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Brennan Kapcheck leads American International with 15 assists this season (photo: Omar Phillips).<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Last season was always going to be magic at American International.<\/p>\n

The Yellow Jackets, armed with their black and yellow-colored glass slipper, captured college hockey\u2019s hearts by winning the Atlantic Hockey regular-season and postseason tournament. The ball didn\u2019t even think of ending on the first night in Fargo, N.D., and it took a perennial powerhouse Denver team to finally strike the clock.<\/p>\n

So when this season started, AIC understood that 10 wicked stepsisters awaited it back in Atlantic Hockey. A league based on parity and steeped in chaos didn\u2019t expect the defending champs to turn its chariot back into a pumpkin, but it also didn\u2019t want the Jack Riley Trophy trying to force the slipper onto the bee\u2019s wings again.<\/p>\n

The Yellow Jackets needed to active defending their crown, and as February looms into the regular season\u2019s final month, that\u2019s exactly what they\u2019ve done. With 11 games remaining on its calendar, AIC is on pace to add another accomplishment to its amazing two-year run and become the league\u2019s most celebrated defensive unit.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think the culmination of (every facet of the game) is how you become a good defending team,\u201d head coach Eric Lang said. \u201cYou need a team that appreciates playing defensively and enjoys playing (one-goal) hockey games. The team has to embrace all five guys defending hard on every inch of the ice. It\u2019s why we always look for 200-foot players, so our forwards defend as hard as anybody.<\/p>\n

“The numbers just take care of themselves.”<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a performance on pace to challenge for Atlantic Hockey\u2019s scoring defense record. In the league\u2019s history since 2000, only nine other programs registered season-long conference GAAs under 2.00, three of which came during the celebrated defensive year of 2011-12. Only four of the nine went under 1.90, and the record is 1.82, set two different times. In 2007-08, Army broke a six-year record set by Mercyhurst with a 1.82 GAA, a number equaled by RIT\u2019s Frozen Four team two years later.<\/p>\n

AIC is on pace to shatter those numbers. It allowed two goals this past weekend in a sweep over Bentley to lower its season number to 1.71 in Atlantic Hockey games. The next closest team, Sacred Heart, is at 2.10, a number which would rank as the best average in four years.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s hardly a fluke because the Yellow Jackets are one of the best teams in the conference at adjusting to in-game conditions. Their eight goals allowed in the third period are three less than Air Force, 15 less than Robert Morris (which is second in goals allowed in the conference) and 13 less than Sacred Heart\u2019s aforementioned second-best, per-game rank. On the short chart, AIC is plus-31 in the third period, and both its scoring and shot advantage borderline equal its second period production.<\/p>\n

\u201cDepending on who we play, we might hold onto the puck to play possession more, and other nights might focus on getting pucks into the zone to get defensemen turned,\u201d Lang said. \u201cThere\u2019s some things that go into being a good defending team. We focus on giving teams bad ice, but it requires focus on controlling good ice. When we\u2019re doing that, goalies are seeing pucks for easy saves with clear sightlines.<\/p>\n

“We don\u2019t get consumed with the number of shots. We get consumed with the quality of chances.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s resulted in eye-popping numbers for the AIC goalies.<\/p>\n

Zackarias Skog posted a 1.55 GAA and a .935 save percentage in 13 league games before an injury sidelined him over the past couple of weeks. His understudy, Stefano Durante, who posted a .911 save percentage two years ago as the team\u2019s primary netminder, promptly filled the gap without an issue. In five AHA appearances this season, the junior has a 1.72 GAA and a .941 save percentage.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey couldn\u2019t be more opposite in their style,\u201d Lang said. \u201cStefano is an elite thinker in net, and Skog relies on ability. The result, in the net numbers, is the same. I think it\u2019s because we\u2019re predictable in how we defend. There\u2019s that old adage where if you have two goalies, you don\u2019t have one. We don\u2019t subscribe to that. We have two really good goalies that we can put in on any given night against any team in the country.\u201d<\/p>\n

