Sharks Assigned 4

The San Jose Sharks have sent the following players to Worcester:

Mathieu Biron
Graham Mink
Tomas Plihal
Craig Valette

Also, Patrick Traverse was picked up off waivers from the Montreal Canadians.

PRESEASON GAME TONIGHT:

MANCHESTER VS. WORCESTER

MARLBORO, MA

NESC @ 8 P.M.

Sharks Lose Preseason Opener in Hartford 4-1

The Worcester Sharks opened their preseason slate last night as they traveled down to Simsbury, CT to take on the Hartford Wolf Pack. The teams skated a scoreless first period with a lot of end to end action. Worcester out shot the Pack in the frame 11-9, but unfortunately the Sharks’ netminders would get shelled for the rest of the game stopping 37 of 41 shots.

Bryce Lampman broke the scoreless tie in the second with a fluke goal. He missed fired on his shot and just trickled by McVicar who was fooled by the direction. Dwight Helminen and Martin Richter picked up assists on Lampman’s first goal of the young preseason. Hartford had a chance to make it 2-0 when they had a wide open net, but a huge sprawling save by McVicar kept it a one goal game. However, a few minutes later they did convert on their power play opportunity when Corey Potter’s slap shot found the back of the net. Hartford moved the puck well with the man advantage and Mike Gabinet and Jakub Petruzalek were credited with assists. Tough guy Ryan Constant showed a lot of emotion last night and dropped the helmets and gloves with Sharks defensemen Brennan Evans. The two dropped their gloves and flicked off their helmets before skating to center ice where the two danced. Constant threw small punches and Evans would just hold his jersey and throw small jabs before the linesmen broke them up. Although Ryan landed more punches, they were small, so therefore it was considered a draw.

Torry Gajda would score the Sharks first goal in franchise history when he came in on a 2 on 1 against Al Montoya. He would cut in on goal and fire a wrist shot between the circles that went stick side on Montoya. The goal was unassisted and the Sharks were still alive. Unfortunately, penalties killed any momentum the Sharks created as they often visited the box. Millbury native Marvin Degon, would score on a 5 on 3 power play for the Wolf Pack to give them their 2 goal lead once again. Quick passes from Laun Korpikoski and Ryan Constant would set up Degon who was in the high slot area. Then a few minutes later the Pack would make it a 4-1 game with a very controversial call. The puck appeared and sounded to go off the outside post, but the referee quickly pointed towards the net for the goal. Mark Lee would get credit for the blast from Martin Richter and Jakub Petruzalek.

Although the Sharks lost their preseason opener, they can take many positives out of the game. They are very deep at the goaltending position; all the goaltenders in camp would be dependable with a supportive defensive cast. They also played most of their rookies tonight with Evans, Olson, and Prudden being the only seasoned AHLers. Torry Gajda was the stand out for the Worcester Sharks last night and is hoping to stick with the big club.


SHARK ATTACK:

• They may not have scored many goals last night, but they sure do have a hard shot. Last night during warm ups a member of the Sharks broke a piece of glass behind the net. The game was delayed for a few minutes because they had to find another piece of glass
• While giving the first period wrap up, the announcer said “Shots on goal in the first period, for the Worcester IceCat’s 11”. It’s still good to know that some people remember the ‘Cats.
• Torry Gajda had a cheering section when he scored. His family lives in Westfield, MA which is about 15 minutes away from the rink. Also Tyler McGregor’s mother was in attendance. Also in attendance were former Springfield Falcon’s head coach Dirk Graham and current Portland’s Pirates assistant coach Bruce Crowder.

Lines
Prudden-Hooton-Gajda
McGregor-Przepriorka-Martin
Bonello-Snider-Rome
Olsen-Seney- Tremblay

Elzinga-Evans
Walsh-Hutchins
Levin- Songin

Starters in bold

First Day of Camp: Cavanagh Scores!

The Worcester Sharks opened training camp this Monday with an open practice at the DCU Center so the fans could see their new hockey team. There were about 200 fans in attendance as they watch the prospects battle it out in drills and then a gray vs. black scrimmage.

