16 cadets from the Class of 2009, as selected by the group AOC's (Air Officer Comanding). The Cadet Wing consists of 40 squadrons which are divided into four groups. As Cadet Group Four Commander, Brewer will be in charge of and oversee all Academy activities associated with squadrons 31-40 and will report to and advise the Group AOC and the Cadet Wing Commander. He will also be tasked with providing the group with a vision and goals directed toward the end state of supporting the USAFA mission. 'I'm excited about the opportunity to lead Fourth Group in the Spring of 09, and I look forward to the challenges that lie ahead,' said Brewer. 'Go Fourth and Conquer!' - continued - 9 December 2008
Air Force sophomore Jacques Lamoureux was named the Atlantic Hockey Association Player of the Week (Dec. 27- Jan. 2). for his performance in four games. The award is his third of the season. The center from Grand Forks, N.D., had six points, including five goals, in four games last week. Lamoureux scored three power play goals and leads the nation with 11 PPG. He scored the game-winner against UConn, Jan. 3, with three minutes remaining in the Falcons' 4-3 victory in Storrs, Conn. The game-winner was his fifth of the season which leads the nation. He scored two goals in that game and then added two more in the 3-2 loss at Yale, Jan. 4. He is second in the nation with 17 goals and ranks third with 30 points. Air Force, ranked 14th in the nation with a 15-4-1 overall record, is off until Jan. 16-17 when the Falcons, first in the AHA with a 12-1-1 mark, host Canisius in a two-game league series at 7:05 p.m. each night at Cadet Ice Arena. 7 January 2009
Water Polo's Brewer Selected As Group Commander
Senior Joey Brewer, a member of the Air Force water polo team, has been selected to serve as the Cadet Group Four Commander for the Spring 2009 semester. Brewer will be one of just six cadets in the Wing to hold the rank of Cadet Colonel. To earn the honor, Brewer competed against the top 16 cadets from the Class of 2009, as selected by the group AOC's (Air Officer Comanding). The Cadet Wing consists of 40 squadrons which are divided into four groups. As Cadet Group Four Commander, Brewer will be in charge of and oversee all Academy activities associated with squadrons 31-40 and will report to and advise the Group AOC and the Cadet Wing Commander. He will also be tasked with providing the group with a vision and goals directed toward the end state of supporting the USAFA mission. 'I'm excited about the opportunity to lead Fourth Group in the Spring of 09, and I look forward to the challenges that lie ahead,' said Brewer. 'Go Fourth and Conquer!' - continued - 9 December 2008
Air Force Sweeps American International
Air Force scored two power-play goals in the second period and held off American International College for a 3-1 win in an Atlantic Hockey Association game Saturday at the Olympic Ice Center in Springfield, Mass. Air Force earned its second road sweep of the season and improved to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the AHA. - continued - 3 November 2008
AFA Blanks Bemidji State, 6-0:
Mike Phillipich and Greg Flynn each scored two goals and goaltender Andrew Volkening stopped all 15 shots to lead Air Force to a 6-0 win over Bemidji State in a non-conference college hockey game Saturday at the Cadet Ice Arena. - continued - 29 October 2008
Air Force scored two power-play goals in the second period and held off American International College for a 3-1 win in an Atlantic Hockey Association game Saturday at the Olympic Ice Center in Springfield, Mass. Air Force earned its second road sweep of the season and improved to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the AHA. - continued - 3 November 2008
AFA Blanks Bemidji State, 6-0:
Mike Phillipich and Greg Flynn each scored two goals and goaltender Andrew Volkening stopped all 15 shots to lead Air Force to a 6-0 win over Bemidji State in a non-conference college hockey game Saturday at the Cadet Ice Arena. - continued - 29 October 2008
A World Class Facility:
Begun in the fall of 2001, a new athletic complex recently opened at the United States Air Force Academy. This new facility, which is 161,000 square feet, includes a weight room, sports medicine facility, locker room, team meeting rooms, academic study lounge, equipment issue and storage area, athletic administration, athletic hall of fame and football coaches' offices. Outstanding strength and conditioning facilities are a requirement at the Academy, where we play at the Division I level in all sports despite the fact that most of our athletes would be considered deficient in some area (size, speed, athleticism) by normal DI standards. 28 October 2004
Begun in the fall of 2001, a new athletic complex recently opened at the United States Air Force Academy. This new facility, which is 161,000 square feet, includes a weight room, sports medicine facility, locker room, team meeting rooms, academic study lounge, equipment issue and storage area, athletic administration, athletic hall of fame and football coaches' offices. Outstanding strength and conditioning facilities are a requirement at the Academy, where we play at the Division I level in all sports despite the fact that most of our athletes would be considered deficient in some area (size, speed, athleticism) by normal DI standards. 28 October 2004
