Roanoke scored two goals in the final period to force overtime.

"We know we fell short last year and there's a sense of that competitiveness," said Rail Yard Dawgs head coach Dan Bremner.

The Rail Yard Dawgs are back on home ice for a new season on October 18.

Dawgs end season in SPHL President's Cup Semifinals

Dawgs force Game 3 in SPHL President's Cup Semifinals

Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs fall on the road at Havoc

Brendan Pepe leads the team with three playoff goals thus far, highlighting his dynamic skill sets.

Austyn Roudebush made 30 saves in the home playoff victory Saturday night.

Roanoke netted two goals in a span of 31 seconds in the third period.

Playoff hockey is back in the Star City as the Rail Yard Dawgs continue their playoff quest. The Berglund Center is the place to be Friday night for a pivotal game two.

After falling in overtime of game one at Quad City, the Rail Yard Dawgs are eager to get a game two victory.

Quad City outlasted Roanoke 3-2 in overtime.

The Dawgs clinched a third-place finish for the postseason and their first-ever 70-point season.

Owen McDade recorded a hat trick in the victory Friday night.

The Dawgs got set to ring in the New Year in fashion after toppling Knoxville 5-4 in OT.

SPHL hockey, Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs 6, Huntsville Havoc 2.

Roanoke rallied to tie the score at 2, only to have the Havoc score two late goals for the regulation win.

Defending SPHL President's Cup Champions will square off against Evansville four times in the regular season.

The Rail yard Dawgs defeated Birmingham 5-4 in overtime to pull within one win of the SPHL title.

The Dawgs dominated late to pull away for a 4-2 opening game win.

"Stick with our identity and play a 60 minute hockey game" is Dawgs mentality in President's Cup Finals.

Dawgs fall 5-3 in game two loss at Peoria

The best-of-three series will start Wednesday night at the Berglund Center.

Roanoke won game won at Evansville 4-2

Rail Yard Dawgs face Evansville in first round of SPHL playoffs

The Dawgs fall to Pensacola 5-2 on Friday night.

The Dawgs outscore the

The Rail Yard Dawgs dashed Macon by an 8-3 count on Friday night.

Huntville nets 4 goals in the third period to break a 1-1 tie in Roanoke.

The Rail Yard Dawgs set a new mark for longest Franchise win streak on Friday night.

Rail Yard Dawgs score the win on its annual Teddy Bear Toss night!

The Rail Yard Dawgs are off to a great start to this year’s campaign, currently third in the standings, but that’s just one reason to get to the Berglund Center Saturday night.

Roanoke’s Brody Claeys stopped 20-of-22 shots.

Roanoke trails the President's Cup finals series 2-0 after a 7-3 loss in Game 2.

The Rail Yard Dawgs controlled play for most of the game, but came up inches short to the Peoria Rivermen in a 3-2 Game One Loss at the Peoria Civic Center on Thursday night. Travis Armstrong and Gehrett Sargis scored for Roanoke.

The community interest, and support of hockey in Roanoke has never been in doubt, dating back to the Roanoke Express. The reboot, the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs, are now busy adding an exciting chapter to that history.

The Rail Yard Dawgs get the road win and advance to its first ever SPHL President's Cup Final!

After a 5-3 semifinal victory, Roanoke's SPHL team acknowledged the fans of the star city for making the atmosphere difficult for opposing teams.

The Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs beat Huntsville 5-3 in the second round of the SPHL President’s Cup Semifinal Thursday night. Goals by Jeff Jones, Brant Sherwood, Nick Ford, and Sean Leonard helped put the Dawgs on top.

"I think our focus down the stretch has been discipline the whole way," said head coach Dan Bremner.

The Rail Yard Dawgs ended Huntsville’s nine-game winning streak, defeating the Havoc 4-2 at Berglund Center on Friday night. With Roanoke’s win and Birmingham’s loss to Knoxville, the Dawgs have clinched a spot in the 2022 President’s Cup Playoffs. Nick Ford, Travis Broughman, Brady Heppner, and Nick DeVito scored for Roanoke.

Roanoke is currently eighth in the SPHL standings.

The Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs beat the Macon Mayhem on Thursday 10-1. The nine goal win was the largest margin of victory in franchise history. The Dawgs are now in fifth place in the SPHL standings with a 16-7-6 record.

The Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs beat the Fayetteville Marksmen 3-2 on Saturday night. Sunday’s game is postponed to a later date due to snow, and the Dawgs will travel to Huntsville for games next Friday and Saturday.

CJ Stubbs scored Roanoke's lone goal in the opening period.

The Rail Yard Dawgs won their fifth home game in a row on New Year’s Eve, bullying the first-place Huntsville Havoc 4-1 at Berglund Center.

The Rail Yard Dawgs are in training camp, preparing for the new SPHL season.

ROANOKE, Va. – The Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs have announced that the franchise will opt out of the upcoming 2020-21 season. The organization made the announcement Tuesday, citing the “ongoing COVID-19 conditions that impact statewide restrictions on mass gatherings and events.”“Today is a tough day for the team,” said Rail Yard Dawgs President Mickey Gray. Robyn Schon, general manager of the Berglund Center, hopes fans continue to support the Rail Yard Dawgs. “We regret that we won’t see our beloved Dawgs hit the ice this season, but we understand the challenges and stand behind the organization’s decision. Along with the Rail Yard Dawgs, the Quad City Storm, Peoria Rivermen, Evansville Thunderbolts and Fayetteville Marksmen have opted out.

ROANOKE, Va. Call it a refresher as opposed to a rebranding, but Roanokes minor league hockey club spruced up the only look this team has had since being announced in November of 2015. While the colors remain the same, the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs have upgraded the original logo and redesigned the teams jerseys in advance of the 2020-21 SPHL season. Last season we began kicking around ideas for a new logo, said Rail Yard Dawgs Vice President Alexandra Martin. A local designer, John Comstock of Magnets USA in Vinton, gets and assist on the new look. Comstock has been a devoted fan of the team since their first season.

ROANOKE, Va. With the uncertainty surrounding sports on the daily, Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs President, Mickey Gray, knows anything can change at the drop of a hat. One of those changes has been the usual October start date for the Southern Professional Hockey League. Weve been selling a lot of jerseys, a lot of merchandise, that type of stuff in the summer. The bottom line is, our season ticket holders and sponsors have once again taken care of us. With current phase 3 government regulations, entertainment venues must adhere to social distancing guidelines and can only have 1,000 spectators.