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Game Story Glens Falls, NY – The Worcester Railers took their first three-hour bus trip on Wednesday for their inaugural match against the Adirondack Thunder this season. Railers took a loss in their first matchup since last season’s Kelly Cup Playoffs,
Game Story Worcester, MA – The Worcester Railers took on the Maine Mariners for their home opener in front of a crowd of 8,853 at the DCU Center on Saturday. Railers came up top 4-1. Mitch Gillam had another solid
Game Story Reading, PA – After picking up a big win over the Reading Royals in overtime on Saturday, the Worcester Railers returned to the Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania for game two of their opening weekend. Railers took a
Game Story Reading, PA – The Worcester Railers kicked off their second season in the ECHL against the Reading Royals at the Santander Arena on Saturday night. They entered the season on a high note, defeating the Reading Royals in
With the beginning of the season just days away, the Railers are ready to improve from the successes as one of last year’s expansion teams. As a team that slid into playoff position late into the season despite having the
The Worcester Blades announced on Sunday that the team will be taking part in a first-ever doubleheader at the DCU Center on Saturday, November 17. In the announcement, Blades General Manager Derek Alfama expressed the excitement the team has to be playing
Game Story Exeter, NH — Railers picked up a win in the their only pre-season match of the 2018-19 season on Saturday Night. Josh Holmstrom put the Railers on the board mid-way through the first period, making a solid block
Monday/Tuesday Transactions Bridgeport assigned Mike Cornell and the NY Islanders assigned 2016 7th Round Draft pick David Quenneville to Worcester on Tuesday. Without speaking too soon, it looks like Cornell will return to his captain role with Almeida being the
The Worcester Railers have gained four players from the Bridgeport Sound Tigers on Sunday. According to ECHL Transactions, the Sound Tigers have assigned Mitch Gillam, Ryan MacKinnon, Tyler Mueller, and Josh Holmstrom. Dylan Willick, Woody Hudson, Nick Sorkin, and Tommy
Header Photo: Rome celebrates a shorthanded goal on November 19, 2017, against the Manchester Monarchs. (Courtesy: Rich LeBlanc/Worcester Railers) Ashton Rome will retire after 12 seasons in the AHL, ECHL, and the DEL, as confirmed to Woo Hockey this afternoon.