Where to Find Air Force Falcons Schedules, Results, and Team News on goairforcefalcons.com

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goairforcefalcons.com is the official athletics website of the United States Air Force Academy, and it puts schedules, results, and team news on the homepage. Upcoming events and final scores sit in the Calendar section, the latest headlines appear under Top Stories, and sport-specific pages are reached through the site's navigation and Quick Links. Use the homepage for a quick scan of what's happening now; use the individual sport pages when you need a full season schedule or a specific team's coverage.

Finding upcoming games and final results

The homepage Calendar lists events with date, time (Mountain Time), sport, opponent, and location. It mixes upcoming contests with completed ones, so you can read both in one place.

What you see Example from the site What it tells you
Upcoming event Rifle — Sun. Oct 18, 9:15 am MT vs University of Mississippi Sport, date, start time, opponent, home/away
Upcoming event Women's Soccer — Sun. Oct 18, 7 p.m. MT at University of Nevada "at" marks a road game
Final result Football — Final, W 41–31 vs UNLV Outcome and score
Final result Men's Ice Hockey — Final, L 4–7 vs Lindenwood Loss with score

A Composite Calendar link sits with the calendar block for a fuller view of events across sports. Results also surface in the news feed — for example, the headline "Air Force produces 430 rushing yards in 41-31 win over UNLV" repeats the football score with context.

To check a specific team's next game or last result:

  1. Open the homepage and scan the Calendar for the sport name.
  2. Note the date, time, and whether the opponent is preceded by "vs" (home) or "at" (away).
  3. If the sport isn't listed, open the Composite Calendar or go to that sport's page through the site navigation.

Reading team news in Top Stories

Top Stories is the homepage's news block. Headlines cover game recaps, tournament results, and season openers, such as:

  • "Air Force produces 430 rushing yards in 41-31 win over UNLV"
  • "Falcons Post 7-3 Record at Bearcat Brawl"
  • "Fifth-ranked Ole Miss defeats Air Force in rifle season opener"

Each story links to a full article. A Falcon Videos section below carries related clips, including postgame interviews — for instance, "Troy Calhoun and Players POST UNLV." A Featured Athlete profile highlights individual performances, such as women's soccer player Annika Jost after a two-win conference week.

Using Quick Links and sport pages

Quick Links on the homepage gathers the site's most-used destinations: Premium Seating, Tickets, Donate, News, Entry Policies, Academy Virtual Tour, and Sports Camps Registration. For schedules and news, News and the sport-specific pages are the relevant entries; Tickets is where you'd go to attend a game.

Sport pages are the place for a complete season schedule, roster, and dedicated news for one team. The homepage calendar shows only a window of events, so a full football or soccer schedule is best confirmed on that sport's page.

Common snags

  • Times are Mountain Time. The calendar labels entries "MT," so convert if you're in another zone.
  • The calendar is a snapshot. It shows a limited set of events; use the Composite Calendar or the sport page for the full season.
  • "vs" and "at" matter. They distinguish home from away games, which affects venue and ticket links.
  • Some links open in a new window. The site marks these with "Opens in new window," so check for a new tab if a click seems to do nothing.

For a quick answer to "what's on and how did they do," the homepage Calendar and Top Stories cover it. For a full schedule or sustained coverage of one team, go to that sport's page.