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Worcester Sharks Wiki Information
The Worcester Sharks
are a professional ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. The franchise is located in Worcester, Massachusetts. The Sharks and the city of Worcester hosted the 2009 AHL All-Star Classic.
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History
On January 6, 2006, the San Jose Sharks announced that they were moving their American Hockey League affiliate, the Cleveland Barons, to Worcester, Massachusetts. The Sharks played their first home game on October 14, 2006, in front of a sold-out 7,230 fans in a shootout loss to the Portland Pirates. The Sharks play their home games at the DCU Center in Downtown Worcester. The Sharks qualified for the postseason in their first season, but were knocked out in 6 games by the Manchester Monarchs in the first round. The team's second season was one of disappointment, with the team failing to make the playoffs and finishing below .500. The Sharks' main rival is the Providence Bruins.
This market was previously served by:
- Worcester IceCats (1994–2005) - affiliated with the St. Louis Blues
Season-by-season results
Regular season
Season
| Games
| Won
| Lost
| OTL
| SOL
| Points
| Goals for
| Goals against
| Standing
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2006–07
| 80
| 41
| 28
| 3
| 8
| 93
| 247
| 244
| 4th, Atlantic
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2007–08
| 80
| 32
| 37
| 5
| 6
| 75
| 216
| 258
| 6th, Atlantic
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2008–09
| 80
| 42
| 35
| 1
| 2
| 87
| 223
| 223
| 4th, Atlantic
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Playoffs
Season
| 1st round
| 2nd round
| 3rd round
| Finals
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2006–07
| L, 2–4, Manchester
| —
| —
| —
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2007–08
| Out of Playoffs
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2008–09
| W, 4-2, Hartford
| L, 2-4, Providence
| —
| —
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Team records
- Current leaders through games played on April 27, 2009
- Source
Game
Largest crowd
- 7,406 (102.4% capacity) on April 11, 2009 vs. Providence.
Goals by the team
- 7, done 3 times.
Goals by one player
- 5 (3 in regulation, 2 in shootout) - Mike Iggulden vs. Portland, January 18, 2008.
Saves
- 51 - Thomas Greiss vs. Hartford, April 6, 2008.
Season
Goals:
35 - Mathieu Darche, 2006–07
Assists:
47 - Ryan Vesce, 2008–09
Points:
80 - Mathieu Darche, 2006–07
Penalty minutes:
211 - Brennan Evans, 2007–08
Plus/minus:
+23 - Brennan Evans, 2006–07
Goaltending wins:
30 - Thomas Greiss, 2008–09
GAA:
2.47 - Thomas Greiss, 2008–09
SV%:
.912 - Thomas Greiss, 2006–07
Franchise
Goals:
59 - Mike Iggulden and Riley Armstrong
Assists:
79 - Lukas Kaspar
Points:
125 - Lukas Kaspar
Penalty minutes:
381 - Brennan Evans
Goaltending wins:
74 - Thomas Greiss
Shutouts:
3 total, 1 each - Dimitri Patzold, Taylor Dakers, and Thomas Greiss
Games played:
208 - Riley Armstrong
Current roster
- Numbers courtesy of the Worcester Sharks on theahl.com
- As of July 22, 2009.
Goaltenders
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#
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| align=left
| Player
| Pos.
| Catches
| Date of birth
| Place of birth
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29
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| Thomas Greiss
| G
| L
| January 26, 1986
| Cologne, Germany
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32
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| Alex Stalock
| G
| L
| July 28, 1987
| Saint Paul, Minnesota
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35
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| Kyle Jones
| G
| L
| August 22, 1983
| North Delta, British Columbia
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Defensemen
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#
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| align=left
| Player
| Pos.
| Shoots
| Date of birth
| Place of birth
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-
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| Joe Callahan
| D
| R
| December 20, 1982
| Waltham, Massachusetts
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-
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| Danny Groulx
| D
| L
| June 23, 1981
| LaSalle, Quebec
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5
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| Jason Demers
| D
| R
| June 9, 1988
| Dorval, Quebec
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7
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| Brendan Buckley - A
| D
| R
| February 6, 1977
| Needham, Massachusetts
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8
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| Mike Moore
| D
| L
| December 12, 1984
| Calgary, Alberta
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10
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| Joe Loprieno
| D
| R
| October 8, 1986
| Bloomington, Illinois
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25
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| Derek Joslin - A
| D
| L
| March 17, 1987
| Richmond Hill, Ontario
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26
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| Michael Wilson
| D
| L
| May 8, 1987
| North Vancouver, British Columbia
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27
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| Nick Petrecki
| D
| L
| July 11, 1989
| Schenectady, New York
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Forwards
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#
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| align=left
| Player
| Pos.
| Shoots
| Date of birth
| Place of birth
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-
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| Dwight Helminen
| C
| L
| June 22, 1983
| Hancock, Michigan
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-
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| Jed Ortmeyer
| F
| L
| September 3, 1978
| Omaha, Nebraska
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-
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| Dean Strong
| F
| L
| July 17, 1985
| Mississauga, Ontario
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-
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| T.J. Trevelyan
| F
| L
| March 6, 1984
| Mississauga, Ontario
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6
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| Brad Staubitz
| LW
| R
| July 28, 1984
| Edmonton, Alberta
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9
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| Tom Cavanagh
| C
| L
| March 24, 1982
| Warwick, Rhode Island
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11
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| P.J. Fenton
| F
| L
| August 26, 1985
| Springfield, Massachusetts
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12
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| Matt Jones
| RW
| R
| January 13, 1986
| Kentwood, Michigan
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14
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| Frazer McLaren
| LW
| L
| October 29, 1987
| Winnipeg, Manitoba
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15
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| Steven Zalewski
| C
| L
| August 20, 1986
| New Hartford, New York
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17
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| Ryan Vesce - C
| RW
| R
| April 7, 1982
| Lloyd Harbor, New York
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18
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| Cory Larose
| C
| L
| May 14, 1975
| Campbellton, New Brunswick
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21
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| Matt Fornataro
| C
| R
| June 26, 1985
| Calgary, Alberta
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23
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| Dan DaSilva
| RW
| R
| April 30, 1985
| Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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33
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| Andrew Desjardins
| C
| L
| July 27, 1986
| Lively, Ontario
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37
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| Logan Couture
| C
| L
| March 28, 1989
| London, Ontario
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44
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| Jamie McGinn
| LW
| L
| August 5, 1988
| Fergus, Ontario
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Staff
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Title
| Staff member
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Head coach
| Roy Sommer
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Assistant coach
| David Cunniff
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Head athletic trainer
| Matthew White
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Equipment manager
| Vinny Ferraiuolo
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Strength and conditioning assisstant
| Jaime Rodriguez
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NHL alumni
- Mathieu Darche
- Jamie McGinn
- Torrey Mitchell
- Dimitri Patzold
- Joe Pavelski
- Tomas Plihal
- Devin Setoguchi
Notables who have played for the Sharks
- Steve Bernier
- Matt Carle
- Josh Gorges
- Claude Lemieux
- Douglas Murray
- Sandis Ozolinsh
- Marc-Edouard Vlasic
- Ty Wishart
- Riley Armstrong
- Lukas Kaspar
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