Worcester Railers HC at Greensboro Gargoyles

November 14th, 2026

First Horizon Coliseum

Meeting 2 of 6 vs. Greensboro this season

The Railers are 2-0-0-0 against the Gargoyles this season.

RAILERS GRAB TWO STRAIGHT FROM GARGOYLES IN 3-2 WIN

Anthony Repaci scored his first of the season.

Worcester, MA – The Worcester Railers HC (4-6-0-0, 8 pts) beat the Greensboro Gargoyles (5-4-3-0, 13 pts) at First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina by a final score of 3-2 in front of a crowd of 5,634. The Railers are back in action against the Gargoyles on Sunday afternoon at First Horizon Coliseum for a 3:00pm puck drop.

Worcester opened the scoring at 3:33 when Stevie Moses (3rd) found the back of the net, off an assist from Jordan Kaplan to give the Railers an early 1-0 lead. Greensboro responded at 17:43 as Chase Lefebvre (1st) tied the game at one, assisted by Artyom Borshyov and Austen May. Greensboro held a slight 8-7 advantage in shots on goal through the opening period. The Railers also took two minor penalties, with Cam McDonald called for cross-checking at 6:40 and Caige Sterzer assessed a tripping minor at 15:41. Both teams headed into the first intermission tied at 1-1.

The second period featured plenty of action, but neither team was able to find the back of the net as the game remained tied 1-1. Both sides continued to increase their offensive pressure and generate scoring opportunities, with Lincoln Hatten coming especially close to putting Worcester back in front after ringing a shot off the post. The period also featured three penalties, all resulting in power-play opportunities. Greensboro's Matthew Quercia was called for tripping at 11:02, followed by Patrick Kudla, who was assessed a two-minute minor for interference at 16:30, giving Worcester two opportunities on the man advantage. However, the Gargoyles successfully killed off both penalties. Worcester's MacAuley Carson was then called for tripping at 19:57, giving Greensboro a power play heading into the third period. Greensboro outshot Worcester 14-11 in the period, bringing the overall shots to 22–18 in favor of the Gargoyles through 40 minutes.

The third period featured plenty of energy, with both teams trading chances and putting pressure on the opposing goaltenders. Worcester went on the power play at 4:42 after Greensboro's Ethan Leyh was called for slashing, but the Gargoyles successfully killed off the penalty to keep the game tied. After several strong opportunities at both ends of the ice, Worcester finally broke through at 17:16 when Anthony Repaci (1st) ripped a shot from the right circle, sniping it past goaltender Tyler Brennan for Greensboro for his first goal of the season to give the Railers a 2-1 lead late. Cole Donhauser picked up the assist on the go-ahead goal. The Gargoyles pulled the goalie to try to tie the game, but it didn't work as the Railers put another on the scoresheet. Worcester added another goal at 19:14 when Declan McDonnell (2nd) found the empty net, with goaltender Gabriel Carriere picking up the assist. McDonnell's second goal of the season gave the Railers a 3-1 lead. Greensboro answered just 26 seconds later, as Victor Hadfield (1st) scored at 19:40, assisted by Chase Lefebvre and Gleb Trikozov, cutting the lead to 3-2. Despite the late push, the Railers held on through the final seconds to secure the victory. The win extends the Railers' winning streak to two games and marks their first back-to-back wins of the season.

Notes:

Three Stars: 3rd Star: Stevie Moses (1-0-1, +1, 2 shots), 2nd Star: Anthony Repaci (1-0-1, +1, 6 shots), 1st Star: Declan McDonnell (1-0-1, +2, 2 shots) … Final shots were 32-28 in favor of Greensboro.…Gabe Carriere (2-2-0-0) made 30 saves on 32 shots for Worcester … Tyler Brennan (0-1-0-0) made 25 saves on 27 shots Greensboro … Both teams went 0-3 on the power play.… Michael Suda (DNP), Riley Ginnell (DNP) and Will Lavalliere (DNP) did not dress for Worcester...

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