THE TEAM SWEDEN MEDIA GUIDE

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2 THE TEAM SWEDEN MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS 3-4 General information about Swedish ice hockey 5 The Swedish Ice Hockey Association s office MEN S TEAM 6-7 The Team Sweden media policy 8-11 Facts about the Team Sweden Head Coach Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Team Sweden s roster to the Olympic Games Individual statistic s player by player in Team Sweden Team Sweden s day by day schedule The 2006 Olympic Games game schedule Team Sweden results and game schedule during season 2005/ Players in Team Sweden during season 2005/ Team Sweden scoring leaders, overall, in Olympic Games 76 Team Sweden players with most games played, overall, in Olympic Games 77 The Team Sweden players 200 club Team Sweden coaches since Team Sweden leaders since Swedish ice hockey year by year The Olympic Games medal list Team Sweden s Olympic Games rosters since Team Sweden s official games since 1920, standings WOMEN S TEAM Team Sweden s roster to the Olympic Games Individual statistic s player by player in Team Sweden 126 Team Sweden s day by day schedule The 2006 Olympic Games game schedule 129 Team Sweden leaders since Statistic information about some of the bigger ice hockey nations 132 Visit the Swedish Ice Hockey Association s official web site: Produktion, tryck & distribution: DAUS Tryck & Media, Bjästa

3 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT SWEDISH ICE HOCKEY The Swedish Ice Hockey Association Visiting address: Bolidenvägen 22 Mail address: Box 5204, JOHANNESHOV Telephone times: Monday-Friday Phone: Fax: Telegram address: Ishockey Stockholm Official home site: [email protected] General information The Swedish Ice Hockey Association (SIHA) was established November The SIHA became a member in The International Ice Hockey Federation in The reason why we became a member in IIHF so early is that SIHA from the beginning was a part of The Swedish Football Association. Seven World Championship Gold Medals: 1953, 1957, 1962, 1987, 1991, 1992, One Olympic Game Gold Medal: 1994 One Junior World Championship Gold Medal: 1981 Ten Junior European Championship Gold Medals: 1972, 1974, 1977, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1998 One Women European Championship Gold Medal: 1996 Two Inline World Championship Gold Medals: 2002, 2005 There are 655 ice hockey clubs and teams in Swedish ice hockey. There are licensed players are senior players over 20 years old, 967 are junior players younger than 20 years old, are female players, are male referees, 20 are female referees. Inline hockey is a part of the SIHA and there are licensed players (1 001 seniors, 763 juniors) who play inline hockey. Sweden have 302 indoor arenas and 144 outdoor rinks. The first modern indoor arena, Rosenlundshallen in Jönköping, was built in

4 Ice hockey is played nation wide in the following levels: Elite League, Allsvenskan, League I, League II, League III, League IV, League V, Veteran Ice Hockey, Women Ice Hockey, Junior under 20, Junior under 18, Junior under 17, Junior under 16, Junior under 15, Junior under 14, Junior under 13, Junior under 12, Junior under 11, Junior under 10, Girl league and School league. We take part in international ice hockey tournaments with our seven national ice hockey teams: Team Sweden, Women s National Team, Team U20, Team U19, Team U18, Team U17, Team U16 and the national inline team

