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Worcester's Steven Zalewski and Benn Ferriero scored in the final five minutes to force overtime, but the Manchester Monarchs went 5 for 8 in the shootout to defeat the Sharks, 5-4, at the Verizon Wireless Arena last night.

The Sharks won 2-1 at home Oct. 30. ABOUT THE SOUND TIGERS -- Bridgeport played at home Friday against Lowell.

The Worcester Sharks hit the Thanksgiving holiday with just a little over a quarter of their season over.

The Worcester Sharks extended their winning streak to three games after a 3-2 victory over the Springfield Falcons Wednesday night at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Massachusetts in front of an announced crowd of 2,536. The trip from Worcester to Springfield is usually just an hour ride down the Mass Turnpike, but on the day before ...

The Worcester Sharks used two third period goala against the Providence Bruins to defeat their Route 146 rivals 3-2 Saturday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island in front of an announced crowd of 5,728. The win snapped the WorSharks franchise record seven game losing streak.

Despite outshooting the Pirates, 33-21, the Worcester Sharks lost their franchise-record seventh straight game, 3-1, last night at the Cumberland County Civic Center.

Predicting the future of an AHL rookie is like predicting which cars will run the stop signs at Kelley Square.

Tyler Eckford scored twice on the power play and the Lowell Devils stretched their winning streak to four games in a 5-1 win versus the Worcester Sharks, last night.

It was never a realistic thought, the idea that the Sharks could go through an entire season without a game like this.

For the first time all season the Worcester Sharks were totally outplayed by an opponent, but some key saves by rookie netminder Alex Stalock kept the WorSharks in the game all night.

It was Halloween weekend, after all, which is probably why the Sharks and Falcons all dressed as Dennis Bonvie impersonators yesterday.

Monday 26 Oct 2009 Evgeny Grachev and P.A. Parenteau Each Score Twice For Hartford Wolf Pack In 4-3 Win Over Worcester Sharks Monday, October 26, 2009 at 08:15AM MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com -HARTFORD, Conn.

Thomas Greiss is still the gold standard for goaltending around here, but Alex Stalock is way ahead of Greiss in one regard.

It sounds a little backward, but the Sharks have learned how to beat the Wolf Pack in the playoffs.

The Worcester Sharks scored only a single goal, but that was good enough for a 1-0 overtime victory over the Springfield Falcons Saturday night at the DCU Center in front of 3,222 fans.

Despite being a team that contains mostly rookies, it was three veteran players that lead the Worcester Sharks to a 3-2 overtime victory over the Providence Bruins in a battle of the Route 146 rivals Friday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island in front of 5838 fans.

The Worcester Sharks used their young legs to their full advantage as they played their second game in 20 hours Sunday afternoon at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, and that youthful exuberance helped them along to a 5-3 victory over the Albany River Rats in front of 2,012 snow dodging fans.

The Sharks' home opener had a little bit of everything a hockey crowd would love.

With a roster that contains 14 rookies everyone knows there will be some bumps in the road over an 80 game season.

WORCESTER SHARKS HOME OPENER Keith Topor of Worcester paints a logo on the DCU Center ice in preparation for tomorrow night's Sharks home opener.