Charlottetown Islander has Canada junior team in his sights

'I still have a lot to do'

Image | Pierre-Olivier Joseph

Caption: Charlottetown Islanders defenceman Pierre-Olivier Joseph will attend the training camp in Victoria next week. (Julien Lecacheur/Radio Canada)

Pierre-Olivier Joseph, the 19-year-old defenceman and team captain for the Charlottetown Islanders is going to selection camp for Canada's national junior hockey team.
Joseph is excited to have a chance to play in the tournament that was so much a part of the holidays during his childhood.
"[You're] watching this at Christmastime with your parents and your family," he said.
"To maybe have a chance to be in this tournament I think it would be a great achievement."
Joseph, who has recorded seven goals and 13 assists in 24 games for the Islanders this season, is one of 34 players going to the camp.

Image | Pierre-Olivier Joseph, Charlottetown Islanders

Caption: Joseph has 20 points for the Islanders this season. (Charlottetown Islanders)

"Nothing is sure yet. I still have a lot to do in front of me," he said.
"I'm just super excited to go there and battle for a spot."
Noah Dobson, a Summerside native currently playing for Acadie-Bathurst, is also invited to the camp. There will be 23 players selected for the final roster. The camp runs from Dec. 10-14 in Victoria.

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