5 THE SWEDISH ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Visiting address: Bolidenvägen 22, Johanneshov Postal Address: Box 5204, Johanneshov, Sweden Opening times Monday to Friday Tel: Fax: Web site: Postal giro account: Bank giro account: The Swedish Ice Hockey Association Phone: President Christer Englund [email protected] The Swedish Ice Hockey Association s office General Secretary Michael Englund, General Secretary [email protected] Madelon Sundqvist, Assistant [email protected] Information Department Mats Olsson, Director of Information [email protected] Anders Feltenmark, Information Assistant [email protected] National Teams Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Head Coach of Team Sweden [email protected] Claes-Göran Wallin, Director of national teams [email protected] Torgny Bendelin, Head Coach Juniorkronorna/Team [email protected] Helena Eriksson, National Teams Assistant [email protected] Anders Weiderstål, Equipment Manager National Teams [email protected] Development Department Tommy Boustedt, Director of Development [email protected] Anders Forsberg, Education of players, Hockey Schools [email protected] Staffan Landberg, Education of coaches [email protected] Henrik Haraldsson, Development Assistant [email protected] Ulf Engman, Development Assistant [email protected] Sports Department Lars G. Karlsson, Director of sport, National+International [email protected] Hans-Ivar Engvall, Online statistic, Internet [email protected] Yvonne Kogner, Assistant, international transfers [email protected] Cattis Zethelius, Assistant [email protected] Tibor Gregor, national transfers, arenas, inline [email protected] Economy and Administration Department Dag Pedersen, Director of administration and finance [email protected] Katarina Cedergren, Finance Assistant [email protected] Malin Karlsson, Finance Assistant [email protected] Bengt-Arne Bengtsson, ADP [email protected] Monica Östergren, Reception [email protected] Ken Åström, Care taker [email protected] Marketing Department Patrik Wigelius, Director of Marketing [email protected] Martin Forss, Marketing Assistant [email protected] Mari Bohman, Marketing Assistant [email protected] 5

6 THE TEAM SWEDEN MEDIA POLICY During the Olympic Games 2006, players and coaches will be available for media interviews at scheduled post-practice and post-game venues, it is requested that you advice Media Officer Mats Olsson of your needs. Practice sessions (non game days) during Olympic Games 2006: There will be an interview opportunity immediately following after the team practice each non-game day. Members of the coaching staff and several players will be available. As a rule players will not be available for pre-game interviews on game days. GENERAL All Team Sweden player and coaching staff interview requests must med made through the Team Sweden Media Officer Mats Olsson. He will be accompanying the team for the pre Olympic Games 2006games and the Olympic Games ON-SITE MEDIA INTERVIEWS Players and coaches will be available for interviews after practices and after games. Immediately following practices, and at the latest 10 minutes after the end of games, approximately 30 minutes will be allotted for media interviews, allowing the team to respects its schedule and its other commitments. There will be no personal interviews outside of these scheduled times, except during official press conferences and/or official functions. There is no access to the dressing room. All interviews, after practice and games, will be in a designated area at the arena. PHOTOGRAPHERS/CAMERAS During practices, access to the benches for photographers and cameras will be limited and only permitted if the bench isn t being used by the team and if access to the bench is possible from stands. Photographers, cameras and reporters are not allowed in the dressing room or in the dressing room area at any time. Check with Mats Olsson on site to confirm locations accessible to media

7 PHONE INTERVIEWS All out of town media requests must be directed to Mats Olsson. Due to the team s schedule, phone interviews will be limited. POST GAME INTERVIEWS The Head Coach, or an Assistant Coach, will be available for interviews after each game. Interviews with other players will take place in a designated Mixed Zone. Requests for players will be made through Mats Olsson at this Mixed Zone after the game. OFF DAYS Same policy are in place, with the media only able to interview the team after the practice. FOR QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT: The Team Sweden Media Officer: Mats Olsson Mobile phone: [email protected] THE TEAM SWEDEN PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC INFORMATION The Team Sweden players individual statistic information can be found: by contacting the Team Sweden s Media Officer Mats Olsson at The Swedish Ice Hockey Association s official media web site:

8 The Team Sweden Head Coach Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Centerforward Born: In Karlskoga March Played in Sweden Team Sweden during and played totally 117 A National Games, and scored 28 goals. He played totally 4 B national games and scored 2 goals. He played totally 32 junior national games and scored 13 goals. As a player Bengt-Åke Gustafsson won World Championship Gold Medal twice in 1987 and 1991, World Championship Silver Medal 1981, World Championship Bronze Medal 1979, Canada Cup Second Place 1984, and Canada Cup Third Place He played totally eight bigger tournaments,one Olympic Games, two Canada Cup and five World Championship. Bengt-Åke Gustafsson played for Sweden Team Sweden in the following tournaments: World Championship Bronze Medal in Moscow, Soviet Union 1979 World Championship Silver Medal in Gothenburg, Sweden 1981 World Championship Fourth Place in Munich, West Germany 1983 Canada Cup Second Place in Edmonton, Canada 1984 World Championship Gold Medal in Vienna, Austria 1987 Canada Cup Third Place in Hamilton, Canada 1987 World Championship Gold Medal in Turku, Finland 1991 Olympic Games Fifth Place in Meribél, France 1992 During seasons 1977/ /79 and 1989/ /93 he played six seasons for Färjestads BK in Swedish Elitserien. A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E regular season Play Off During seasons 1979/ /86 and 1987/ /89 he played nine seasons for Washington Capitals in NHL. A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E regular season Play off Washington Capitals 7th choice, 55th totally, in the Amateur Draft

