Bobby Sharp was drafted in the 5th round of the S45 SMJHL Entry Draft, 45th overall, by the Kelowna Knights, where he has since developed into a top 10 center from his draft and has maxed out his build for the SMJHL. He ended the S45 SMJHL season on the first line alongside Nickolas Klaus and Nolan Sawchuk, by the end he scored 10 goals and had 17 assists through 50 games. He also led his team in +/- with a +17, and was very disciplined with only 12 penalty minutes despite playing a physical game with 51 hits. He helped Kelowna secure the third seed heading into the playoffs, where they were swept in 4 games by the eventual Four-Star Cup Champions St. Louis Scarecrows. 

Shortly after the heartbreak of being eliminated from the SMJHL playoffs, Sharp's mood was lifted similarly to his draft stock as he was drafted early in the second round of the S46 SHL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Stampede, at 19th overall. He was an early send down for the Stampede and has rejoined his army of Knights as they begin Bobby's second run for a championship. Sharp began season 46 right where he left off at the end of season 45, on a line with Klaus and Sawchuk, and they have excelled through the first 30 games. Sharp has already matched his season totals from last season scoring 10 goals and has 17 assists through just 30 games. He is second on the team with a +/- of +12 and only has 8 penalty minutes while throwing 29 hits. Alongside his talented line-mates, Shark has propelled Kelowna to the top of the standings thus far in season 46. Kelowna has 40 points and are on pace to smash their point total from last season, and Sharp has been a very impactful player for them.