1996 at Binghamton 3-2 win OT
The Worcester IceCats overcame a two goal deficit to get the game into overtime where a Fred Knipscheer strike would give the ‘Cats a 3-2 win over the Binghamton Rangers. Barry Richter opened the scoring for the Rangers at 11:01 of the first period, and Brad Jones made it 2-0 at 2:00 of the middle frame. Both goal were on the power play. Jason Strudwick got the ‘Cats on the board with a power play tally at 15:30, assisted by J.J. Daigneault and Jamie Rivers. Alex Vasilevskii then tied it at 4:56 of the third, with Lindsay Vallis and Fred Knipscheer getting the helpers. In the extra session Knipscheer would score at 3:10 to give Worcester the 3-2 win. Vallis and Rivers had the assists. Jamie McLennan made 38 saves for the victory, which was the 50th in franchise history.
1997 at Adirondack 5-0 loss
The Worcester IceCats had an NHL goaltender in the game but even Jon Casey wasn’t good enough to compensate for the team’s no-show effort in their 5-0 loss to the Red Wings. Goal scorers for Adirondack were Stacy Roest (15:41 1st; 16:20 2nd), Allan Egeland (3:34 2nd,pp; 1:57 3rd), and Corey Spring (17:33 2nd). Casey made 20 saves in the game.
1998 at Adirondack 4-2 loss
The Worcester IceCats took a 2-1 lead into the third period but surrendered three goals to lose 4-2 to the Red Wings. Bob Lachance gave the ‘Cats the lead on the first shot of the game at 1:00, with Jason Zent and Erich Goldmann assisting. Allan Egeland would tie at at 3:47 on the power play. Worcester retook the lead at 10:28 of the middle stanza when Zent connected on a low wrist shot. Terry Virtue and Lachance assisted on the play. But once again the Red Wings would tie it when Corey Spring scored on the power play at 3:33. Adirondack took their firstlead of the game on Paul Brousseau’s goal at 9:05, and Stacy Roest added an insurance goal on the power play at 13:13. Fred Cassivi made 33 saves in the loss.
2000 at Hartford 5-3 loss
(TICKER) Derek Armstrong scored two goals and set up another, leading the Hartford Wolf Pack to a 5-3 victory over the Worcester IceCats. Armstrong, who ranks among the league leaders with 72 points, tied it at 1-1 midway through the first period and added an empty-netter in the third. Brad Smyth’s goal with 5:39 left capped a three-goal opening period for Hartford, which is unbeaten in nine of its last 11 games (8-2-1). Jean-Francois Labbe turned away 33 shots to improve to 22-9-7. Andrej Podkonicky had a goal and an assist for Worcester, which was coming off Sunday’s 2-2 tie with the Wolf Pack and is winless in the last three games.
2002 vs Saint John 3-2 win OT
The Worcester IceCats needed extra time to defeat the Flames, but not a lot of it as Jeff Panzer got the game winner 20 seconds into overtime for the 3-2 win over Saint John. Kevin Baker gave the Flames a 1-0 lead at 6:37 of the first period. Daniel Tkaczuk tied it for the ‘Cats on the power play at 17:46, with Christian Laflamme and Darren Rumble getting assists. Blake Evan had the only goal in the middle stanza to give the IceCats a 2-1 lead. It was a power play tally at 6:45, with Rumble and Greg Davis providing the helpers. In the third period Micki DuPont would send the game into overtime with an extra attacker goal at 18:53, setting up Panzer’s extra time heroics. Justin Papineau and Rumble had the assist on the game winner. Reinhard Divis had 33 saves in the win.
2003 at Norfolk 2-1 win
(ICECATS) Saturday night, the IceCats made their inaugural trip to Norfolk, Virginia for their first-ever contest with the Norfolk Admirals. Behind the strength of Reinhard Divis’ 28 save performance and multiple points from Chris Corrinet’s and Sergei Varlamov, the ‘Cats defeated Norfolk, 2-1. Corrinet had one goal and one assist and Varlamov finished with two assists. Divis now has two wins in as many games. Tom Koivisto had Worcester’s other goal.