9 PLAYING CARREER A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1974/ IF Karlskoga/Bofors, regular season 4 2??? Sweden Team 16 totally season 1974/75 First season in IF Karlskoga/Bofors i Division 1. First Sweden Team 16 game away against Switzerland (12-3) in Lahti, Finland, at December / ? IF Karlskoga/Bofors, regular season????? IF Karlskoga/Bofors, in Play Off JEC U18 Silver Medal Sweden Team 18 totally season 1975/ Unofficial JWC U20 Fifth Place ? Sweden Team 20 totally season 1975/76 Unofficial JWC U20 Fifth Place First junior national game home against Soviet Union (4-4) at Visby, Sweden, at December / ? IF Karlskoga/Bofors, regular season Flest mål och poäng i IF Karlskoga/Bofors i regular season????? IF Karlskoga/Bofors, in Play Off????? IF Karlskoga/Bofors, in qualification to Elitserien JWC U20 Fifth Place Sweden Team 20 totally season 1976/ Tre Kronor totally season 1976/77 JWC U20 Fifth Place Named right wing in JWC U20 All Star Team First Team Sweden game home against Canada (4-3) in Gothenburg, Sweden, at April Age: 19 year and 16 days 1977/ Färjestads BK, regular season JWC U20 Silver Medal Sweden Team 20 totally season 1977/ Vikingarna totally season 1977/78 JWC U20 Silver Medal First game in Vikingarna home against East Germany (5-0) in Norrköping, Sweden at February / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, Play Off Vikingarna totally season 1978/ WC Bronze Medal ??? Tre Kronor totally season 1978/ / Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season 1980/ Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Tre Kronor totally season 1980/81 9

10 1981/ Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season 1982/ Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off WC Fourth Place Tre Kronor totally season 1982/ / Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off 1984/ Canada Cup Second Place Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off Tre Kronor totally season 1984/ / Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off 1986/ Bofors IK, Division 1 East, regular season Bofors IK, Division 1 East, fortsättningsserien WC Gold Medal 1987 Most assist and points in Team Sweden in World Championship ? Tre Kronor totally season 1986/ / Canada Cup Third Place Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off Tre Kronor totally season 1987/ / Washington Capitals, NHL, regular season Washington Capitals, NHL, play off 1989/ Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, Play Off 1990/ Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, Play Off WC Gold Medal Tre Kronor totally season 1990/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, Play Off OG Fifth Place Tre Kronor totally season 1991/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, Play Off 10

11 1993/ ? VEU Feldkirch, Austria, regular season Alpenliga and Bundesliga. Austrian champion with VEU Feldkirch 1993/94? ? VEU Feldkirch, Austria, play off Tre Kronor totally season 1993/ / ? VEU Feldkirch, Austria, regular season+play off Austrian champion with VEU Feldkirch 1994/ / VEU Feldkirch, Austria, regular season+play off Austrian champion with VEU Feldkirch 1995/ / VEU Feldkirch, Austria, regular season+play off Austrian champion with VEU Feldkirch 1996/ / VEU Feldkirch, Austria, regular season+play off Austrian champion with VEU Feldkirch 1997/98 COACHING CARREER 1997/98 Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Fourth Place /99 Assistant Coach for Switzerland, Seventh Place 1999 Head Coach for VEU Feldkirch, Austria, at Fourth Place in regular season, Fourth Place in Play Off 1999/2000 Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Sixth Place 2000 Head Coach for SC Langnau Tigers, Switzerland, Tenth Place in regular season, did not reached Play Off 2000/2001 Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Ninth Place 2001 Head Coach for SC Langnau Tigers, Switzerland, Ninth Place in regular season, did not reached Play Off 2001/2002 Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Tenth Place 2002 Head Coach for Färjestads BK, Sweden, won regular season, Swedish champion 2001/ /2003 Head Coach for Färjestads BK, Sweden, Second Place in regular season, Second Place in Play Off 2003/2004 Head Coach for Färjestads BK, Sweden, Second Place in regular season, Second Place in Play Off 2004/2005 Head Coach for Färjestads BK, Sweden, until January Head Coach for Team Sweden from February World Championship Fourth Place /2006 Head Coach for Team Sweden 11