Josh Prudden opened up the scoring as he broke down the right side and shot a goal past Thomas Greiss to give gray the 1-0 lead. Brad Bonello, who switched jerseys half-way through the scrimmage, made it 2-0 when there was a 3-1 down low near the goal. Riley Armstrong picked up an assist on the goal. Black would cut the lead in half when Eric Przepiorka scored a goal off goaltender Dimitri Patzoid. Former Holy Cross standout Tyler McGregor would score a goal before the end of the half when he riffled a shot from the slot to beat Greiss high for team gray.

Shawn Snider would score the first goal of the 2nd half when he received a pass from Eric Przepiorka on a 2-1. Then John Wrobleski would tie the game up at 3 when he fired home a rebound off a Brennan Evans slap shot from the point. Gray would take the lead when Scott Seney found the back of the net, sliding one past Ryan MacDonald. Black would be awarded a penalty shot which Eric Przepiorka would convert on making it tied at 4. Brock Hooton made a nice centering pass right on the tape of Aston Rome’s stick who was able to score on netminder Ryan MacDonald. Evans would pick up the game tying goal just at the end of the game when he fired a shot off the face-off to send this game into a shoot out.

Shoot-Out Summary
Round 1) TEAL: Rome- FAILED- BLACK: Gajrda-FAILED
Round 2) TEAL: Darche- FAILED- BLACK: Kapar- FAILED
Round 3) TEAL: Armstrong- FAILED- BLACK Bonello- FAILED
Round 4) TEAL: Martin- FAILED- BLACK: Wroblewski- FAILED
Round 5) TEAL: Macho-SCORE, backhand top shelf- BLACK: Snider SCORE, Backhand
Round 6) TEAL: Prudden- FAILED- BLACK: Przepiorka- FAILED
Round 7) TEAL: Hooton-FAILED- BLACK: Cavanagh- SCORE, backhand

Notes:
Tyler McGregor would leave during the 2nd half with a towel full of blood in his mouth.

Seven More Cross Country

The San Jose Sharks announced that they’ve sent defensemen: Scott Ferguson, Dan Spang, Garrett Stafford, Brad Staubitz and forwards: Mathieu Darche, Michal Macho, Joe Pavelski down to Worcester.

Scott Ferguson spilt time between the Houston Aeros of the AHL and Minnesota Wild of the NHL last season. For the Aeros and Wild he played in 61 games, netting 5 goals and adding 8 assist. Scott brings leadership and experience to the Sharks as he has played in 218 NHL games.
Spang, who was a member of the Hockey East champion Boston University Terriers last season was a 2nd round draft pick back in 2002 for the Sharks. For the terriers he scored 9 goals and 22 assists in 40 games last season. He also spent 8 games playing on an ATO for the Cleveland Barons of the AHL last year. He is from Winchester, Massachusetts.

Garrett Stafford is an AHL All*Star who has spent the past 3 seasons in the San Jose organization. Before going pro, he played his colligate hockey at UNH. Last season he played in all 80 games for the Barons scoring 11 goals and 28 assist. He was signed as a free agent on December 9th, 2003.

Staubitz will be playing his second year in the organization as he signed a contract with the club on September 19th, 2005. The 22 year old played in 71 games with the Cleveland Barons last year picking up 6 assists. He also led the club in penalty minutes with 245.

Mathieu Darche is another veteran that can put in the net for Worcester this upcoming season. Last season Mathieu was overseas playing for the Duisburg Foxes of the DEL. In 2004-05 he spent the season in the AHL with the Hershey Bears playing in 79 games scoring 29 goals and 25 assists. He has played in 26 NHL games split between the Nashville Predators and Columbus Blue Jackets.

Michal was a 6th round draft pick back in 2000 for the San Jose Sharks. He’s spent the past 4 season in Slovakia playing hockey. Last season he only played in 44 games picking up 28 points for Bratislava Slovan Harvard.

Joe Pavelski is coming off a championship season with the Wisconsin Badgers who won the NCAA hockey championship last season. Last season for the Badgers he played in 41 games scoring 23 goals. Joe looks to pick up some summer classes in the summer so he can continue to get his degree later in life.

Tickets Almost Gone!

Individual game tickets for the Worcester Sharks inaugural season went on sale today at the DCU Center at 10 a.m. The early risers that waited in line got goodies such as donuts, coffee, a chance to win a Sharks sweatshirt, a spin on the prize wheel, and an opportunity to sign up to become a Worcester Sharks Booster Club member. The game is almost sold out — so get your tickets while they last!