The numbers are incredibly rare and difficult to achieve, and with the year far from over, breaking the record isn\u2019t a guarantee. Only one team went under 2.00 goals per game in the seven years since the defensive starlet year of 2012-13, and the last two years pushed the league low well over two goals. AIC still has to play at Robert Morris, with two games remaining against both Sacred Heart and Canisius, the latter of which is the league\u2019s hottest team.<\/p>\n

But it can rely on the fact that it\u2019s been to this mountain before. During last season\u2019s magical run, AIC went 12-1 when leading after one period, a number it escalated to 16-0 when leading after two. This year, the Yellow Jackets are 5-2 when leading after one and 9-1 after two periods, numbers it can credit to its ability to play together from the back end up to the front.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe embrace the fact that we\u2019re mature,\u201d Lang said. \u201cWe can embrace that we\u2019ve won big games. We won two overtime games and became comfortable in a 2-1 type of game. Being calm in those situations is something we lean on. The nice thing about older teams is their game management. Our success over the past couple of years is translating into hearing it on the bench, with the players calling out and talking to each other. It\u2019s their directive, and it\u2019s a credit to a team with wins in a lot of hockey games.\u201d<\/p>\n

Well, shoot<\/h4>\n

Atlantic Hockey instituted a new rule this year for handling ties.<\/p>\n

League games played the NCAA rule standard, with 60 minutes of hockey followed by five-on-five overtime hockey for a regulation tie. After the game ended, if the score still deadlocked, both teams earned a point before going to three-on-three overtime for five minutes. If the game didn\u2019t end, a shootout ensued. The winner of the extra overtime or shootout earned a second point.<\/p>\n

14 games are in the record books with either a 3-on-3 overtime or shootout result, so there\u2019s enough history to begin charting the format\u2019s success.<\/p>\n

Every team has at least gone to a three-on-three overtime, and nine of the 11 teams remained deadlocked to a shootout. Both Air Force and Canisius lead the pack with four games apiece, and both coincidentally have 3-1 records with identical 1-1 records in shootouts. Army West Point is the league\u2019s best shootout team with a perfect 2-0 record, though Holy Cross matches its wins total despite one loss.<\/p>\n

I think about the new format almost weekly, and there are positives and negatives coming up all the time. The hockey purist in me doesn\u2019t like extending games, but I realize the game went in a different direction. The NHL introduced the shootout after its lockout ended in 2005-06, so the high school and junior hockey recruits don\u2019t necessarily remember the game before it existed. There is definitely a cool factor to it, and the excitement level for a packed crowd is off the charts.<\/p>\n

That said, not resurfacing the landing strip for the shootout yields some really choppy ice by the end of the three-on-three overtime. I\u2019m also not in love with the sudden death, best-of-one format, even though it didn\u2019t really matter when Army and Air Force went nine rounds.<\/p>\n

The adjustment period aside, I\u2019m not sure which direction hockey should continue. It\u2019s definitely a long conversation and one without a simple answer.<\/p>\n

Games to watch<\/h4>\n

As usual, there\u2019s must-see theater every week in Atlantic Hockey. Here\u2019s what tops this weekend:<\/p>\n

— Saturday kicks off the inaugural Connecticut Ice tournament in Hartford, pitting the four Constitution State programs against one another. Sacred Heart draws Yale in the second game of the first day and will face either Connecticut or Quinnipiac on Sunday in either the consolation or championship game. The games will be televised locally on SNY, giving it that same big-game flair as the Beanpot back home for me in Boston.<\/p>\n

— Canisius continues to play streaky hot hockey, and the Griffs will put their second-best-in-the-nation unbeaten streak on the line against RIT at the Polisseni Center.<\/p>\n

— AIC heads to Robert Morris in a really intriguing matchup for me. I obviously am very high on the Yellow Jackets given the above section, but the Colonials always seem to factor into races in the second half of the season. I\u2019m really interested to see how they do at home against AIC, especially since this is their first meeting since last year\u2019s AHA semifinal round in Buffalo.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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