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First Posted: 3/13/2013 WORCESTER, Mass. - The Worcester Sharks scored four power play goals on the way to a 5-1 win over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at the DCU Center Wednesday night.
In the midst of a season-high, seven-game road swing, the Penguins, possessing the American Hockey League&#8217;s top rated penalty kill coming in at 87.4 percent took a hit to their statistical perch as the home team tallied twice in the second period with a man-up. 
The two goals sufficed to give the Sharks the positive result.
 Warren Peters notched the lone marker, his tenth of the year for WBS at 10:32 of the third period. Joe Morrow and Philip Samuelsson added assists.
 Pens head coach John Hynes was primarily concerned with the effort in a all-encompassing sense, rather than hitting on the penalty kill efforts.
 &#8220;It wasn&#8217;t so much those goals against,&#8221; said Hynes, whose club is 2-2 on the swing. &#8220;It was just the game in general. They (Worcester) were ready to play. They didn&#8217;t just outplay us on the power play, they did in every facet of the game.&#8221;
 Hynes dismissed the well-worn theory that fatigue has set in among his players on a lengthy road ordeal.
 &#8220;No it&#8217;s not (a factor).&#8221;
 The Penguins had blanked the Sharks in their only previous meeting this season 3-0 on Jan. 5 at home. In that outing the Pens had a clean slate with the disadvantage, killing off all five Sharks opportunities.
 The win gave the Sharks, who are currently out of the playoff picture, into a tie for ninth place.
 Despite taking the majority of possessions with an advantage, Worcester had a minimal 15-13 edge on shots on goal over the Pens in the up-tempo, but scoreless first period.
 Sharks center Mark Viedensky opened the scoring at 16 seconds of the middle period on the home team&#8217;s initial power-play goal.
 WBS goalie Jeff Zatkoff, who failed to get win No. 20 of the season, finished with 35 saves. Worcester netminder Harri Sateri registered 28.
 Worcester&#8217;s Danill Tarasov collected the second man-advantage goal and eventual game-decider for the hosts when he flipped a backhander from in close past Zatkoff with 3:47 left in the period.
 The Pens enjoyed a brief 5-on-3 of their own with less than six minutes remaining in the opening period when Sharks defensemen Taylor Doherty and Matt Tennyson were signaled off within 13 seconds of each other. However coach Hynes&#8217; crew were kept off the score sheet.
 &#8220;We didn&#8217;t do enough that was good enough for us to get going tonight,&#8221; Hynes said.
 The Pens will have another look at the Sharks in a 7 p.m. rematch up at the DCU Center on Friday.
 &#8220;Immediately in front of us is being able to play a hockey game on Friday,&#8221; said Hynes. &#8220;We have to go over what happened and make sure we are more prepared to play than we were tonight.&#8221;

Sharks take a bite out of Pens