1995 at Portland 4-2 loss The Worcester IceCats fell behind by three goals and couldn't make up the difference in a 4-2 loss to the Pirates. Andrew Brunette had the only goal of the opening 20 minutes at 10:09, and then Martin Gendron followed with two second period goals, at 5:09 and 13:54. Patrice Tardif... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 7
1997 at St. John's 5-2 win The Worcester IceCats got a hat trick from Mike Prokopec to defeat the Maple Leafs 5-2 in a game that saw a huge brawl at the end of the game featuring both goaltenders going at it. Brandon Convery gave St. John's the lead at 14:21 on the power play,... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 6
1996 at Carolina 4-2 win The Worcester IceCats scored three second period goals to defeat the Monarchs 4-2. David Nemirovsky had the only goal of the first period, at 10:14 while shorthanded, to give Carolina the 1-0 lead after one. Gary Leeman then put the 'Cats in the lead with two goals in a row,... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 5
1994 at Springfield 2-1 win The IceCats fell behind in the first period but used two second period goals to beat the Falcons 2-1 at the Springfield Civic Center. John LeBlanc put the Falcons up with goal at 11:40 of the opening period. Roy Mitchell got Worcester back to even with an unassisted goal 26... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: November 4
1994 at Springfield 3-0 loss The IceCats had 42 shots on goal but couldn't get one past Falcons netminder Manny Legace in a 3-0 loss. Shayne McCosh, Rob Murray, and Ravil Gusmanov were the goal scorers for Springfield. Wayne Cowley made 26 saves in the losing effort. 1995 vs Providence 4-0 win The Worcester IceCats... Continue Reading →
Railers blanked again, lose 2-0 to Thunder
Where did the Worcester Railers we saw on opening night go? Just over three weeks ago the Railers made their 2019-2020 season debut in high flying fashion by scoring five goals against the Adirondack Thunder, winning just about every puck battle there was, and totally dominating their North Division rivals. With Saturday night's 2-0 home... Continue Reading →