1954 vs New Haven 9-3 loss Goals By Period: New Haven: 4-3-2=9 Worcester: 0-2-1=3 Warriors goals: 2nd 8:22 Titus (Greeley) 18:58 Titus (unassisted) 3rd 16:08 Allain (unassisted) Attendance was "more than 1600". 1998 at Hartford 6-3 loss The Worcester IceCats were completely outplayed by the Wolf Pack in a 6-3 loss that wasn't as close... Continue Reading →
Railers mistakes add up to a 6-4 loss to Reading
The Worcester Railers had their annual "School Day Game" during a morning contest against the Reading Royals at the DCU Center on Wednesday, and what those children learned was mistakes will come back to haunt you as Worcester had several that did in a 6-4 loss in front of 6,718 mostly screaming school children. After... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 13
1995 vs PEI 1-1 tie The Worcester IceCats and Prince Edward Island Senators skated to a 1-1 tie in an overtime contest. The 'Cats got their goal on the power play at 5:58 when Derek Armstrong connected with Lindsay Vallis and Jason Widmer assisting. The Senators would tie it at 17:46 of the third on... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 12
1994 at Albany 5-0 loss The Worcester IceCats threw 24 shots on River Rats goaltender Corey Schwab and he stopped them all in a 5-0 loss to Albany. Bryan Helmer, Scott Pellerin, Curt Regnier, Reid Simpson, and Mike Vukonich all scored for the River Rats. Regnier and Pellerin both had two assists for three-point nights.... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 11
1994 at Rochester 4-2 loss (ICECATS) The Rochester Americans struck early, scoring three first-period goals on its way to a 4-2 victory over the Worcester IceCats before about 6,300 fans at War Memorial Auditorium. The host Amerks extended their advantage to 4-0 before the IceCats got on the board on a Terry Virtue goal. David... Continue Reading →
Railers played as bad as their jerseys looked in 6-2 loss to Thunder
The Worcester Railers went into Sunday afternoon's contest looking to build on Friday night's shootout win but instead watched the walls collapse around them as they were outplayed in every facet of the game during a 6-2 loss to the Adirondack Thunder. Like the Sharkspage days, we'll go to the video of the game instead... Continue Reading →