Sharks Get 4 More
The San Jose Sharks have announced that netminders Thomas Greiss, Dimitri Patzold, and right wings Mike Iggulden, Lukas Kaspar will be attending the Worcester training camp that starts on Monday.

This will be the first season in North America for goaltender Thomas Greiss. He was selected in the third round of the 2004 draft. He played in 27 games last year for the Cologne Sharks in the DEL. Thomas is one of the best prospects for goalies in Europe.

This will be the 4th season in the United States for netminder Dimitri Patzold. Like Greiss, he too played for the Cologne Sharks in the DEL. Last season was a disappointing season while playing for the Cleveland Barons, with a record of 10-21 and a save percentage of .869%. He was selected by the Sharks in the 4th round of the 2001 NHL draft.

Mike Iggulden will be returning to the AHL again this season with the Sharks. He spent 4 years at Cornell University before signing an ATO to finish out the 2004-05 season with the Rochester Americans. He was invited to the Sharks camp last and found himself a contract. He signed as a free agent with the sharks on January 16th, 2006. Last year for the Barons he played in 77 games scoring 22 goals and adding 26 assist.

Lukas Kaspar was a first round draft pick for the Sharks back in the 2004 draft. The young right winger from the Czech Republic skated 76 games last year in a Barons uniform, scoring 14 goals and receiving 88 penalty minutes. Lukas just turned 20 on the 3rd of September.

SHARKS PRESEASON-
The San Jose Sharks are now 2-1 this preseason after picking up a 4-3 win over the Anaheim Ducks last night in Fresno, California. Former Holy Cross stand out Patrick Rissmiller scored for the Sharks during the second period. Craig Valette who will probably be sent down to Worcester also scored a goal when he redirected a Josh Gorges slap shot past Michael Leighton. Thomas Plihal, who is still looking to earn a spot on the big club, scored the game winner with 12 minutes left in the game. Their next game is Tuesday night as they travel up to British Columbia to take on the Vancouver Canucks.

Training Camp

September 24th
Team Meeting

September 25th
Practice: 5-8 p.m. DCU Center, Open to Public

September 26th
Practice: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. DCU Center

September 27th
Practice: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. DCU Center

September 28th
WORCESTER SHARKS @ HARTFORD WOLF*PACK
Simsbury, CT 7:05 p.m.

September 29th
MANCHESTER MONARCHS VS. WORCESTER SHARKS
New England Sports Center 8 p.m.
Marlboro, MA
$5 Tickets are very limited

September 30th
WORCESTER SHARKS @ MANCHESTER MONARCHS
Hooksett, NH 7:00 p.m.

October 2nd
Practice: 10:30 DCU Center

October 3rd
Practice: 10:30 DCU Center

Sharks Start Swimming In

Today the Worcester Sharks announced that center Tom Cavanagh and right wing Brock Hooton have been assigned to the Worcester Sharks training camp, which begins on Monday. Players are schedule to report on Sunday and will have a team meeting at night before hitting the ice.

Last year Tom played in 65 games for the Shark’s top affiliate scoring 10 goals and recording 21 points. Tom was selected by the Sharks in the 6th round of the 2001 entry-draft. Tom spent 3 years at Harvard University before joining the Sharks organization.

Brock was originally selected in the 5th round of the 2002 draft by the Ottawa Senators. He attend St. Cloud State the past 4 years where he played in 143 games for the Huskies scoring 62 points. He was signed to an ATO during training camp.

SHARK SIGNINGS

Ashton Rome, who was sent down to Worcester a little of a week ago, signed a 3 year deal.

AHL Rule Changes for 2006-07

The American Hockey League held its annual fall meeting at the league headquarter in downtown Springfield, Massachusetts this past Tuesday and approved the following rule changes:

All AHL skaters, regardless of age or experience, will be required to wear approved visors beginning this fall.

Requests for stick measurements during a shootout must be made prior to the referee blowing his whistle to begin a shootout attempt. If the stick is deemed to be legal, the requesting team forfeits its next shootout attempt; if the stick is deemed to be illegal, the offending team forfeits that attempt and the offending player becomes ineligible to participate in the rest of the shootout.

The home team now has the option of shooting first or second in a shootout. Previously, the visiting team always shot first.

The maximum allowed curvature of a player’s stick has been increased from half an inch (½”) to three-quarters of an inch (¾”).