2008 vs Lowell 3-2 SOL
(WORSHARKS) Graham Mink continued his hot streak, notching a late goal to force overtime, but the Worcester Sharks eventually bowed in a shootout to the Lowell Devils by a 3-2 count on Saturday night at the DCU Center. With the point, Worcester moves within three of 5th place Manchester but slips to nine points back of Springfield in the Atlantic Division table. Both teams adopted a defensive mindset early, combining for just seven shots over the opening fifteen minutes. A cross-checking call to Lowell’s Sean Zimmerman helped the Sharks find an offensive stride, as Mike Iggulden rang a close range shot off the post in the 16th minute. Worcester continued to press even after the power play expired, and at 17:42, Tom Walsh cycled the puck through Dan Spang to Lukas Kaspar along the right wing boards. Kaspar knuckled a shot through traffic that found its way through the crowd and past Devils backstop Dave Caruso to give the Sharks a 1-0 lead with his 14th goal of the season. It looked for an instant as though Worcester had doubled the lead at 18:10, but Nate Raduns was whistled for hooking just as a wrist shot from Ashton Rome cleared the outstretched glove of Caruso. The call proved doubly hurtful, as the Sharks not only lost the would-be goal, but Lowell capitalized on the ensuing man advantage exactly one minute later. Crisp puck movement from the Devils power play unit created a clean look for Petr Vrana, who beat Worcester netminder Dimitri Patzold from inside the right faceoff circle to pull Lowell even heading into the first intermission. The Sharks came out of the first intermission firing, forcing Caruso into seven saves over the period’s first five minutes, but then produced just a single shot on net for the remainder of the frame. Meanwhile, Worcester’s defense remained strong as it surrendered just four shots in a scoreless second period. A succession of penalties, two of them against the Sharks, led to 16 seconds of a 4-on-3 power play for Lowell. It took only 15 seconds for the Devils to break the tie. Blueliner Oliver Magnan played the puck to his partner Rosario Ruggeri, and Ruggeri flicked a wrist shot past Patzold at 8:55 to put the Devils in front, 2-1. With the game on the line, Mink came up big to force overtime and preserve the standings point for Worcester. Mink redirected a blue line drive from Walsh into the Lowell net to knot the score at 2-2 with less than three minutes to play. The goal was Mink’s 20th of the year and gave Walsh his 26th assist of the campaign. After a scoreless overtime in which the Sharks held a 4-0 shot advantage, Grant Marshall and Mike Pandolfo converted in the shootout to vault the Devils to victory.
2009 vs Manchester 4-3 loss
(WORSHARKS) The Sharks would be denied the three game weekend sweep as the Monarchs fired off 42 shots in a 4-3 Worcester loss at the DCU Center on Sunday afternoon. Tom Cavanagh would score his 13th goal of the season on the backhand after Manchester left wing Vladimir Dravecky knocked down the initial shot from Matt Fornataro in front of the Monarch net at 7:03 in the first period. The Sharks would outshoot Manchester 11-0 through the first 12 minutes of play before Monarchs’ right wing Trevor Lewis would fire from above the face off circles to allow Brian Boyle deflect the puck under the left pad of Sharks netminder Taylor Dakers for a power play goal at 15:36 and even the score 1-1. With 22 seconds left in the first period, Dravecky would score on a quick pass from David Meckler to catch Dakers out of position and take a 2-1 Monarch lead. The Sharks came out on fire to start the 2nd period, Just :25 seconds into the second stanza Riley Armstrong would take the puck from deep in the left corner deep in the Monarchs’ zone and beat goaltender Jonathan Bernier in front to tie the game 2-2. 16 seconds later, Frazer McLaren would score his 5th goal of the season, 3rd in two games, to give the Sharks a 3-2 advantage. At 2:18 of the 2nd period, Brett Westgarth would mix it up for the 13th time this season as he exchanged blows with left wing Paul Crosty at center ice after Crosty speared Derek Joslin. Manchester would score their second power play goal of the afternoon when Alec Martinez rang the puck off the cross bar and in from the hashes 14:18 in the second period. Minutes later during a scrum for the puck in front of the Shark net, Lewis would shoot on the back hand over the right pad of Dakers to regain the Monarchs’ lead 4-3 at 16:33. Dakers would make 15 saves in the third period including a breakaway stop on Lewis to keep the score within one but Worcester would not be able to find the back of the net as they fell 4-3. The loss brings Worcester’s record to 32-28-1-2 with 67 points through 63 games.
