AIR FORCE
• Head coach Frank Serratore earned his 543rd career victory on Nov. 7 vs. Army, passing legendary Army coach Jack Riley on the career coaching wins list for all games. Serratore ranks 24th in career coaching wins in all games and 14th in all-time Division I coaching wins.
• Senior goaltender Dominik Wasik (Superior, Colo.) earned his fifth career shutout by stopping all 25 he faced in the 2-0 win over Army on Saturday. His 287 saves this season are the third most in the nation.

ARMY WEST POINT
• Freshman Noah Mertz (Coventry, R.I.) has all five of his points on the Black Knights’ league-leading power play.
• Army has killed off 11 straight shorthanded situations over its last six games. The Black Knights have only allowed seven goals in that time overall, one of them into an empty net.

BENTLEY
• Freshman Saxton Tess (Dallas, Texas) scored his first career goal in overtime, his second point of the game, in Bentley’s 4-3 win over RIT Friday.
• Bentley has averaged 4.2 goals in its five victories and scored just one combined in its five losses.

CANISIUS
• After this weekend’s single game against RIT, Canisius will face Niagara three times in a five-day span Nov. 20-24.
• Seven different players have scored the Golden Griffins’ last seven goals.

HOLY CROSS
• Although he was held to one assist last weekend, Owen Kim (North Vancouver, B.C.) still leads all AHA skaters in scoring by three points with 13 (6G-7A). He is the only conference player with at least 4 GP averaging more than a point per game.
• The Crusaders are outscoring opponents 11-5 in the second period.

NIAGARA
• Niagara leads the AHA in team faceoff percentage (51.7%), the only team north of 50% overall. Marshall Finnie (Lethbridge, Alta.) leads the conference with 125 faceoff wins.

RIT
• Matthew Wilde’s (Mississauga, Ont.) hat trick against Bentley was the first in the conference this season and the first of his career. He added two goals Saturday to move into a tie with Holy Cross’s Kim for the AHA lead with six goals this season.
• Wilde has 73 points (43G-30A) in three seasons at RIT and 77 points (44G-33A) in his collegiate career, including last season at UMass.

ROBERT MORRIS
• The Colonials swept Long Island despite being outshot 81-45 in the two-game series. Charlie Schenkel (Toronto, Ont.) surpassed 1,000 career saves on Friday night and recorded his second career shutout on Saturday.
• #1/1 Wisconsin’s 7-0-1 start has included only one one-goal game beyond its shootout win at Minnesota: its 1-0 home win vs. Robert Morris on Oct. 3.

SACRED HEART
• Junior goaltender Jack Spicer (Rockville, Md.), who hadn’t made a start in his first two-plus years at Sacred Heart, has won three games in a row with a 2.00 goals-against average and a .944 save percentage in that time.
• Sophomore Gavin Bryant (Ingersoll, Ont.) had his third career three-point game Saturday vs. Canisius. He has three multiple-point games in 10 outings this season.