A New Era for the Fresno Falcons
At a packed press conference in downtown Fresno, the Falcons unveiled Iain Duncan as their new head coach and Luke Curtin as assistant coach, marking a pivotal moment for the franchise as it prepares to re‑enter professional competition.
CEO Parker Moskal, a veteran of the Federal Prospects Hockey League and former Monroe Moccasins player, announced a decade‑long partnership with the city of Fresno, underscoring the organization’s long‑term commitment to the Central Valley.
Team president Jimmy Fries, whose two‑decade career spans entertainment and professional sports, took the opportunity to thank the community, partners and fans who have kept the franchise alive through challenging years.
Duncan, who once skated in the NHL and amassed 58 years of hockey experience, described his excitement about building on the club’s legacy and expanding the sport’s reach in the region.
Curtin, an East Coast Hockey League Hall of Famer and former Falcon, will bring his playing pedigree and coaching acumen to the bench, aiming to mentor the next generation of talent.
Both coaches emphasized the broader vision of growing the hockey community in Fresno, from youth programs to increased visibility, as the team looks to revive its professional profile.