Adirondack Thunder

Thunder Thoughts: Noah Corson

The ECHL is a league with many untold stories, and my goal is to unveil those stories to my readers. Today we will look at the story of Noah Corson, who started skating at three years old and a year later began playing hockey a year later. The Corson family is filled with hockey history […]

Third-Period Comeback Not Enough For Thunder to Hop Over Swamp Rabbits

The Adirondack Thunder welcomed their first opponent other than the Worcester Railers tonight as they welcomed the Greenville Swamp Rabbits to town for the first time since October 24th, 2017. Despite seeing a new opponent, things wouldn’t change for the Thunder as once again they would be chasing the game; as the Swamp Rabbits would […]

Short-Handed Thunder Snap Worcester’s Record Start

It was a huge weekend for the Adirondack Thunder this weekend, as they were coming off a weekend in Trois-Rivieres, where they took three of four points while picking up their first win of the weekend. Before the weekend series, the Thunder had picked up defencemen Brandon Fehd and Matt Steif to help with some […]

Things Are Looking Up North Of The Border For The Adirondack Thunder

“En Depit de l’adversite ils ont finalement triomphe” is a quote from le Cid by Pierre Corneille, which perfectly describes the weekend for the Thunder. Adirondack came into this weekend badly needing something to go their way, and that’s exactly what they got during the two-game series in Trois-Rivieres, where they walked away with three […]

Thunder Get Spooked By Railers As Losing Woes Continue

“I don’t even think it’s that we haven’t played well, are breakdowns are huge, we’re just giving it to the them, Ya, they’re good, but we suck right now,” was Head Coach Pete MacArthur’s response to if Worcester was the better team or not, and his quote perfectly describes the past weekend for the Thunder. […]

Adirondack Opens Season On the Wrong Track

WORCESTER, MASS.- It was opening weekend for the Adirondack Thunder as they traveled to Worcester, Massachusetts, to take on the Worcester Railers. It would be another battle of former players turned head coaches as Jordan Lavalle-Smotherman also turned in his skates for a whistle as he was named head coach of the Worcester Railers. However, […]

Adirondack Thunder Announce Season-Opening Roster

The Adirondack Thunder have announced their season-opening roster ahead of Saturday Night’s game vs. Worcester Railers. Adirondack will take advantage of the 21-man roster for the first 30 days of the season; they also placed two guys on reserve and two on IR to start the season. The roster is as follows: Isaac Poulter, G; […]

Adirondack Sweeps Reading In Preseason Series

The Adirondack Thunder swept their preseason series vs. the Reading Royals as they won by a score of 4-1 on Friday Night and 3-1 on Saturday Night. This is huge for the Thunder as they officially begin the Pete MacArthur on Saturday Night on the road vs. the Worcester Railers. There are a few takeaways […]

Adirondack Thunder Look Ahead To Preseason Series With Royals

The Adirondack Thunder begin their preseason home and home on Friday Night vs. Reading Royals. Adirondack has yet to make any cuts, and there won’t be any cuts as Pete MacArthur that all the skaters on the training camp roster will see ice time, as well as goaltenders Jake Theut, Mareks Mitens, and Isaac Poulter. […]

Jake Theut Hopes He Can Inspire The Thunder Locker Room During Training Camp

When you search the name Jake Theut on Elite Prospects or HockeyDB or just in your google search engine you may find the likes of DeLaSalle High from over twelve years ago, or the 17 games in the NCAA in Northeastern University from 2013-2017 or maybe a transfer year playing with the likes of Jacksonville Icemen forward Matt Salhany,but you definitely won’t find anything on the 28 year old, hailing from Washington, MI on if he even knew who head coach Pete MacArthur was until this summer when Theut joined 3ICE.