Sharks · Prospect Board

October 6 to 12, 2026

The loudest line belongs to No. 15: Cole McKinney had five points in Michigan's two games. The No. 1 prospect rose to fourth of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time. One move: Luca Cagnoni to No. 5.

Who is on it: every Sharks prospect still eligible for the Calder Trophy: no more than 25 NHL games in any prior season, not 6 or more in each of two prior seasons, and not yet 26 on September 15. 2026-27 counts this season's games; the shaded row is the week; exhibitions are named and not counted. HAND-PULLED: a person read the line off a box score, not a data feed. Not read: we could not open that league's games this week, which is never evidence the player sat out.
Prospect of the week
Cole McKinney, No. 15. Three goals and two assists in Michigan's two wins over Alaska-Anchorage, two of each on October 9 alone: 2 GP, 3 G, 2 A, 5 P, ten shots.
The Board: Top 30
Ivar Stenberg
1. Ivar Stenberg
LW, 19, San Jose (NHL)
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2025-26SHL43112233
2026-27NHL5022
Oct 6-12NHL2011

Fourth of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time in both games, four shots. October 8 at St. Louis, a 3-2 overtime win: 17:21 and the primary assist on Darnell Nurse's overtime winner. October 10 vs Edmonton, a 3-1 loss: 18:09. Five shots on the season.

2. Keaton Verhoeff
RHD, 18, North Dakota (NCAA), sophomore HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA3661420
2026-27NCAA2000
Oct 6-12NCAA2000

Both games against Bemidji State, North Dakota wins of 3-2 and 4-3: six shots, 17:21 and 20:26.

Eric Pohlkamp
3. Eric Pohlkamp
RHD, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26NCAA43182139
2026-27AHL4033
Oct 6-12AHL2011

Both Barracuda games, losses of 4-7 and 1-4 to Tucson: the second assist on Jimmy Huntington's power-play goal on October 9, and seven shots on October 10. Ten shots in the week.

4. Ryan Lin
RHD, 18, Denver (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED
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2025-26WHL53144357
2026-27NCAA2101
Oct 6-12NCAAno game that counts

Denver beat the U.S. Under-18 team 7-1 on October 10 in an exhibition; no box score we can read shows whether he played.

Luca Cagnoni
5. Luca Cagnoni
LHD, 21, San Jose (NHL)
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up 1
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2025-26AHL6783543
2025-26NHL3000
2026-27NHL5112
Oct 6-12NHL2000

Why he moved. Five NHL games at 19:37 a game, against none for the player who was above him.

16:06 at St. Louis, fifth of six San Jose defensemen, and 20:21 against Edmonton, third of six. Two shots. 19:37 a game on the season.

Quentin Musty
6. Quentin Musty
LW, 21, Injured; on neither the Sharks' nor the Barracuda's roster
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2025-26AHL61212445
2026-27did not play, injured
Oct 6-12did not play, injured

Why he moved. Injured since September 17 with no games; Cagnoni passes him on five NHL games.

An upper-body injury from the Rookie Faceoff weekend, disclosed September 17; the general manager said a couple of months at least.

Joshua Ravensbergen
7. Joshua Ravensbergen
G, 19, Michigan State (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED
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2025-26WHL4632-13.9192.51
2026-27NCAA11-0.889n/a
Oct 6-12NCAA11-0.889n/a

One start. October 9 vs Northern Michigan, a 6-2 win: 16 saves on 18. Four shutouts last season.

Filip Bystedt
8. Filip Bystedt
C, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26AHL65223860
2026-27AHL4325
Oct 6-12AHL2112

October 9: a power-play goal and the primary assist on Huntington's first goal. October 10: no point, four shots. Eight shots in the week.

Leo Sahlin Wallenius
9. Leo Sahlin Wallenius
LHD, 20, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26SHL3231013
2026-27AHL4011
Oct 6-12AHL2000

Both Barracuda games: five shots, two minors.

Cameron Lund
10. Cameron Lund
C, 22, Injured; on neither the Sharks' nor the Barracuda's roster
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2025-26AHL3791625
2026-27did not play, injured
Oct 6-12did not play, injured

An upper-body injury, disclosed September 17; the general manager said at least a month.

Carson Wetsch
11. Carson Wetsch
RW, 20, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26WHL65225072
2026-27AHL4011
Oct 6-12AHL2011

The primary assist on Roland McKeown's power-play goal on October 10.

Andre Gasseau
12. Andre Gasseau
C, 23, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26NCAA2361723
2026-27AHL4112
Oct 6-12AHL2000

Both Barracuda games, three shots.

Haoxi (Simon) Wang
13. Haoxi (Simon) Wang
LHD, 19, Boston University (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED
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2025-26OHL, Oshawa2821113
2025-26OHL, Niagara294913
2026-27NCAA2101
Oct 6-12NCAAno game that counts

Boston University beat Brown 3-1 on October 10 in an exhibition; he played, no point, no shot, two blocked shots, per BU's box score.

Mattias Havelid
14. Mattias Havelid
RHD, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL)
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2025-26AHL4451015
2026-27AHL3000
Oct 6-12AHL1000

Played October 9. Not in the lineup October 10.

15. Cole McKinney
C, 19, Michigan (NCAA), sophomore HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA4081220
2026-27NCAA4426
Oct 6-12NCAA2325

Both games against Alaska-Anchorage. October 9, a 10-1 win: two goals and two assists, seven shots. October 10, a 7-2 win: a power-play goal, three shots.

Teddy Mutryn
16. Teddy Mutryn
C, 19, Boston College (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED
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2025-26QMJHL54313768
2026-27NCAA1000
Oct 6-12NCAA1000

October 9 vs Alaska, a 2-3 loss: 9:34, the least of Boston College's twelve forwards.