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14 GOALKEEPERS 1. STEFAN LIV Born: Gdynia, Poland, Dec Length: 183 cm Weight: 80 kg Position: Goalkeeper Catches: Left Club: HV 71 First club: HC Dalen National games: 81 A, 0 B and 0 junior games Swedish champion with HV /2004 Detroit Red Wings 3 rd choice, 102 nd overall, in NHL Entry Draft 2000 WC Bronze Medal 2002, WC Silver Medal 2004, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games played, B=Minutes played, C=Goals against, D=GAA, E=Shutout A B C D E 1997/ HV 71, in regular season 1998/ HV 71, in regular season 1999/ HV 71, in regular season HV 71, in play off Tranås AIF, Allsvenskan South, in regular season Tranås AIF, SuperAllsvenskan, in regular season 2000/ HV 71, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 2000/2001 First Team Sweden game home against Czech Republic (4-1) in the Karjala Tournament game in Jönköping November / HV 71, regular season HV 71, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / HV 71, regular season HV 71, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / HV 71, regular season HV 71, play off Swedish champion with HV / WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / HV 71, regular season WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / HV 71, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 2005/

15 32. MIKAEL TELLQVIST Born: Sundbyberg Sep Length: 182 cm Weight: 84 kg Position: Goalkeeper Catches: Left Club: Toronto Maple Leafs Latest Swedish club: Djurgårdens IF First club: Järfälla HC National games: 52 A, 0 B and 22 Junior games Toronto Maple Leafs 3 rd choice, 70 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 2000 Swedish Champion with Djurgårdens IF 2000 and 2001 World Championship Seventh Place 2000, World Championship Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place A=Games played, B=Minutes played, C=Goals against, D=GAA, E=Shutout A B C D E 96/ ? Djurgårdens IF, J20 SuperElit, regular season Djurgårdens IF, in regular season Djurgårdens IF, in play off 97/ Djurgårdens IF, in regular season Djurgårdens IF, in play off 98/ Djurgårdens IF, in regular season Djurgårdens IF, in play off National Team 20 totally season 1998/ Team Sweden totally season 1998/ / Huddinge IK, Allsvenskan North, regular seas Djurgårdens IF, in regular season Djurgårdens IF, in play off Best GAA, saving percentage and most shoot outs (3) among all goalkeepers in play off Swedish Champion with Djurgårdens IF Rookie of the Year in Swedish Elite League 1999/ WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally season 1999/ / Djurgårdens IF, regular season Best GAA among all goalkeepers in Elite League Djurgårdens IF, play off Swedish Champion with Djurgårdens IF WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/2001 Best GAA among goalkeepers in Team Sweden during season 2000/ / St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, regular season St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, play off OG Fifth Place

16 2002/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, regular season WC Silver Medal 2003 Best GAA in Team Sweden in WC Team Sweden totally season 2002/2003 Best GAA in Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, regular season 2004/ Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, regular season St. John s Maple Leafs, AHL, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Toronto maple Leafs, NHL, regular season 16

