The Worcester Railers, once again using the moniker of the Monkey Wrenches, played two periods of sloppy hockey against Bloomington Saturday night at the DCU Center but then took it to their opponents in the third frame to come out on top 6-4. Unbeknownst to fans, well before the puck was even dropped, Bloomington head... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers, playing under the guise of the Worcester Monkey Wrenches, got single goals in each of the three periods and another fantastic game from goaltender Hugo Ollas to defeat the Bloomington Bison 3-1. The first period was played fairly evenly, with the Railers...err...Monkey Wrenches and Bloomington seemingly feeling each other out, and Worcester... Continue Reading →

After sweeping three games from the Allen Americans in Texas two weekends ago Railers' fans were excited at the prospects of one of the most successful road trips in Worcester hockey history helping to launch the team toward their first playoff berth since the 2017-2018 season. Eight days and four games later, things look completely... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers already had the series win in their back pocket before their Sunday matchup with the Allen Americans at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center even began, but with their first-ever franchise three-in-three road sweep in full view, the Railers came out quick against the Americans and then held on for a... Continue Reading →

Friday night was the first of three matchups in a row this weekend at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center between the Worcester Railers and Allen Americans where the Railers started quickly in the opener with three opening-period goals and then scored in both the opening and closing minutes of the third period to... Continue Reading →

The Worcester Railers took on the Maine Mariners at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland Saturday night and for the first time this season got a gander at what the team would look like without Captain Anthony Repaci as the franchise's career all-time almost everything leader was an injury scratch, and what Worcester fans saw... Continue Reading →