2014 vs Portland 3-2 win
(WORSHARKS) The Worcester Sharks (26-27-3-1, 56pts) defeated the Portland Pirates (21-26-2-8, 52pts) 3-2 before 5,455 fans at the DCU Center on Saturday evening. Before the game, the Worcester Police Department and the Worcester Fire Department faced off for a friendly tilt on Heroes Night as the firemen topped the policemen 6-1 and took home the Heroes Award. Freddie Hamilton (18th), Brodie Reid (9th) & Eriah Hayes (7th) all scored for the Sharks in their 3-2 defeat of the Portland Pirates. Hamilton and Reid’s first period goals gave Worcester a lead that would remain throughout the game, while Hayes’ third period goal sealed the Sharks’ victory. The Pirates’ Daine Todd (3rd) and Jordan Martinook (10th) scored for the Pirates, with Martinook’s goal coming late in the third with an extra skater. Harri Sateri earned the game’s first star as he stopped 28 of 30 shots. The Sharks tallied two first-period goals in less than six minutes to take a 2-0 lead over the Pirates in the opening 20 minutes of action. Worcester’s first goal came on a power play at 14:06 when Hamilton (18th) looked for a centering feed to the slot that ricocheted off a Pirates defender and behind goaltender Louis Domingue. Then with just 1.5 seconds left on the clock, Reid (9th) skillfully redirected a bullet from Comrie at the point, into the right side of the net. Not only did the Sharks outscore the Pirates, they outshot them 12-9 for the period. Sateri was solid between the pipes and stopped all nine of Portland’s on-net attempts. The middle period resulted in a lone goal by the Pirates, as the Sharks carried a 2-1 lead over Portland into the third. The score came at 11:18 after a neutral zone turnover by Worcester allowed Daine Todd (3rd) to skate the puck into Portland’s offensive zone and snipe a shot that deflected off Matt Pelech and into the top shelf of the net, glove-side of Sateri. Shots for the second were close at 10-9, with the Pirates holding the edge over the Sharks. Both teams notched third period goals, giving the Sharks a final 3-2 victory over Portland. At 8:13 Worcester regained its two-goal lead when Taylor Doherty snuck a sliding puck across the net, where Eriah Hayes (7th) tipped it far-post of Domingue. In final attempts to make a comeback, Portland pulled Domingue for the extra skater and managed to bring the game closer, but couldn’t tie it. With 1:14 left on the clock, Lucas Lessio gave the puck to Jordan Martinook (10th) just outside the right post, where he hoisted it over Sateri’s shoulder making the game 3-2. After the goal, Portland again pulled Domingue in a last chance effort, but was unsuccessful as Worcester topped the Pirates. The Sharks’ overall record improves to 26-27-3-1, 56pts and 13-12-0-1, 27pts at home.
2015 at Providence 3-2 loss
(WORSHARKS) The Worcester Sharks (31-21-4-2, 68pts) fired a season high 54 shots but dropped a 3-2 decision to the host Providence Bruins (32-20-7-1, 72pts) in front of 9,426 fans at the Dunkin Donuts Center on Sunday afternoon. Jeremy Smith made 52 saves for the Bruins as Providence won their 5th straight game. Travis Oleksuk and Derek DeBlois scored for Worcester as Aaron Dell made 22 saves in net for the loss. Colin Stuart scored twice for Providence and Justin Florek scored just 15 seconds into the game for the Bruins as the Sharks lost for the 4th time in their last five games. Worcester fired a season high 23 shots in the first period but trailed 1-0 after 20 minutes of play. Sharks goaltender Aaron Dell had his clearing attempt intercepted by Justin Florek (9th) just 15 seconds into the opening frame and Florek fired the puck into an empty net to give the Bruins an early 1-0 advantage. Worcester held a 23-10 shot advantage through 20 minutes as goaltender Jeremy Smith stood tall for Providence. Jeremy Smith made 13 more saves in the second period as Worcester had three more power play chances in the middle frame. The Sharks held a 36-20 shot advantage through 40 minutes but trailed 1-0 headed into the second intermission. Travis Oleksuk (7th) got the Sharks on the board at 1:57 of the third period after he tipped home a Daniil Tarasov shot from the right circle past Jeremy Smith. The Bruins made it 2-1 as Colin Stuart (11th) snapped a quick shot through the pads of Aaron Dell at 4:14. Stuart (12th) struck again on the power play as he banked a shot off of Taylor Doherty from behind the goal line at 8:10 to give Providence a 3-1 advantage. Rhode Island native Derek DeBlois (1st) scored his 1st AHL goal with a rebound strike from the side of the net at 11:22 to get the Sharks within a goal. Worcester had several tries to tie the game but goaltender Jeremy Smith stood tall as the Bruins held on for the 3-2 victory. The Sharks overall record falls to 31-21-4-2, 68pts, and 13-12-2-1, 29pts on the road this season.
