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Sharks Select Ivar Stenberg second overall

Jan 5, 2026; St. Paul, Minnesota, USA; Sweden forward Ivar Stenberg (15) is all smiles after defeating Czechia in the final of the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship ice hockey tournament at Grand Casino Arena, Nick Wosika-IMAGN IMAGES

The San Jose Sharks have selected Frölunda winger Ivar Stenberg second overall. Stenberg is one of the best Swedish prospects of the century, recording the second-best draft-year points-per-game of any Swedish Hockey League player.

 

He recorded 33 points in 43 games this season in the SHL, and added eight points in games against NHL talent at the World Championship. Stenberg brings the most NHL-ready game in the class, thanks to his polished offensive skills and attention to detail on defense.

Stenberg joins a young San Jose core filled to the brim with offensive talent. His presence should take some pressure off Macklin Celebrini, as Stenberg is a capable playdriver in his own right.

Stenberg will likely get a shot at making the NHL as soon as next season, and he has the potential to play a significant role on the team.

After the draft lottery, many believed the Sharks would take a defenseman, but general manager Mike Grier stuck to his philosophy of best player available. Grier and company will likely target a defenseman with their upcoming No. 9 pick.

About the Author Published Jun 26, 2026

LUC MUIR

Luc Muir is an NHL beat writer for Ball Exclusives.
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