Saturday afternoon saw the Worcester Railers taking on the Trois-Rivières Lions in the first of two weekend games between the North Division rivals at the Colisée Vidéotron, and while Worcester had the opening goal the Lions had the next five as the Railers had to fight from behind the rest of the way before losing... Continue Reading →
Worcester Hockey Alumni 2025-26 highlights, NHL week 21
With the 21st week of the NHL season over, we'll take a look back at some of the highlights from the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. Weeks run from Sunday to Saturday. Sunday Case McCarthy assist https://twitter.com/HWPHockey/status/2025672014820733043 Sunday Tyler Poulsen assist https://twitter.com/tulsa_oilers/status/2025686179530567882 Sunday Mathias Laferrière assist https://twitter.com/Lions3r/status/2025688573899382884 Wednesday Tomas Hertl assist https://twitter.com/Sportsnet/status/2026899390145663222... Continue Reading →
Callin’s OT strike leads Railers over Thunder and refs 1-0
The Worcester Railers, playing under the guise of their alter-ego Monkey Wrenches, finished off their three-in-three weekend Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center against the Adirondack Thunder, and after a scoreless regulation, Drew Callin scored the only goal of the game in overtime to give the Railers a 1-0 win and four of a possible... Continue Reading →
Seventy seconds throws a monkey wrench into Railers plans, Worcester loses 2-1 to Maine
After a long early morning bus trip from Quebec the Worcester Railers, wearing their alter ego Monkey Wrenches jerseys, took on the Maine Mariners Saturday night at the DCU Center in front of a sellout crowd of 5,720 and took an early lead only to see it ripped away by two Maine goals early in... Continue Reading →
Gahagen’s 33 saves leads Railers over Trois-Rivières 2-1
Friday night, the Worcester Railers began their three-in-three weekend with a matchup against the Trois-Rivières Lions at Colisée Vidéotron in Quebec, and used 33 saves from goaltender Parker Gahagen to steal a 2-1 victory over their ECHL North Division rivals. The first period was pretty much all Lions, as at one point early on, Trois-Rivières... Continue Reading →
The Olympic break sees many former Worcester pros at the top of their leagues
As the Olympic break is now over, it's time to take another look at how some current and former Worcester pro players are doing statistically during the 2025-2026 season. For the North American pro leagues, any player in their league’s top 20 gets a mention. For the European leagues, it's the top ten. Goaltenders are... Continue Reading →