2019 at Adirondack 3-2 win SO
(RAILERS) The Worcester Railers HC (27-22-5-4, 63pts) extended their point streak to five games (4-0-1-0) after an exciting 3-2 shootout win over the host Adirondack Thunder (31-21-5-3, 69pts) in front of 3,317 fans at the Cool Insuring Arena anon Friday evening. With the win, the Railers are now one point behind the Manchester Monarchs and Brampton Beast for the 4th spot in the North Division. Nick Sorkin and Ryan Hitchcock scored for Worcester while Evan Buitenhuis made 41 saves in net for his 10th win of the season before Bo Brauer scored in the 7th round of the shootout for the winner. Logan Thompson made 25 saves in net for the Thunder as the Railers improved to five games over .500 for the first time this season. It was the fifth straight win for Worcester over Adirondack overall and now 6-4-0-0 vs. their North Division rivals.
It was a physical first period of play that saw the two captains throw knuckles at 7:58 with Mike Cornell landing a series of right hands on James Henry to set the tone early on. Worcester would connect on their second power play after a Barry Almeida shot from the left wall was kicked out by netminder Logan Thompson and went right to Nick Sorkin (14th) in the left slot for a rebound score at 16:48. Shots were 9-8 in favor of Adirondack through 20 minutes of play. Ryan Hitchcock (13th) extended his point streak to five games with a wicked shot from in between the circles at 4:26 of the second period assisted by Tyler Barnes and Barry Almeida to give the Railers a 2-0 lead. Matt Salhany (14th) got the Thunder on the board as he got around the Worcester defense and ripped a shot top shelf from in tight on Evan Buitenhuis at 14:10. Shots were 23-20 in favor of Adirondack through 40 minutes of play. Shane Conacher (9th) tied the score with the extra attacker at 18:37 to send the crowd into a frenzy as the Thunder outshot Worcester 17-4 in the third period. Both teams had three shots in overtime before the game headed to the shootout. Tommy Kelley and Barry Almeida scored for Worcester in the first six rounds before Bo Brauer won the game in the 7th round of the shootout to give Worcester the 3-2 road shootout victory.
2020 at Maine 3-2 Win (OT)
(RAILERS) The Worcester Railers HC (20-36-4-0, 44pts) scored three unanswered goals to take down the Maine Mariners (32-25-3-1, 68pts) 3-2 on Sunday afternoon in front of 2,732 at the Cross Insurance Arena on Sunday afternoon. The Railers travel to Glens Falls, NY on Tuesday, March 10thto take on the Adirondack Thunder at 7pm. The Worcester Railers got three unanswered goals from Justin Murray (1-0-1), Tyler Poulsen (1-0-1), and the eventual overtime game winner at 4:27 by Drew Callin (1-0-1). Evan Buitenhuis made 30 saves in net for the victory while Connor LaCouvee made 28 saves in net for the loss while Matt Nuttle (1-0-1) and Dillan Fox (1-0-1) each scored goals for the Mariners. Matt Nuttle (2nd) handed the Mariners a 1-0 advantage at 9:49 of the opening period finishing off a pretty passing play on a three on two effort with Connor Bleackley and Andrew Sturtz recording assists. The only penalty of the opening 20 minutes was assessed to the Railers with just 1:46 to go and with only 41 seconds left in the stanza Dillan Fox (23rd) was able to dance his way around the crease and tuck the puck behind the near left of Evan Buitenhuis to increase the Maine lead to 2-0. The Mariners led 2-0 through 20 minutes of play with shots all tied at 11-11. Justin Murray (2nd) notched the lone goal of the second period with a blast from the top of the left circle zipping by the low glove of Connor LaCouvee at 10:09 with Ryan MacKinnon and Ross Olsson collecting assists. Maine led 2-1 through 40 minutes of play with shots in favor of the Mariners 24-20. About midway through the third period after the Railers lost a defensive zone faceoff Tyler Poulsen (13th) blocked a shot at the point and went off to the races on a breakaway and beat Connor LaCouvee forehand backhand to tie the game at 2-2 at 11:44 of the third period. 