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The Railers played their first game on October 14, 2017, defeating the Monarchs 4–3 at the DCU Center in front of a crowd of 12,135. The first goal scored in franchise history was by forward Wade Murphy. The Railers qualified for the playoffs in their first season, losing to the Adirondack Thunder in the first round.
Three years after the Railers debuted in Worcester, Deraney visited the DCU Center to congratulate David Cunniff, the son of John, on becoming the second coach in franchise history in November 2019.
Mike Myers, his dog and a slew of Railers players and staff enjoyed hosting 4th graders from Worcester for their 'Skate to Success' program on Tuesday
The team name was revealed on April 3 to be the Worcester Railers. [4] This market was previously served by: Worcester Warriors (1954–1956) - members of the Eastern Hockey League (1954–55) and Atlantic Hockey League (1955–56) Worcester IceCats (1994–2005) - affiliated with the St. Louis Blues
The Worcester Railers began play in the 2017–18 season in the ECHL. [4] In 2018, the former Boston Blades of the Canadian Women's Hockey League moved to Worcester as the Worcester Blades playing out of the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center. However, the entire CWHL folded in 2019.
Deraney, 59, brings 35 years of collegiate and professional coaching experience to Worcester. Prior to joining the Railers, Deraney was the coach of the Providence College women’s hockey team ...
Matthew Gaudreau played in 127 career ECHL games with the Railers and then the Reading Royals from 2017 to 2022, accumulating 100 points (35 goals and 65 assists).
The Worcester Warriors were a professional ice hockey team located in Worcester, Massachusetts. They played 2 seasons from 1954–1956, the first year in the Eastern Hockey League and the second in the Atlantic Hockey League. The city is now home to the Worcester Railers HC of the ECHL.