DCU Center
Formerly Worcester Centrum (1982–2015)
Home Team Worcester Railers HC
League ECHL
Location Worcester, MA, USA
Capacity 12,239
Opened 2017
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DCU Center

DCU Center has been the home of Worcester Railers HC of the ECHL since 2017, located in Worcester, MA. It has a capacity of 12,239. The venue was previously known as Worcester Centrum (1982–2015).

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
AHL 371 10 Team PlanetUSA 14 – Team Canada 11 (2009-01-26) Worcester 0 – Lowell 1 (2009-03-28)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
AHL 10170 – Worcester vs Providence (2012-02-24) 658 – Hartford vs Hershey (2015-05-11)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2006 17 17
2007 41 41
2008 43 43
2009 48 48
2010 41 41
2011 40 40
2012 37 37
2013 38 38
2014 40 40
2015 26 26

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Other Teams & Events

AHL

  • Hartford Wolf Pack — Former home venue, 2015
  • Team Canada — All-Star venue, 2009
  • Team PlanetUSA — All-Star venue, 2009
  • Worcester Sharks — Former home venue, 1982–2015

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 1992–2005

NCAA Hockey (I)

  • Boston College Eagles — Neutral site venue, 2001–2016
  • Boston University Terriers — Neutral site venue, 2002–2006
  • Clarkson Golden Knights — Neutral site venue, 1999
  • Colorado College Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2001
  • Cornell Big Red — Neutral site venue, 2002–2018
  • Denver Pioneers — Neutral site venue, 1999
  • Harvard Crimson — Former postseason venue, 2016
  • Holy Cross Crusaders — Neutral site venue, 2016–2017
  • Maine Black Bears — Neutral site venue, 1999–2002
  • Miami University RedHawks — Neutral site venue, 2006–2008
  • Michigan Tech Huskies — Former postseason venue, 2022
  • Michigan Wolverines — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Minnesota Golden Gophers — Neutral site venue, 2001
  • Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs — Former postseason venue, 2012–2022
  • New Hampshire Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 1999–2003
  • North Dakota Fighting Hawks — Neutral site venue, 2001–2010
  • Providence Friars — Former postseason venue, 2016
  • UMass-Lowell River Hawks — Former postseason venue, 2014–2022
  • Western Michigan Broncos — Former postseason venue, 2022

While known as Worcester Centrum

AHL

  • Worcester IceCats — Former home venue, 1982–2015

Arena Football League

  • Massachusetts Marauders — Former home venue, 1988–1994

NLL

  • New England Blazers — Former home venue, 1989–1991

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