17. Brady Knowling
G, 18, Saginaw Spirit (OHL)
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2025-26USHL158-5-1.8863.33
2026-27OHL43-0-1.9042.73
Oct 6-12OHL11-0.931n/a

October 10 vs Kitchener, a 4-2 win: 27 saves on 29. He backed up the shootout win at Windsor on October 12.

Christian Kirsch
18. Christian Kirsch
G, 20, Quinnipiac (NCAA), first year HAND-PULLED
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2025-26OHL4127-10.8992.42
2026-27NCAA22-0.9471.50
Oct 6-12NCAA11-0.971n/a

October 9 at Maine, a 2-1 win: 33 saves on 34. Rorke Applebee started October 10. 54 saves on 57 on the season.

19. Ilyas Magomedsultanov
LHD, 19, Loko Yaroslavl (MHL), per the NHL's player record
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2025-26MHL2711011
2025-26KHL5000
2026-27MHL9134
Oct 6-12MHL1000

Not read directly: the MHL's site refuses us, so these lines are the NHL's player record, which carries one more game than last week and no new point.

20. Jake Gustafson
C, 18, Portland Winterhawks (WHL)
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2025-26WHL68131225
2026-27WHL5022
Oct 6-12WHL2022

A primary assist in each: on Kyle McDonough's goal in a 4-1 win over Wenatchee on October 9, and on Reed Brown's power-play goal in a shootout loss at Kamloops on October 12. Ten shots.

Max Heise
21. Max Heise
C, 20, Denver (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED
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2025-26WHL63293463
2026-27NCAA2000
Oct 6-12NCAAno game that counts

Denver beat the U.S. Under-18 team 7-1 on October 10 in an exhibition; whether he played is not in any box score we can read.

22. Alexander Karmanov
LHD, 18, North Bay Battalion (OHL)
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2025-26OHL20022
2025-26GOJHL15347
2026-27OHL5011
Oct 6-12OHL1000

October 8 vs Sudbury, a 4-3 overtime win. Not in the lineup October 12.

23. Joey Muldowney
RW, 22, Connecticut (NCAA), senior HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA34171229
2026-27NCAA2112
Oct 6-12NCAA2112

October 9 vs Penn State, a 3-1 win: the goal that put UConn ahead 2-1. October 10 vs Bowling Green, a 2-5 loss: the second assist on Mike Murtagh's goal. Six shots.

24. Yaroslav Korostelyov
G, 21, Unsigned; no source we can read puts him on a club this season
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2025-26MHL2014-5.9172.22
2025-26VHL1n/a.839n/a
2026-27no games on any record we can read
Oct 6-12not read

The NHL's player record has no 2026-27 games for him, and no league we can read lists him.

25. Reese Laubach
C, 22, Penn State (NCAA), senior HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA37121628
2026-27NCAA2000
Oct 6-12NCAA2000

Penn State lost 1-3 at Connecticut and 3-6 at Sacred Heart. Three shots.

26. Yegor Rimashevskiy
RW, 21, Dynamo Moskva (KHL), per the NHL's player record
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2025-26KHL6110212
2026-27KHL6314
Oct 6-12KHLnot read

The KHL's site shows no player data, and the NHL's player record, the source of the season line, has not changed since last week.

27. Colton Roberts
RHD, 20, Colorado College (NCAA), sophomore HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA293811
2026-27NCAA2000
Oct 6-12NCAAno game that counts

Colorado College beat the U.S. Under-18 team 4-1 on October 9 in an exhibition; whether he played is not in any box score we can read.

28. Richard Gallant
LW, 19, Harvard (NCAA), sophomore HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA3481018
2026-27NCAA0n/an/an/a
Oct 6-12NCAAno game

Harvard did not play this week.

29. Axel Landen
RHD, 21, TPS (Liiga)
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2025-26Liiga57268
2026-27Liiga11033
Oct 6-12Liiga1000

October 10 at Tappara, a 3-4 loss, on the second pair.

30. Nate Misskey
RHD, 21, UMass-Lowell (NCAA), sophomore HAND-PULLED
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2025-26NCAA354610
2026-27NCAA2000
Oct 6-12NCAA2000

The most ice time of any UMass-Lowell skater in both games: 24:17 in a 2-3 loss to Clarkson on October 9 and 26:34 in a 4-2 win over St. Lawrence on October 10. Two shots.

What moved, and why
Luca Cagnoni moves up to No. 5 and Quentin Musty down to No. 6. Cagnoni has five NHL games at 19:37 a game; Musty has been injured since September 17 and has not played. McKinney has the week, five points in two games, but both came against Alaska-Anchorage, which lost them 10-1 and 7-2, in a season four games old. That is too few to move him past Mattias Havelid and Simon Wang. Ivar Stenberg went from seventh and ninth of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time to fourth in both games; he is already No. 1.
Where the roster went
Two are with San Jose: Stenberg and Cagnoni. Six are with the Barracuda: Pohlkamp, Bystedt, Sahlin Wallenius, Wetsch and Gasseau played both games; Havelid played one. Musty and Lund are injured and on neither roster. Thirteen are in college: eight played games that count, four had only an exhibition, and Harvard did not play. Seven are in junior or Europe: four played; the three in Russia we could not read.
Who is not on this board, and why
Ethan Cardwell played six NHL games in 2024-25 and seven in 2025-26, six or more in each of two seasons. Igor Chernyshov played 28 in 2025-26 and Michael Misa 45, both over the 25-game limit.
Sources
League data from the NHL, the AHL, the OHL, the WHL and Finland's Liiga. Every college line is hand-pulled from College Hockey News box scores, and from Boston University's own box score for its exhibition. The two Russian season lines come from the NHL's player records. We could not read the MHL, KHL or VHL game by game.