17 35. HENRIK LUNDQVIST Born: Åre Mar Length: 185 cm Weight: 87 kg Position: Goalkeeper Catches: Left Club: New York Rangers, USA Latest Swedish club: Frölunda HC First club: Järpens IF National games: 60 A, 0 B and 66 junior games Junior U18 World Championship Bronze Medal 2000, Junior U20 World Championship Fourth Place 2001, Junior U20 World Championship Sixth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 Swedish champion with Västra Frölunda HC 2003 and with Frölunda HC 2005 New York Rangers 7 th choice, 205 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 2000 A=Games, B=Games played, B=Minutes played, C=Goals against, D=GAA (goals against per 60 minutes), E=Shoot out A B C D E 1999/ JWC U18 Bronze Medal Sweden Team 18 totally 1999/ Västra Frölunda HC, U20, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, U20, play off 2000/ JWC U20 Fourth Place Sweden Team 20 totally 2001/ Västra Frölunda HC, U20, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, U20, qual. to play off Västra Frölunda HC, U20, play off IF Mölndal Hockey, Allsvenskan South, reg sea, autumn IF Mölndal Hockey, Allsvenskan South, reg sea, spring Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off 2001/ JWC Sixth Place Sweden Team 20 totally 2001/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off 2002/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally season 2002/2003 First Team Sweden game away in the Karjala Tournament game Finland-Sweden (5-3) in Helsinki, Finland, at November / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off WC Silver Medal 2004 Named goalkeeper in Medias All Star Team in 2004 IIHF World Championship Team Sweden totally season 2003/

18 2004/ Frölunda HC, regular season Frölunda HC, Play Off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / New York Rangers, NHL, regular season 18

19 DEFENCEMEN 2. MATTIAS ÖHLUND Born: Piteå Sep Length: 191 cm Weight: 100 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Vancouver Canucks, NHL First club: Piteå HC Latest Swedish club: Luleå HF National games: 67 A, 6 B and 56 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 7 goals Vancouver Canucks 1 st choice, 13 th totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1994 Swedish champion with Luleå HF JWC Silver Medal 1994, JEC Gold Medal 1994, JWC Bronze Medal 1995, JWC Silver Medal 1996, WC Silver Medal 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 92/ Piteå IF, regular season Piteå plays in second league ? Sweden Team 17 totally during season 1992/93 First Team 17 game away against Russia (5-6) in Heinola, Finland at February ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1992/93 First Team 18 game away against Germany (11-0) in Bern, Switzerland, at December / Piteå IF, regular season Piteå play in second league JEC Gold Medal 1994 By JEC Directorate named best defenceman in JEC. By media named best defenceman in JEC All Star Team JWC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 19 totally during season 1993/94 Two goals in his first Team 19 game away against Russia (4-1) in Tver, Russia, at February ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 12993/94 First Team 20 game home against Finland (2-3) in Kungsbacka, Sweden, at November / Luleå HF, regular season Luleå HF, play off Most penalty minutes among defencemen in Luleå in play off JWC Bronce Medal ? National Team 20 totally during season 1994/ ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1994/95 First game in Team Sweden B away against Latvia A (2-3) in Riga, Latvia, at April Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 First game in Team Sweden away against Norway (1-0) in Gjövik, Norway, at April

20 95/ Luleå HF, regular season Luleå HF, play off Most penalty minutes among all players in play off JWC Silver Medal 1996 By JWC Directorate named best defenceman in JWC. By media named defenceman in JWC All Star Team. Shared most assist among defencemen in JWC. Most penalty minutes among Swedish players in JWC ? National Team 20 totally during season 1995/ Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 96/ Luleå HF, regular season Luleå HF, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Named defenceman NHL All-Rookie Team 1997/ OG Fifth Place WC Gold Medal 1998 By media named defenceman in WC All Star Team II Team Sweden totally season 1997/98 98/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Played in NHL All Star Game / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 2000/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off Most points among defencemen in Vancouver in play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally season 2000/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2003/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2004/ Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 20

