1994 vs Saint John 1-0 win Worcester IceCats goaltender Les Kuntar made 30 saves in a 1-0 whitewash of the Flames. Saint John goaltender Dwayne Roloson was nearly as good, making 27 saves, but a first period bid by Davis Haas beat him for what turned out to be the only goal in the game.... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: October 31
1997 at Philadelphia 4-3 win The Worcester IceCats may have left the Spectrum all black and blue, but they also left with two points as the IceCats beat the very physical Phantoms 4-3. Colin Forbes opened the scoring at 6:59 of the first period, but the 'Cats got the equalizer while shorthanded when Libor Zabransky's... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: October 30
1994 vs Rochester 4-3 loss The IceCats got a hat trick from David Haas but it wasn't enough in a 4-3 loss to the Americans. Haas kicked off the scoring at 2:02 of the opening period, assisted by Shawn Heaphy. The Amerks would then get goals from Philippe Boucher (4:32) and Sergei Petrenko (7:16) to... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: October 29
1994 at Hershey 5-5 tie (HERSHEY) The Worcester IceCats continue to rack up the franchise firsts as they tied the Hershey Bears, 5-5, in overtime last night to extend their unbeaten streak to three games. The tie was Worcester's first point on the road. It was achieved with the help of the team's first shorthanded... Continue Reading →
Today in Worcester hockey history: October 28
1995 vs Baltimore 6-1 win (BALTIMORE ) The Baltimore Bandits' performance in losing 6-1 to the Worcester IceCats last night left much to be desired. Baltimore was outshot 42-36. The defense let in numerous odd-man breaks on Bandits goalie Mike O'Neill, who added to his own troubles with a pair of soft goals. Worcester, benefiting... Continue Reading →
Railers embarrassed by Brampton 6-0
The Worcester Railers entered Sunday afternoon's game against the Brampton Beast looking for a little payback for Saturday's 5-2 loss to their ECHL North Division rivals. They ended the game trying to find the quickest way out of the CAA Centre after being embarrassed 6-0. Things started off a bit chippy after Railers defenseman Connor... Continue Reading →