The Worcester Railers and Reading Royals hooked up for the back half of their home and home series Saturday night at Santander Arena in the Keystone State, and it was more of the same as the Railers warm-body lineup continues to be unable to consistently compete in the ECHL in a 2-1 Railers loss. Early... Continue Reading →
Railers choke away late lead, lose 5-4 in overtime
The Worcester Railers hosted the Reading Royals Friday night at the DCU Center in their first home contest of the new year and held a 4-2 lead with under two and a half minutes to go, only to stand around and watch it disappear before losing 5-4 in overtime. It was their eighth consecutive loss... Continue Reading →
Worcester Hockey Alumni 2022-23 highlights, NHL week 12
With the twelfth week of the NHL season over we'll take a look back at some of the highlights from the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. Tuesday Joe Pavelski assist https://twitter.com/NHL/status/1607944356631134209 Tuesday Logan Couture assist (first tip) https://twitter.com/nopClips/status/1607947531249504259 Tuesday Ryan Carpenter hat trick https://twitter.com/WolfPackAHL/status/1607897887559516163 https://twitter.com/WolfPackAHL/status/1607905922327666689 https://twitter.com/WolfPackAHL/status/1607927747644649474 Wednesday Ryan Carpenter goal https://twitter.com/WolfPackAHL/status/1608289691018608643 Wednesday... Continue Reading →
Vesey nets two in Railers 4-3 shootout win over Maine
PORTLAND, ME -- The Worcester Railers made the trip north to Portland, Maine Sunday afternoon for a New Year's Day contest against the Mariners at Cross Insurance Arena, and after taking a 2-0 lead saw things slowly fall apart, finally ending up down a goal. Nolan's Vesey second of the game tied it and Henrik... Continue Reading →
Railers defense fails them again in 6-2 loss
The Worcester Railers closed out 2022 with a late afternoon matchup Saturday against the Maine Mariners at the DCU Center, and their downward spiral continued as their defense couldn't contain Maine at all as Worcester dropped their New Year's Eve contest 6-2. Since starting the season 9-0 the Railers have gotten just 19 points in... Continue Reading →
Railers skid continues with 4-3 loss to Thunder
The Worcester Railers went north to Glens Falls, New York Friday night for the last road game of 2022 and dug a hole too deep to climb out of after falling behind 3-0 to the Adirondack Thunder. Despite a furious comeback, the Railers couldn't get back to even and left the Cool Insuring Arena 4-2... Continue Reading →