21 5. NICKLAS LIDSTRÖM Born: Västerås Apr Length: 188 cm Weight: 84 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Detroit Red Wings, NHL Latest Swedish club: Västerås IK First club: Skogsbo SK National games: 76 A, 13 B, 27 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 18 goals Detroit Red Wings 3rd choice, 53rd overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1989 Stanley Cup Champion with Detroit Red Wings 1997, 1998 and 2002 JEC Fourth Place 1988, JWC Fifth Place 1990, WC Gold Medal 1991, Canada Cup Third Place 1991, WC Bronze Medal 1994, World Cup Third Place 1996, OG Fifth Place 1998, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 87/ Västerås IK, regular season Västerås played in second league this season JEC Fourth Place Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1987/88 First Team 18 game home against Finland (4-4) in Nordingrå, Sweden, at December / Västerås IK, regular season Sweden Team 19 totally season 1988/89 First Team 19 game home against Czechoslovakia (5-7) in Malmö, Sweden, at February / Västerås IK, regular season Västerås IK, play off JWC Fifth Place ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1989/90 First Team 20 game away against Soviet Union (4-3) in Elektrostal, Soviet Union, at November ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1989/90 First Team Sweden B game home against Soviet Union (4-4) in Hudiksvall, Sweden, at February / Västerås IK, regular season Most points among defencemen in Västerås in regular season Västerås IK, play off WC Gold Medal 1991 Most points among Swedish defencemen in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 1990/91 First Team Sweden game away against Czechoslovakia (6-3) in the Deutschland Cup game in Stuttgart, Deutschland at November / Canada Cup Third Place 1991 Most points among Swedish defencemen in Canada Cup Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Selected to NHL/Upper Deck All-Rookie Team Team Sweden totally during season 1991/92 21

22 92/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular sesason Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off 93/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most points among all Swedish defencemen in regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off WC Bronce Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1993/94 94/ Västerås IK, regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Most points among all swedish defencemen in play off Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 95/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Played in All Star Game Most goals, assist and points among all Swedish defencemen in regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Shared most points among defencemen in play off. Most points among all Swedish defencemen in play off 96/ World Cup Third Place Detroit Red Wings, regular season Most goals, assist and points among defencemen in Detroit Red Wings in regular season. Most points among all Swedish defencemen in regular seson Detroit Red Wings, play off Stanley Cup Champion with Detroit Red Wings. Most points among all Swedish defencemen in play off Team Sweden totally during season 1996/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most points among all defencemen in NHL Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Stanley Cup Champion with Detroit Red Wings. Played in NHL All Star Game Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 1997/1998. Most points and assist among all defencemen in play off Olympic Games Fifth Place 1998 Most points among Swedish defencemen in Olympic games Team Sweden totally during season 1997/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most points among Swedish defencemen in regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star Game Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 1998/1999. Most points among Swedish defencemen in play off 22

23 1999/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most goals, assist and points among all defencemen in regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star Game Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 1999/2000. Most points among Swedish defencemen in play off 2000/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most assist among all in Detroit and most points among all defencemen in Detroit in NHL regular season 2000/2001. Most points, goals and assist among Swedish defencemen in NHL regular season 2000/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star Game Most points and assist among all in Detroit in Stanley Cup play off season 2000/2001. Awarded with James Norris Memorial Trophy as best defenceman in NHL season 2002/2003. Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 2000/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most assist and shared most points among all defencemen in NHL regular season 2001/ Detroit Red Wings, play off Most points and assist among all defencemen in Stanley Cup play off season 2001/ OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/2002 Most points among all defencemen in Olympic Games. Played in NHL All Star Game 2002 Awarded with James Norris Memorial Trophy as best defenceman in NHL season 2001/2002, Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 2001/2002. Awarded with Conn Smyth Trophy (MVP in play off) 2001/ / Detroit Red Wings, regular season Most points, goals and assist among Swedish defencemen in NHL regular season 2002/ Detroit Red Wings, play off Most assist among defencemen in Detroit in play off. Played in NHL All Star Game 2003 Awarded with James Norris Memorial Trophy as best defenceman in NHL season 2002/2003. Named defenceman in NHL All Star Team season 2002/ / Detroit Red Wings, regular season Detroit Red Wings, play off Most goals, assist and points among defencemen in Detroit in play off. Played in NHL All Star Game WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Detroit Red Wings, regular season 23

