Ana Ducks Shut Out in 10-10 Rout by Sharks at SAP Center

A Scoreboard Shock

The Anaheim Ducks returned to the ice on Friday, September 25, 2026, facing a San Jose Sharks squad that delivered a masterclass in offensive efficiency. The result was a lopsided 10-0 victory for the home team at the SAP Center in San Jose, California.

For Anaheim, it was a night to forget as they failed to register a single goal against a Sharks defense that held firm throughout all three periods.

First Period Domination

San Jose wasted no time establishing control, pouring five unanswered goals into the first period alone. The barrage began with Mason Marchment opening the scoring with a wrist shot, his first of the game. Shortly after, Ivar Stenberg doubled the lead with a tip-in assist by Michael Misa.

Igor Chernyshov added another with a wrist shot, aided by Filip Bystedt and Jimmy Huntington. Michael Misa then completed the rush with his own second goal of the season, set up by Stenberg and Nolan Allan. Just before the intermission, Chernyshov struck again, extending the margin to 5-0 with a wrist shot assisted by Luca Cagnoni and Sam Dickinson.

Second and Third Period Extensions

The Ducks managed to keep the scoreline from widening further in the second period until late in the frame. Ivar Stenberg broke through for his second goal of the night, a wrist shot supported by Michael Misa and Kiefer Sherwood. Mason Marchment answered with his second goal, assisted by Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini.

The third period saw San Jose continue its relentless attack. Brett Leason tipped in a pass from Eric Pohlkamp and Michael Misa to make it 8-0. Stenberg completed his hat trick with another wrist shot, assisted by Leason and Huntington. Filip Bystedt capped the scoring with his first goal, assisted by Igor Chernyshov.

Statistical Leaders and Records

Ivar Stenberg was the standout performer for San Jose, recording three goals and four points in total. Michael Misa contributed significantly on the blue line with three assists. The Sharks improved their record to 1-1-1, earning three points, while the Ducks fell to 1-2-0 with two points. The game drew an attendance of 11,678 fans to the SAP Center.

Sources

ESPN