The Worcester Railers fought hard on Friday night against the Norfolk Admirals, ultimately coming out on top with a 6-5 victory in overtime. After being behind for much of the game, the Railers scored two goals early in the third period to take the lead, only to allow a tying goal late in the game. Riley Piercey scored the game-winning goal in overtime, securing two crucial points for Worcester.
With this win, the Railers have regained fourth place in the North Division, surpassing the Reading Royals by two points. Coach Nick Tuzzolino commended his team for their perseverance and ability to stay focused during the game. Worcester made a strong comeback after being down at various points in the game, showing resilience and determination.
The Railers also showcased their defensive prowess by killing five penalties without allowing a goal, including a crucial two-man down situation in the second period. In addition, the team saw contributions from multiple players, with goals coming from six different skaters.
The game was a high-intensity battle, with both teams fighting hard to secure a victory. Worcester’s goalie, Michael Bullion, played a key role in the win with 23 saves. The team’s power play unit also had success, scoring two goals on five opportunities.
The Railers will face off against the Admirals again on Saturday night to wrap up the three-game series. With the playoff race heating up, every game is crucial for Worcester as they continue their push towards the postseason.
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