SAN JOSE, CA - San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the following Sharks prospect has been returned to his junior club:

Jeremy Roy - D 

The Sharks training camp now stands at 52 players. An updated roster can be found here. 

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season. 

Check in with defenseman David Schlemko as he enters his first season with the Sharks.

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
I went back to Scottsdale where I used to play for a week with the family. My wife and I went to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico without the kids - it was really beautiful. I also went on a couple camping trips and went golfing.

Any good movies, tv shows or book you watched or read during the offseason?
i just started watching HBO's The Night Of. It seems like a pretty good show.

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season. 

Forward Matt Nieto chats about buying a new house in the offseason and being excited to be back with the team.

What was your favorite memory from last season?
Making it to the Stanley Cup Final was such a cool experience. 

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
It was a short summer so I didn't go on any vacation this offseason. I just got a new house in Orange County so I was busy with that. It's about 45 minutes from home so it's pretty nice.

The San Jose Sharks will begin the 2016-17 preseason campaign on Tuesday night by hosting the Vancouver Canucks at SAP Center at 7:30 p.m. The rosters will feature some regular faces, but expect to see many young prospects mixed in as training camp evaluation continues and the World Cup still has the services of Joe Thornton, Logan Couture, Brent Burns, Marc-Edouard Vlasic and newcomer Mikkel Boedker.

Sharks captain Joe Pavelski and forward Joonas Donskoi are back from World Cup play, but will not participate in Tuesday's game. 

Troy Grosenick will get the start in net for the Sharks but fellow netminder Mantas Armalis could see some time as well. 

For tickets, please visit ticketmaster.com/sanjosesharks.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the following tryout player has been returned to his junior club:

Jalen Chatfield - D

In addition, the following Sharks prospect has been returned to his junior club:

Manuel Wiederer - F

The Sharks training camp now stands at 53 players. An updated roster can be found here.

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season.

Check in with defenseman Brenden Dillon who says he's ready to get back to the Tank.

What was your favorite memory from last season?
Going to the Stanley Cup Final was my favorite memory - absolutely, no questions asked. 

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
With the shorter offseason I spent most of my time back home in Canada. I traveled a bit around there and then visited Minnesota. 

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season.

Read below about Tomas Hertl and his new obsession with Game of Thrones.

What was your favorite memory from last season?
My favorite memory would be getting to the Stanley Cup Final. I only played a little bit but it was a great experience. Also one of the biggest moments was winning against St. Louis and becoming Western Conference Champions. It was cool to be part of Sharks history. I will never forget seeing the trophy and having all the fans with us cheering and taking photos - it was a really exciting moment.

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
I stayed a bit longer here but I went four days to Paris with my girlfriend. It was a really nice trip. We walked around and saw the Eiffel Tower and all the other historic things there. 

Nearly 2,600 fans participated in the fourth annual Sharks Foundation Fitness Faceoff powered by Kaiser Permanente on Sunday in San Jose. SAP Center served as the central hub to begin the event that featured a 10K, 5K, and Rosendin Electric Kids Fun Run. 

Here's a glimpse into the day of fun: 

Tweet from @SharksCare: What a strong lookin' group of 5Kers! #FitnessFaceoff pic.twitter.com/eTiWZslSK9

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season.

Learn about where forward Melker Karlsson spent his vacation this offseason. 

What was your favorite memory from last season?
My favorite memory was definitely the Final. It was a long season and to just go out there and give everything we had was really fun. It wasn't the ending that we were hoping for but it was a great experience. 

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
I went to my bachelor party in Iceland. It was fun. I went with a couple guys and relaxed for a week. We went to the hot baths and did some offroading in the mountains.

Sharks Camp Snapshot is a quick chance to catch up with the guys from what they've done over the summer break to where their focus is entering Training Camp ahead of the 2016-17 season. 

Catch up with Patrick Marleau below where the forward talks about his vacation and experience with Pokemon GO.

What was your favorite memory from last season?
Definitely making it to the Stanley Cup Final. Everyone battled so hard and to get that far, I was pretty proud of my teammates. 

Where did you go on vacation this summer?
I went to Maui, my hometown for a week and Canmore for another week. My kids got into Pokemon GO as well this summer. It started out on my phone and they took over my phone too much that we had to dig up some old phones for them to use. They still play a lot, but we give them an hour a day to play.