24 8. CHRISTIAN BÄCKMAN Born: Alingsås Apr Length: 191 cm Weight: 93 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: St. Louis Blues, NHL Latest Swedish club: Frölunda HC First club: Sörhaga/Alingsås HC National games: 36 A, 0 B and 59 junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 4 goals St. Louis Blues 1 st choice, 24 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1998 Junior European Championship Silver Medal 1997, Junior European Championship Gold Medal 1998, Junior World Championship Fourth Place 1999, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 Swedish champion with Frölunda HC 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1996/ Västra Frölunda HC, Juniors JEC Silver Medal Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1996/ ? Sweden Team 17 totally during season 1996/97 First Sweden Team 18 game in JEC game away against Germany (6-3) in Trebic, Czech Republic, at April First Sweden Team 17 game away against Czech Republic (5-3) in Red Deer, Canada, at Jan / Västra Frölunda HC, Juniors Västra Frölunda HC, Juniors, play off JEC Gold Medal 1998 Most points among Swedish defencemen in JEC Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1997/ / Västra Frölunda HC, Juniors Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off JWC Fourth Place Sweden Team 19 totally during season 1998/ Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1998/99 First Sweden Team 20 game in JEC game away against Finland (3-1) in Lake Placid, USA, at Aug First Sweden Team 19 game away against Switzerland (4-1) in S:t Michel, Finland, at Feb / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Västra Frölunda HC, J20 SuperElit Västra Frölunda HC, J20, play off Gislaveds SK, Allsvenskan South, autumn Gislaveds SK, Allsvenskan South, spring Team 20 totally during season 1999/

25 2000/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2000/2001 One assist in his first team Sweden game away against Slovakia (4-2) in Bratislava, Slovakia, at April / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / St. Louis Blues, NHL, regular season Worchester Ice Cats, AHL, regular season Worchester Ice Cats, AHL, play off 2003/ St. Louis Blues, NHL, regular season St. Louis Blues, NHL, play off Worchester Ice Cats, AHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Frölunda HC, regular season Frölunda HC, play off Most assists and points among all defencemen in play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / St. Louis Blues, NHL, regular season 25

26 14. MATTIAS NORSTRÖM Born: Stockholm Jan Length: 185 cm Weight: 101 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Los Angeles Kings, NHL Latest Swedish club: AIK First club: Bredäng SK National games: 77 A, 0 B and 11 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 2 goals New York Rangers 2 choice, 48 totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1993 JWC Silver Medal 1992, WC Sixth Place 1996, World Cup Third Place 1996, WC Silver Medal 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Seventh Place 2000, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 90/ Mora IK, regular season, Div. 1 West, autumn Mora IK, regular season, Allsvenskan Mora IK, Allsvenskan 91/ AIK, regular season AIK, play off JWC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1991/92 First Team 20 game away against Czechoslovakia (3-3) in Poprad, Czechoslovakia, at November / AIK, regular season AIK, Allsvenskan, regular season Most penalty minutes among defencemen in AIK in Allsvenskan AIK, play off 93/ New York Rangers, NHL, regular season Binghampton, AHL, play off 94/ Binghampton, AHL, regular season New York Rangers, NHL, regular season New York Rangers, NHL, play off 95/ New York Rangers, NHL, regular season Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season WC Sixth Place Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 First Team Sweden game home against Finland (3-3) in Stockholm, Sweden, at April Traded from New York Rangers to Los Angeles Kings at March

27 96/ World Cup Third Place Los Angeles Kings, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Los Angeles Kings, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place WC Gold Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1997/98 98/ Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Played in NHL All Star Game / Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Los Angeles Kings, NHL, play off WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/ / Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Los Angelse Kings, NHL, play off 2001/ Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Los Angeles Kings, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season Played in NHL All Star Game / AIK, qualification to Allsvenskan, second league Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Los Angeles Kings, NHL, regular season 27

