Sharks’ Rising Stars Misa and Ravensbergen Poised to Make Waves at Canada’s World Junior Camp
It’s a moment worth bookmarking for San Jose Sharks fans: center Michael Misa and netminder Josh Ravensbergen have snagged invites to Canada’s National Junior Team training camp, fueling hopes they’ll don the maple leaf in the upcoming IIHF World Junior Championship. Misa, just 18, stands tall as the second overall pick from this past June’s NHL Draft, stepping into the spotlight among 15 forwards eyeing a spot in the camp slated for mid-December in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Meanwhile, Ravensbergen, fresh off his 19th birthday and holding the 30th overall pick, battles alongside two other goalies for a coveted roster place. With the tournament kicking off December 26 in Minnesota, these young Sharks hopefuls are poised to add serious firepower and talent to the Canadian squad — assuming the health gods smile their way. It’s an exciting chapter unfolding, especially as Misa bounces back from injury, having already netted his inaugural NHL goal this past October, and Ravensbergen dazzles with a stellar save percentage that’s turning heads in the WHL. These prospects are not just names on a roster; they’re the future, ready to make waves on one of hockey’s biggest junior stages.
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