60 minutes was not enough to provide a winner as the game was all square at 2-2 after regulation. At 4:27 of overtime on an unbelievable individual effort circled the puck behind the cage and from the right circle with one hand on the stick roofed it over the near shoulder of Connor LaCouvee to hand Worcester a 3-2 road overtime victory. Notes: Three Stars: 3rd star: Tyler Poulsen (1-0-1) 2nd star: Dillan Fox (1-0-1) 1st star: Drew Callin (1-0-2)…. final shots were 32-31 in favor of Maine …. Connor LaCouvee (20-13-3) made 28 saves on 31 shots for Maine…. Evan Buitenhuis (13-19-1) made 30 saves on 32 shots for Worcester while Ian Milosz served as the backup…. Worcester went 0-for-3 on the power play while Maine went 1-for-4…., JD Dudek (IR), Kyle Thomas (IR), Yanick Turcotte (IR), Tanner Pond (IR), Connor Doherty, and Mike Cornell (Personal) did not dress for Worcester…. Nic Pierog, Ben Thomson, Arnaud Durandeau, and Linus Soderstrom are all with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers…. Bo Brauer was traded to Rapid City on Thursday while Cody Payne was traded to Indy…. Justin Murray now has two goals on the season both of which have come in Portland…. Murray led all Worcester skaters with six shots on net…. Ryan MacKinnon, Ross Olsson, Myles McGurty, and Eddie Matsushima all recorded assists for Worcester…. Barry Almeida took a high hit at the end of the second period and did not return…. Shane Walsh left the game in the third period with an apparent injury…. Worcester is now 3-4 in overtime…. Worcester has 12 games left on the regular season seven of which are at the DCU Center…. The Railers are now 8-10-4-3 all-time vs. the Mariners and 2-7-2-2 at the Cross-Insurance
2024 at Trois-Rivières 4-3 win
(RAILERS) The Worcester Railers HC (25-24-4-2, 56pts) beat the Trois-Rivières Lions (22-26-3-3, 50pts) on Friday night by the final score of 4-3 in front of a crowd of 1,838 at the Colisée Videotron. The Railers play one more game at the Colisée Videotron this weekend against the Trois-Rivières Lions on Saturday, March 9th at 3:00pm. Worcester opened the scoring on a power play in the first on a goal from Jake Pivonka (1-0-1). The Lions tied things before the second with a goal from Brycen Martin (1-1-2). Trois-Rivières grabbed the lead early in the second on a shot from John Parker-Jones to make it 2-1. The final four goals were scored in a span of 2:40 midway through the second, coming from Artyom Kulakov (1-0-1), Andrei Bakanov (1-0-1), Anthony Callin (1-1-2) for Worcester and Nicolas Guay (1-0-1) for the Lions to make it 4-3. Worcester held onto the lead for the final 28:45 of the game to pick up the win. Worcester tallied several chances in the first period, which would end up netting them the game’s first goal. Jake Pivonka (16th) was alone in the slot on the power play for Worcester and nailed a slapshot top shelf to beat Zachary Émond in net for the Lions. It took video review to confirm that it found the back to the net to make it 1-0 Worcester. Just 1:44 later, Brycen Martin (4th) walked in from the right point off a pass from Tyler Hylland and sent the puck five-hole on John Muse in net for Worcester to tie the game 1-1 going into the second. The Lions jumped ahead in the second as John Parker-Jones (6th) was sprung down the right wing on an odd-man break. He placed a perfect shot over the right shoulder of Muse and made it 2-1 Trois-Rivières. Worcester fought back with three goals in 1:55. Artyom Kulakov (4th) wristed a drop pass from Carson MacKinnon past Émond to tie the game 2-2. Andrei Bakanov (9th) followed up with a gritty goal right along the goal mouth just 71 seconds later as he dragged the puck from beneath the goal line and tucked it in past Émond. Anthony Callin unleashed a shot from the slot off a nice feed from Ashton Calder and ended the day for Émond to put Worcester ahead 4-3 just 44 seconds after Bakanov’s goal. As Joe Vrbetic came into the game, the Lions came back to within a goal. Nicolas Guay (5th) scored on a karem off a Railers defenseman only 45 seconds following Callin’s goal to bring it back to a one-goal game. Worcester outshot the Lions 12-10 in the second as the game went into the third period with Worcester ahead 4-3. The Lions came out with energy in the third period, outshooting Worcester 13-3 on the frame. John Muse turned aside all 13 shots, including a number of chances for Trois-Rivières on the power play late in the game to help Worcester secure two points and a 4-3 win. Notes: Three Stars: 3rd Star: John Parker-Jones (1-1-1, +2, 1 shot) 2nd Star: Brycen Martin (1-1-2, +0, 2 shots), 1st Star: Anthony Callin (1-1-2, GWG, +1, 2 shots)… Final shots 29-24 in favor of Trois-Rivières… Zachary Émond (5-6-0-0) made 11 saves on 15 shots while Joe Vrbetic made 9 saves on 9 shots for Trois-Rivières… John Muse (13-7-1-0) made 26 saves on 29 shots for Worcester, while Cole Ceci served as the backup… Worcester went 1-for-1 on the power play while Trois-Rivières went 0-for-2… Riley Piercey (DNP), Todd Goehring (DNP), Anthony Repaci (IR), Ryan Verrier (IR), Tristan Lennox (IR), and John Copeland (IR) did not dress for Worcester… Joey Cipollone led the Railers in shots with 7.
