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SJHN Daily: Misa, Ravensbergen Invited to Canada’s World Juniors Camp

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Michael Misa should play in the World Junior Championships.



The San Jose Sharks’ 2025 second-overall pick is currently on an AHL conditioning loan with the Barracuda. It looks like that loan is going to lead directly to the WJCs and not the NHL.

The 18-year-old center had a goal and two assists in seven Sharks games before his Nov. 5 right ankle injury.

Yesterday, Cam Robinson reported that Misa should be loaned to Team Canada for the tournament.

Last year, Misa was passed over by Team Canada- who were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the tournament. Misa will be one of few players at the tournament with NHL experience and should slot into the team’s top-six forward group.

“I think what’s happened with Canada the last couple of years is not like us,” Michael Misa said last week on the possibility of joining Canada for the tournament. “If I do get the chance to help them out, it’ll be fun.”

2025 No. 30 pick Josh Ravensbergen is also going to camp, which begins on Dec. 12:

The actual tournament begins on Dec. 26 in Minneapolis: Misa is expected to make the team, while Ravensbergen will have to fight for his spot.

Defenseman Sam Dickinson could also be a post-camp addition to the roster.

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