The Worcester Railers and Maine Mariners played in the Railers annual "School Day" game Tuesday morning at the DCU Center, and between the 8,512 screaming school kids and an occasionally misbehaving goal horn pretty much every adult in the building likely left with a splitting headache, but that was nothing compated to the headache Henrik... Continue Reading →
Railers shutout Lions 2-0 in the Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Room
Saturday night, the Worcester Railers took on the Trois-Rivières Lions for the second of two matchups between the ECHL North Division rivals this weekend, and only managed goals from Lincoln Hatten and Anthony Callin, but goaltender Henrik Tikkanen turned the DCU Center into the Tiki Room by saving all 32 Lions shots in a 2-0... Continue Reading →
Railers show some pride in 6-4 win over Lions
On Friday night, for the first time this season, the echoes of "O Canada" rang through the rafters of the DCU Center as the Worcester Railers hosted the Trois-Rivières Lions in game one of two this weekend between the ECHL North Division rivals, and 12 of the 18 Railers skaters hit the scoresheet with points... Continue Reading →
Railers go oh’fer the weekend with 4-2 loss to Maine
For the third time in 44 hours, the Worcester Railers took on the Maine Mariners, and while the outcome was the same on Sunday afternoon as the previous two meetings, the Railers looked like a completely different team in their 4-2 loss than fans saw in their previous couple of meetings. There are no moral... Continue Reading →
Railers lose 8-1 to Maine
The title says it all. I really have nothing to add other than showing the highlight of Jesse Nurmi's first North American pro goal. https://twitter.com/RailersHC/status/1987331121416110493 GAME NOTES Scratches for the Railers were Anthony Callin (Suspended, game 2 of 4), Kabore Dunn, Thomas Gale (14-day IR/Unknown), Anthony Hora (14-day IR/Unknown), Kolby Johnson (14-day IR/Unknown), Tyler Kobryn,... Continue Reading →
Blanked Railers can’t score again in 4-0 loss to Maine
Friday night, the Worcester Railers headed north to Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine, for the first of three in a row against the Maine Mariners this weekend, and Worcester's inability to put the puck in the net led to a 4-0 loss. They were outshot 49-27 in the game. With apologies to Adam Ant....... Continue Reading →