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

Dawgs end season in SPHL President's Cup Semifinals

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.

Brooke and Eric sit down with the 2023 President’s Cup champion coach Dan Bremner to learn the rules of hockey.

In lieu of not having an official education day game, the Rail Yard Dawgs held an intersquad scrimmage.

Roanoke's SPHL franchise won its first ever President's Cup championship but understands a brand new season is on the horizon.

The Rail Yard Dawgs won the President’s Cup 2-1 in OT Tuesday night.

Roanoke will play 2 of its 3 remaining regular season games at home.

The Rail Yard Dawgs are coming off another historic season where they reached the SPHL President's Cup Championship series.

The Rail Yard Dawgs held a 2-0 lead in the second period.

Nick Ford recorded a hat trick, the first playoff hat trick in franchise history.

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.

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.

Confidence is at an all-time high for Roanoke after knocking off top-seeded Knoxville in the first round.

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

Roanoke is currently eighth in the SPHL standings.

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

ROANOKE, Va. – We are entering year three of the Rail Yard Dawgs hockey franchise, and there are high expectations for a team that has an identity that includes new faces and a fresh outlook. Head coach Dan Bremner enters his first full season with the Dawgs after taking over last December. He's made some off-season moves that align with the Dawgs' style of play by adding other players from the league including the bruiser Cody Dion, from Peoria. I think it's going to be fast, good defensive systems. The Dawgs will host a preseason game Saturday against Fayetteville, and the home opener will be Oct. 20 at the Berglund Center.