The league took action against protecting their players after Jordan Smith, of the Portland Pirates, caught a puck to an eye and suffered a career-ending injury last season. Dave Andrews, President of the league, was happy about the rule being put in place “The safety of our world-class athletes remains a top priority, and after lengthy discussions with the Professional Hockey Players’ Association and medical experts, there is no doubt in our minds that this is necessary and the right thing to do.”

SHARKS BOOSTER CLUB MEETING: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST – 7 P.M.

The Worcester Sharks Booster Club will be holding their monthly meeting tomorrow night at the Worcester Public Library. All are welcomed to join the discussion and the fun. Meeting starts at 7 P.M. and approximately ends at 9.

*Quote & picture courtesy of the AHL

Brady Leisenring Assigned to Worcester

The Worcester Sharks, proud AHL affiliate of the San Jose Sharks, have announced that Brady Leisenring has been assigned to attend the Worcester Sharks training camp. Last year Brady played for Vermont University of Hockey East, where he was an assistant captain for 3 years, and also signed an ATO with the Cleveland Barons. For the Catamount’s last season he scored 11 goals and picked up 24 assists. Martin St. Louis, John LeClair, and Tim Thomas have played in Burlington, Vermont and are products of a strong Vermont University hockey program. Hopefully for the Sharks Brady and Matt Syroczynski will soon be added to that list. Brady recently played for the Sharks in the Pacific Shoot-Out picking up two points in the tournament.

*Photo courtesy of Hockey East

Battle of the Baystate

The Shark Tank is proud to announce that the Lowell Devils, Springfield Falcons, and the Worcester Sharks will be participating in the Battle of the Baystate. The team standings will only count when one team plays another team located in the Baystate. The Worcester Sharks play both the Springfield Falcons and the Lowell Devils 10 times each during the 2006-2007 season. Each team will have the chance to receive 40 points (2 for a win, 1 for a loss in OT or SO, 0 for a loss). The team with the most amount of points at the end of the regular season will be crowned the winner.

4 Assigned to Worcester

Today the parent San Jose Sharks sent 4 prospects to attend the Worcester Sharks training camp that begins on September 25th. Forwards- Jonathan Tremblay, Ashton Rome, Matt Syroczynski, Torry Gajda will all compete for a spot to make the AHL club.

Last year Tremblay split time between Kalamazoo and Quad City of the UHL and also played in one game with the Toledo Storm of the ECHL. He picked up 2 assist last season and racked up 80 PIMS. He was the Sharks 7th round pick in the 2003 NHL draft.

Rome, the 5th round pick for the Sharks in this year's draft, split time between Kamloops and Red Deer of the WHL. Ashton played in 65 games picking up 30 goals and 34 assist for a total of 64 points. He was selected by the Boston Bruins in the 4th round of the 2004 draft.

Matt Syroczynski started his college at Clarkson but then transferred to University of Vermont for his last two years. Last year for the Catamounts he played in 35 games recording 3 goals and 6 assists.

Torry Gajda is from Westfield, Mass and spent 4 years playing at Providence College. In 36 games for the Friar's he scored 14 goals and added 20 assists.

* Photo courtesy of the San Jose Sharks

30 Days of Hockey Begins

The Worcester Sharks have officially begun their 30 Days of Hockey campaign with many headlines. The Sharks held their press conference on Wednesday to a filled St. Vincent's Hospital atrium that followed with an ice cream social. Finz was on hand roaming around the crowd sporting the Shark's home jersey. The away jersey will be the same model as the home but will be teal instead on white. Also revealed was the third jersey that will be black with a teal and white stripe. The third jersey has the new Worcester mark for the crest. Also announced was that WTAG will be carrying all of the Shark's games home and away. Jamie Smock will be doing the play-by-play as he also has other responsibilities with the team. When you head to the games George Brown will be the public address announcer for this season. Another first for Worcester hockey will be that over 1/4 of the games will be on television. Charter Channel 3 will be covering 12 of the Sharks home games including opening night on October 14th! If you don't have those season tickets yet, you can get opening night tickets on September 23rd. Tickets will go on sale at 10:00 a.m. for all regular season games at the DCU Box Office.