2025 at Trois-Rivière 4-3 win SO
(RAILERS) The Worcester Railers HC (27-24-2-4 60pts) the Trois-Rivières Lions (37-12-4-2, 80pts), on Saturday afternoon by a final score of 4-3 in the shootout in front of a crowd of 1,844 at the Colisée Videotron. The Railers are back on the ice next at the Colisée Videotron on Sunday, March 9th at 3:00 p.m. EST. The Railers came out in the first period on Saturday afternoon with a better pace than they had across Friday night’s game. While the frame ended scoreless, they killed two penalties in the period, held possession of the puck for most of the frame, and outshot the Lions 9-6 through the first twenty. Both goaltenders were off to a good start, as Michael Bullion made six saves for Worcester while Hunter Jones turned aside nine for the lions. Worcester grabbed the lead for the first time all weekend when Cole Donhauser (7th) tucked his own rebound past Jones for the game’s first goal. Kaplan and Klee each grabbed assists as they helped work the puck into the zone and towards the net. The Lions responded with three straight goals. Anthony Beauregard (22nd) was credited with the game-tying goal, which bounced from the point off of a Railer stick and snuck past Bullion. Five minutes later, the Lions rushed into the zone thanks to Chris Jandric’s speed and found the stick of Nicolas Guay (10th) on the rush to send it home and make it 2-1 Lions. Beauregard (23rd) tacked on one more for the Lions as the clock expired in the period. After review, it was determined that it was a good goal. The Lions took a 3-1 lead into the third after outshooting Worcester 18-13 in the second. The two Matt’s for Worcester, DeMelis (7th) and Kopperud (15th) each notched goals in the third. DeMelis scored 65 seconds into the period after ripping home a shot from the slot, while Matthew Kopperud pulled a quick trigger on a shot off the faceoff just four seconds into the power play. The game drew to a tie at the end of regulation, 3-3 after sixty minutes. The Lions headed on the power play early in overtime off of an Anthony Callin high stick. The Railers killed it off thanks to six saves from Bullion in the extra period, then headed onto their own power play midway through overtime. Neither team succeeded in scoring in overtime as the game went to a shootout. Connor Welsh continued his excellence in the shootout. Already the only defenseman in the ECHL with two shootout goals, he scored the only tally of the shootout in the second half of the second round. Michael Bullion made the game-winning-save on Anthony Beauregard in the first half of the third round to deliver the Railers two points on the afternoon. Notes: Three Stars: 3rd Star: N. Guay (1-0-1, 4 Shots), 2nd Star: Anthony Beauregard (2-0-2, +1, 7 shots), 1st Star: Matthew Kopperud (1-0-1, -1, 7 shots)… Final shots favored Trois-Rivières 39-34… Hunter Jones (12-2-4-1) made 30 saves on 33 shots for Trois-Rivières… Michael Bullion (11-13-0-2) made 36 saves on 39 shots for Worcester, while Hugo Ollas served as the backup… Worcester went 1-for-5 on the power play while Trois-Rivières went 0-for-5… Anthony Hora (IR), Kolby Johnson (DNP), Kabore Dunn (DNP), Anthony Repaci (IR), Tanner Schachle (IR), and Matt Ustaski (IR) did not dress for Worcester… Matthew Kopperud led the Railers in shots with 7… The Railers are now 17-17-2-2 all-time vs. the Lions and 11-8-1-0 at the Colisée Videotron.
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