The Worcester Railers faced off against the South Carolina Stingrays Friday night at the DCU Center, and it was all Stingrays as they scored four goals against each of Michael Bullion and Henrik Tikkanen and overwhelmed the Railers 8-1. The eight goals allowed is the most since Worcester's 9-3 loss to Newfoundland on March 30,... Continue Reading →
Railers flunk math in 4-1 School Day loss to South Carolina
The Worcester Railers took on the South Carolina Stingrays Wednesday morning at the DCU Center and they and the 7,303 screaming school kids in attendance got a math lesson that hopefully none will forget as the Stingrays' four goals was greater than the Railers one, and that equals two points in the South Carolina column.... Continue Reading →
Anthony strikes again as Railers defeat Norfolk 4-3 in overtime
The Worcester Railers took on the Norfolk Admirals Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center in a game that saw both teams lose the lead at least once and ended in regulation tied, where Railers captain Anthony Repaci became the all-time Worcester pro hockey career leader in overtime goals with a game-winning strike just 38 seconds... Continue Reading →
Tony, Tony, Tony lifts Railers over Maine 5-1
After an unscheduled off day on Friday for both the Worcester Railers and Maine Mariners the two teams got down to business Saturday night at the DCU Center and the extra rest did wonders for Railers captain Anthony Repaci as he notched the franchise's second-ever natural hat trick to help lift his team over Maine... Continue Reading →
Railers sunk again by Admirals 4-2
The Worcester Railers took on the Norfolk Admirals Sunday afternoon at the Norfolk Scope in the rubber match between the two ECHL North Division rivals and Worcester squandered many opportunities to score in a 4-2 loss. The Railers got on the board first with Cole Crowder sitting in the penalty box serving a holding minor... Continue Reading →
Repaci’s overtime strike lifts Railers over Admirals 6-5
Friday night at the Norfolk Scope was the second of three meetings in a row between the Worcester Railers and the Norfolk Admirals, and despite being outshot 48-23 and losing a third-period lead the Railers were able to overcome four one-goal deficits to get the contest to overtime where captain Anthony Repaci would end things... Continue Reading →