A few announcements from the Sharks today are that they will be holding a radio show on Sunday's from 7-7:30 a.m. on news talk 580AM. Mike Lehr and Jamie Smock will be hosting the show where you can learn all the information about the Sharks. Also the Sharks have "taken hostage" a WRTA bus, which is covered with teal and Sharks logos. The Sharks also opened the first day of training camp up to the public. They want everyone to come to the DCU Center on September 25th and from 5-8 p.m. you can catch the new Sharks.

It's hard to believe that in only 2 weeks from today, the first home game ever for the Sharks will be played. In just 3 weeks it's their first regular season game on the road in Portland, ME. If you’re interested in seeing history and would like to be apart of that first away game contact the Booster Club at sharkbytesbc@gmail.com and for only $30 you'll get transportation and a ticket to a packed house.

Sharks Split Games Against Ducks

The 2006 Pacific Division shoot-out came to a complete Tuesday night and the Sharks found themselves to be in the bottom of the pile again. Although they did manage to pick up 4 points in 4 games, it wasn't enough to get them into the championship game. In the third and final game in the round robin format, the Sharks dominated the Ducks to even their record for the tournament at 1-1-1. Former University of Wisconsin stand out, Joe Pavelski, lead the scoring by getting two goals for the teal. Coach Sommer was really impressed with the rookie's play during the tournament “He was one of the best players on the ice tonight, and that goes for both teams.” Also tallying goals for the Sharks were Lukas Kaspar, Brady Leisenring, Torry Gajda, and Randy King. Marc-Edouard Vlasic was busy setting up plays as he recorded three assists. Taylor Drakes was a brick wall in net, only allowing one of Duck's shots get past him.

The two teams met the very next day but this time in the consolation game. This game would have a completely different turn out though. Lukas Kaspar once again scored for the Sharks but it wasn't enough as the Ducks of Anaheim beat the Sharks 2-1 in overtime.

San Jose will begin training camp tomorrow in San Jose, while training camp in Worcester will be opened on the 25th of September.

*Quote courtesy of the San Jose Sharks

Sharks Announce Pre-Season Slate

The Worcester Sharks have announced that they will be playing 3 pre-season games to prepare for their inaugural season in Central Massachusetts. The Sharks will open the short schedule on the road as they take on the Hartford Wolf Pack (New York Rangers) on Thursday, September, 28th in Simsbury, CT. Then the Sharks will play a home and home series with the Manchester Monarchs (Los Angeles Kings). The only home pre-season game will be held at the New England Sports Center in Marlboro, Mass on Friday, September 29th at 8 p.m. The very next night the two teams will be back at it as they finish off their pre-season schedule with a game in Hooksett, NH. Both away game times start at 7 p.m.

Stay tuned! You can catch all of the Sharks coverage in the Deep End!

PRESS CONFERENCE SET FOR 9/13

The Worcester Sharks are holding a press conference at St. Vincent's Hospital at Medical City on Wednesday, September 13th at noon. The event will be an ice cream social and will be held in the hospital's atrium. Several announcements concerning the upcoming season are scheduled to be released.

* Photo Courtesy of the Worcester Sharks

Kaspar Shines at The Tournament

The Shark's prospects were busy this weekend as they played 2 games against other Pacific Division rivals. Friday night the Sharks played against the Phoenix Coyotes. The Sharks got off to a good start taking a 5-2 lead into the third period, but managed to give up 3 in the third period to force overtime. Kyle Wilson scored 1:59 into overtime though to give the Coyotes the win. Kaspar looked like a leader out there on the ice, scoring on the first shift of the season. Coach Sommer was impressed with his play in the early going saying

"He was in front of the net and he really did some good things"

The Sharks were back out on the ice the very next night as they played the LA Kings. Although it was a different night, it wasn't a different outcome as they lost to the Kings 3-2. Most of the game they were shorthanded 13 times in the first 2 periods. All of the Kings goals came on the power-play with 2 of them being 5-on-3's. New to the North American game goaltender Thomas Greiss stopped 20 out of 23 shots faced. Lukas Kaspar found the score sheet when he made the game 3-2, but it was already too late as the Sharks prospects are 0-2 in the tournament. They will play the Ducks today at 4 p.m.

