Sharks rout Ducks 10-0 as Stenberg scores three in San Jose

Stenberg leads Sharks in historic blowout

Ivar Stenberg was the central figure in a one-sided affair at the SAP Center at San Jose, where the San Jose Sharks dismantled the visiting Anaheim Ducks with a 10-0 victory on Friday, September 25, 2026. The home team controlled the game from the opening faceoff, outscoring the Ducks 5-0 in the first period, 2-0 in the second, and 3-0 in the third.

Stenberg finished with three goals and one assist for four points, while Michael Misa contributed three assists. The Sharks (1-1-1, 3 PTS) improved their record with the win, while the Ducks (1-2-0, 2 PTS) dropped a shutout defeat in front of a crowd of 11,678.

First period sets the tone

San Jose struck immediately, with Mason Marchment scoring the game’s first goal on a wrist shot. The Sharks did not slow down, as Ivar Stenberg added a tip-in goal assisted by Michael Misa. Igor Chernyshov then scored his first of the game, assisted by Filip Bystedt and Jimmy Huntington.

Misa followed with his second goal of the night, assisted by Stenberg and Nolan Allan. Chernyshov capped the five-goal first period with another wrist shot, assisted by Luca Cagnoni and Sam Dickinson. The Ducks were held scoreless throughout the opening frame.

Sharks extend lead in middle frame

The second period continued the Sharks’ dominance. Stenberg scored his second goal, assisted by Misa and Kiefer Sherwood. Mason Marchment added his second of the night, assisted by Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini.

Anaheim remained blanked, with the Sharks taking a 7-0 lead into the third period. The home team maintained its offensive pressure without allowing a single shot on goal from the visitors to result in a score.

Final period seals shutout

In the third period, Brett Leason scored a tip-in goal assisted by Eric Pohlkamp and Misa. Stenberg then scored his third goal of the game, assisted by Leason and Jimmy Huntington. Filip Bystedt closed out the scoring with a wrist shot assisted by Igor Chernyshov.

The final score remained 10-0 in favor of San Jose. The Ducks failed to register a goal in any period, ending the game with a 0-0-0 scoreline by period. The Sharks’ record stands at 1-1-1 with 3 points, while the Ducks are 1-2-0 with 2 points.

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