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Wilson, Varsa Lead Rebels Past Titans 2–0 to Snap Seven-Game Skid
The Philadelphia Rebels snapped a seven-game losing streak Saturday night with a 2–0 win over the New Jersey Titans at the Middletown Sports Complex. Cam Wilson scored both goals, and goaltender Ben Varsa stopped all 33 shots for his first shutout of the season.
Titans Blank Rebels 3-0 Behind Nikolaev’s Shutout
The Rebels were held off the scoresheet in a 3-0 loss to the New Jersey Titans on Friday night at Hollydell Ice Arena. Goaltender Ilja Nikitins stopped 38 shots in the effort.
Rebels, Titans Set for Home-and-Home Clash
The Philadelphia Rebels and New Jersey Titans meet for a pivotal home-and-home this weekend. Philadelphia, on a six-game losing streak, will rely on Johnny Conlin, Charlie Spencer and newcomer Benson Grande. New Jersey enters on a two-game winning streak, led by Blake Jones and goaltender Tyler Rounds. Friday’s opener is at 7:30 p.m. at Hollydell Ice Arena, with Saturday’s rematch at 5:30 p.m. in Middletown.
Rebels Shut Out on the Road by Maryland
The Rebels were blanked on the road Tuesday, falling 2-0 to the first-place Maryland Black Bears despite a strong 33-save effort from goaltender Ilja Nikitins
Game Preview: Rebels Travel to Face Division-Leading Maryland Black Bears
The Rebels head to Maryland for an 11 a.m. matchup against the first-place Black Bears on Tuesday, looking to snap a five-game skid and hand Maryland its first regulation loss in nearly a month.
Cam Wilson Commits to Lindenwood University
Philadelphia Rebels forward Cam Wilson has committed to Lindenwood University. Wilson joins teammate Ryan Tserlin in pledging to play for new Lindenwood head coach Keith Fisher.
Rochester Jr. Americans top Philadelphia Rebels 4-1
The Rochester Jr. Americans jumped out to an early lead and held on to defeat the Philadelphia Rebels 4-1 on Saturday night, handing Philadelphia their fifth straight loss. Ryan Shaw and Owen King each scored twice for Rochester, while Florian Wade stopped 12 of 13 shots in goal. Charlie Spencer had Philadelphia’s lone goal, but the Rebels were outshot 44-13 and struggled to generate consistent scoring chances.
Rebels Come Up Short in Series Opener Against Rochester
The Philadelphia Rebels dropped the first game of their weekend series against the Rochester Jr. Americans on Friday night, falling 4–1 at Hollydell Ice Arena. Billy Sheridan scored in his season debut after returning from injury, but the Rebels couldn’t overcome an early deficit. The two teams will meet again Saturday afternoon as the Rebels look to bounce back and even the series.