*Quote courtesy of the San Jose Sharks

Sharks Announce Roster For Upcoming Tournament

2006-07 Roster
63 *BARARUK, David LW
69 *BERNHARDT, Justin C
47 CAVANAGH, Tom C
68 *FELDE, Erik LW
56 *HOOTON, Brock RW
46 IGGULDEN, Mike C
43 KASPAR, Lukas RW
70 *LEISENRING, Brady C
52 MACHO, Michal C/RW
64 McGINN, Jamie LW
53 PAVELSKI, Joe C
54 ROME, Ashton RW
48 SETOGUCHI, Devin RW
42 TREMBLAY, Jonathan RW
57 DeLORY, James D
65 JOSLIN, Derek D
60 *KING, Randy D
61 *McCUE, Matt D
62 *POTUER, Graham D
51 SPANG, Dan D
67 VLASIC, Marc-Edouard D
58 WISHART, Ty D
33 DAKERS, Taylor G
1 GREISS, Thomas G

Sharks Get Ready To Battle In Pacific Shoot-Out

Later on this week some of the Young Guns will be putting on their Sharks jersey for the first time as they prepare to take on some of the best rookie talent in the Pacific Shoot-Out. The Sharks in the past haven't been great in the tournament and are looking for veteran rookies Mike Iggulden and Lukas Kasper to take charge. Below is the schedule:

Friday, Sept. 8
10:00 am San Jose practice
4:00 pm San Jose vs. Phoenix

Saturday, Sept. 9
Noon San Jose practice
7:00 pm Kings vs San Jose

Sunday, Sept. 10
11:15 am San Jose practice

Monday, Sept. 11
10:00 am San Jose practice
4:00 pm San Jose vs. Anaheim

Tuesday, Sept. 12
4:00 pm Consolation Game
7:00 pm Championship Game

Sharks Announce Schedule.

The Worcester Sharks recently released their inaugural season schedule. The first ever game in Sharks history will be up in Portland, Maine on October 6th, as they take on the Portland Pirates. Almost a week later on October 14th, those Pirates travel down to Worcester as Worcester hosts its first ever regular season home game. The Sharks will benefit with this schedule because they have 33 weekend dates! Of those 33 weekend dates: 15 Fridays, 13 Saturdays, and 5 Sundays. The Sharks will benefit from only having 1 Sunday game before the Super Bowl, which will help the attendance figures at the DCU Center.

2006-07 Home Games

OCTOBER
SAT 14 PORTLAND 7:00 PM
SAT 21 LOWELL 7:00 PM
FRI 27 PORTLAND 7:00 PM
SAT 28 MANCHESTER 7:00 PM

NOVEMBER
FRI 10 SAN ANTONIO 7:00 PM
SAT 11 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM
FRI 17 BRIDGEPORT 7:00 PM
SAT 18 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM
FRI 24 SPRINGFIELD 7:00 PM
SUN 26 HARTFORD 4:00 PM

DECEMBER
FRI 8 HARTFORD 7:00 PM
SAT 9 SPRINGFIELD 7:00 PM
SAT 16 MANCHESTER 7:00 PM
FRI 22 MANCHESTER 7:00 PM
SAT 23 LOWELL 7:00 PM
TUE 26 HARTFORD 7:00 PM
SAT 30 PORTLAND 7:00 PM

JANUARY
WED 3 SPRINGFIELD 7:00 PM
FRI 19 LOWELL 7:00 PM
WED 24 HOUSTON 7:00 PM
FRI 26 BINGHAMTON 7:00 PM
SAT 27 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM

FEBRUARY
FRI 2 BRIDGEPORT 7:00 PM
FRI 23 PORTLAND 7:00 PM
SUN 25 NORFOLK 7:00 PM
WED28 SPRINGFIELD 7:00 PM

MARCH
FRI 2 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM
SAT 3 NORFOLK 7:00 PM
SUN 4 SPRINGFIELD 4:00 PM
FRI 9 HARTFORD 7:00 PM
SAT 10 MANCHESTER 7:00 PM
FRI 16 HERSHEY 7:00 PM
SUN 18 PORTLAND 4:00 PM
WED 21 ALBANY 7:00 PM
SAT 24 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM


APRIL
WED 4 MANCHESTER 7:00 PM
FRI 6 HARTFORD 7:00 PM
WED 11 LOWELL 7:00 PM
FRI 13 PROVIDENCE 7:00 PM
SUN 15 LOWELL 4:00 PM

*Photo courtesy of Sharkspage