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ECHL: Shaw Boomhower Announces Retirement
Adirondack Thunder forward Shaw Boomhower has announced that he’s hanging up the skates after six seasons in the ECHL. Boomhower signed with Adirondack last off-season but only appeared in 18 games due to a knee injury. Despite an injury-riddled career, he would go out on a high note as he scored the game-winning goal in […]
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ECHL Game Recap: Maine Mariners vs Adirondack Thunder | 04/12/2025
The Adirondack Thunder wrapped up their home slate on Saturday Night in front of a franchise record 5,560 fans for the team’s 16th sellout of the season. On the ice, it would be a slow start for the Thunder as their first shot on goal came more than eight minutes in. Brian Carrabes would get […]
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ECHL Game Recap: Maine Mariners vs Adirondack Thunder| 04/11/2025
The Adirondack Thunder and Maine Mariners kicked off a three-in-three to finish the regular season. Adirondack would get some reinforcements back on Friday Night as Kevin O’Neil, Darian Skeoch, and Shaw Boomhower all returned to the lineup. For Boomhower, it was his first game since January 26th. Boomhower would make his presence felt right away […]
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PHOTOS: Adirondack Thunder vs. Worcester Railers – 04/06/2025
WORCESTER, Mass. – The Worcester Railers faced off against the Adirondack Thunder at the DCU Center in Worcester on Sunday afternoon, for their final home game of the regular season. The Adirondack Thunder coming off two back to back losses to the Railers on Friday and Saturday night, would push the game into an overtime […]
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ECHL: St. Cloud State Alum in the ECHL
St. Cloud State has many hockey players who have gone on to play at the professional level, including ten players currently in the ECHL. Chase Brand (2019-23) Forward Chase Brand spent four seasons at St. Cloud State, where he played in 117 games. Brand had 14 goals and 20 assists for 34 points. He had […]
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PHOTOS: Adirondack Thunder vs. Worcester Railers – 04/05/2025
WORCESTER, Mass. – The Worcester Railers hosted the Adirondack Thunder on Saturday evening at the DCU Center for the first of two games on the weekend. Coming off a 5-4 win over the Thunder in Glens Falls on Friday night, the Railers would keep their momentum rolling posting a 3-2 win, in a tightly played […]
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ECHL North Division Recap | Week 25
This divisional recap summarizes the North Division teams in the ECHL, focusing on their standings, recent game results, player milestones, and key statistics. We have just one week to go as the Trois-Rivieres Lions clinched the Division and the Norfolk Admirals punched their ticket to the Kelly Cup Playoffs last Wednesday. The Reading Royals and […]
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ECHL Game Recap: Adirondack Thunder vs Worcester Railers | 04/06/2025
The Adirondack Thunder and Worcester Railers met for the eighth and final time of the 2024-25 season, with Worcester winning five of the first seven games. For the Thunder, they would come out slow, but Jeremy Brodeur would bail them out early, making some big saves early to keep Adirondack in the game. Adirondack’s PK, […]
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ECHL Game Recap: Adirondack Thunder vs Worcester Railers | 04/05/2025
The three-in-three series between the Adirondack Thunder and Worcester Railers shifted to Worcester for the second of the three-game series. Michael Bullion would get the start for the Railers on Saturday. The 27-year-old goaltender had struggled against Adirondack, giving up 17 goals in his three games against the Thunder this season. It would be a […]
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ECHL Game Recap: Worcester Railers vs Adirondack Thunder | 04/04/2025
The Adirondack Thunder and Worcester Railers kicked off a three-in-three on Friday Night in Glens Falls. Adirondack would give up the opening goal as Matthew Kopperud cleaned up a rebound for his 16th of the season. The Thunder wouldn’t waste any time as Grant Loven fed Isaiah Fox in front to tie the game up. […]
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