May 8 declared Rail Yard Dawgs Day
“It’s been an incredible tribute to our organization."
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“It’s been an incredible tribute to our organization."
Dawgs fans flocked back to the Berglund Center to coronate the champions.
ROANOKE, VA. – The Rail Yard Dawgs (7-2) won the President’s Cup for the first time in franchise history, defeating the Birmingham Bulls (5-5) 2-1 in a Game Four overtime victory at Berglund Center. Josh Nenadal scored Roanoke’s first goal, while captain Mac Jansen netted the winner, giving him the first and last goals of
After losing the lead with 10 seconds left in regulation, Roanoke’s first-year captain brought home a title in overtime.
The Berglund Center will soon be packed full of hockey fans rooting on the Rail Yard Dawgs.