WORCESTER – The Worcester Railers defeated the Adirondack Thunder, 3-2, on Monday morning in front of 8,080 fans at DCU Center
After no scoring in the first period, Jarrett Lee helped set up Cole Tymkin to give the Thunder the lead. Lee intercepted the puck and started a rush into the offensive zone. Lee sent the puck to Tymkin and he beat goaltender Gabriel Carrier for the 1-0 lead. The goal was Tykin’s first of the year with Lee collecting the lone assist at 17:57 of the second.
The lead didn’t last long as Lincoln Hatten collected a rebound after a Jeremy Brodeur save. Hatten fired the puck over the left pad of Brodeur for his first of the year with assists from Jordan Kaplan and Ryan Wheeler. The goal came 54 seconds after Adirondack’s goal and the game was tied heading into the third period.
In the third period, Worcester took the lead on a fluke goal. Adirondack tried clearing the puck out from above the crease, and sent it off of Charlie Leddy and into the net for an own goal. It was credited to Jordan Kaplan at 9:46 and the Railers took a 1-2 lead.
Stevie Moses gave Worcester a 3-1 lead as he skated down the right side, cut to the center of the ice, and fired a wrist shot over the shoulder of Jeremy Brodeur and into the net. The goal was Moses’ second of the year, unassisted, and came at 14:14 of the third.
Adirondack got one back late in the third on the power play as Tristan Ashbrook rifled a wrister over the left shoulder of goaltender Gabriel Carriere to get within one. The goal was Ashbrook’s fourth of the year with assists from Patrick Grasso and Cole Tymkin with the net empty with 58 seconds left in the third. The 3-2 score held up as the final.
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