The Worcester Railers hosted the Wheeling Nailers Saturday night at the DCU Center in the first of a pair of weekend contests between the former ECHL North Division rivals, and once again the Railers' inability to consistently put the puck in the net cost them two points in a 3-1 loss. Wearing lavender "Railers Fight... Continue Reading →
Railers stumble in Adirondack, lose 3-2
The Worcester Railers headed to Glens Falls, New York, Friday night looking to end their three-game losing streak, and once again continued to have issues with their power play and, combined with some incredibly undisciplined hockey, ended up in a hole too deep to crawl out of in a 3-2 loss to the Adirondack Thunder... Continue Reading →
Railers play more dumb hockey in 3-1 loss to Maine
The Worcester Railers took on Maine at the Cross Insurance Arena Sunday afternoon for the second time in as many days, and played one good period but went back to the dumb hockey they've been playing the last three games and lost 3-1. Apparently, the solution to not being able to score last season wasn't... Continue Reading →
Railers look terrible in 3-0 loss to Maine
The Worcester Railers headed north to Cross Insurance Arena in Portland Saturday morning for a matinee matchup against the Mariners and committed mistake after mistake, allowing two shorthanded goals while mustering just 15 shots on goal in a 3-0 loss to their North Division rivals. The game was nowhere near as close as that score... Continue Reading →
Railers special teams fails them in 5-2 loss to Lions
It was less than 24 hours between the end of Saturday night's 4-2 win against Maine and the Railers' upcoming puck drop Sunday afternoon against the Trois-Rivières Lions, and the difference was night and day as Worcester did just about everything wrong that they could do in a 5-2 loss at the DCU Center. It... Continue Reading →
DeMelis’ record strike leads Railers to 1000th city victory
The Worcester Railers opened their 2026-27 season Saturday night at the DCU Center hosting the Maine Mariners, and it took just 15 seconds for the Railers to take the lead, one which they held for the remaining 59:45 of the contest as they cruised to a 4-2 victory over their ECHL North Division rivals for... Continue Reading →