Colorado College, Air Force Set Two-Game Series for Pikes Peak Trophy
No. 11 Colorado College and Air Force are scheduled to play a two-game series to determine possession of the Pikes Peak Trophy. The games will be held at Colorado College's Ed Robson Arena and Air Force's Cadet Ice Arena. The…
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 22, 2026 —
No. 11 Colorado College and Air Force are scheduled to meet in a two-game hockey series, with possession of the Pikes Peak Trophy at stake. The games are set to be played at Colorado College’s Ed Robson Arena and Air Force’s Cadet Ice Arena.
The series carries added significance for Air Force coach Frank Serratore. It is described as his final series as coach before retiring. Serratore helped establish the Pikes Peak Trophy, which the teams will play to possess.
The available information does not specify the dates or start times of the games, which team will host each game, or how possession of the trophy is determined if the teams split the series. No information was provided about the teams’ records, player availability, or results from earlier meetings.
The series pairs Colorado College, listed as No. 11, with Air Force across the two named arenas. The details provided identify the trophy and Serratore’s connection to its establishment, but do not give further background on when the trophy was created or how long it has been contested.
With the games still described as scheduled, no results or outcome are available. The series will determine possession of the Pikes Peak Trophy, while also marking Serratore’s final series as Air Force’s coach.
Story summarized from the original created by Brent Briggeman on gazette.com, see more information here.
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