28 15. NICLAS HÄVELID Born: Stockholm April Length: 182 cm Weight: 90 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Atlanta Trashers, NHL Latest Swedish club: Södertälje SK First club: Enköpings SK National Games: 70 A, 19 B and 37 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 7 goals Junior European Championship Fourth Place 1991, Junior World Championship Silver Medal 1993, World Championship Gold medal 1998, WC Silver Medal 2004 Anaheim Mighty Ducks 2 nd choice, 83 rd overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1999 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 88/ Enköpings SK, Div. 2, regular season Sweden Team 16 totally during season 1988/89 First Sweden Team 16 game away against Soviet Union (3-5) in Minsk, Soviet Union, at Feb / Enköpings SK, Div. 2, regular season ? Sweden Team 17 totallly during season 1989/90 First Sweden Team 17 game away against France (6-3) in Annecy, France, at Dec / Rosersberg-Arlanda HC 73, Div. 1, regular season Rosersberg-Arlanda HC 73, Allsvenskan, regular season JEC Fourth Place ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1990/91 First Sweden Team 18 game away against Finland (7-2) in Salo, Finland, at Dec / AIK, regular season AIK, play off ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1991/92 First Sweden Team 20 game home against Czechoslovakia (6-2) in Tyringe, Sweden, at Nov / AIK, regular season AIK, relegation round JWC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1992/93 93/ AIK, Div. 1, regular season AIK, Allsvenskan, regular season AIK, qualification 94/ AIK, regular season ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1994/95 First Team Sweden B game away against Canada (18-1) in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, at Dec

29 95/ AIK, regular season ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1995/ Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 First Team Sweden game away against Finland (2-5) in Tampere, Finland, at Dec / AIK, regular season AIK, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ AIK, regular season AIK, relegation round WC Gold Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1997/98 98/ Malmö IF, regular season Malmö IF, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1998/ / Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season Cincinatti Mighty Ducks, AHL, regular season 2000/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season 2001/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season 2002/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, play off 2003/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal 2004 Best plus/minus statistic, +10, among all in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Södertälje SK, regular season Södertälje SK, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Atlanta Trashers, NHL, regular season 29

30 29. KENNY JÖNSSON Born: Ängelholm Oct Length: 191 cm Weight: 92 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Rögle BK First club: Rögle BK National games: 65 A, 4 B and 37 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 4 goals Toronto Maple Leafs 1 st choice, 12 th totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1993 JEC Silver Medal 1992, JWC Silver Medal 1993, JWC Silver Medal 1994, OG Gold Medal 1994, WC Bronze Medal 1994, WC Sixth Place 1996, World Cup Third Place 1996, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 93/ Rögle BK, regular season Rögle BK, play off JWC Silver Medal 1994 Selected to best defencman in JWC. Selected to JWC All Star Team. Most points and assist among Swedish defencemen in JWC OG Gold Medal WC Bronze Medal ? National Team 20 totally season 1993/ Team Sweden totally season 1993/94 94/ Rögle BK, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off St. John s, AHL, regular season Named defenceman in NHL All-Rookie Team 1994/ / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season New York Islanders, NHL, regular season WC Sixth Place Team Sweden totally season 1995/96 Traded from Toronto Maple Leafs to New York Islanders at March / World Cup Third Place New York Islanders, NHL, regular season Team Sweden totally season 1996/97 97/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season 98/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season 1999/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season 30

31 2000/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season 2001/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season New York Islanders, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / New York Islanders, NHL, regular season New York Islanders, NHL, play off 2003/ New York Islanders, NHL, regular season New York Islanders, NHL, play off 2004/ Rögle BK, SuperAllsvenskan Rögle BK, play off to qualification round WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Rögle BK, HockeyAllsvenskan, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 2005/

32 34. DANIEL TJÄRNQVIST Born: Umeå Oct Length: 188 cm Weight: 91 kg Position: Defenceman Shoots: Left Club: Minnesota Wild, NHL Latest Swedish club: Djurgårdens IF First club: Vännäs HC National games: 86 A, 3 B and 49 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 7 goals Florida Panthers 5 th choice, 88 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1995 Finnish champion with Jokerit 1997 Swedish Champion with Djurgårdens IF 2000 and 2001 Junior European Championship Gold medal 1994, Junior World Championship Bronze Medal 1995, Junior World Championship Silver Medal 1996, World Championship Seventh Place 2000, World Championship Bronze Medal 2001, World Championship Bronze Medal 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 95/ Rögle BK, regular season Rögle BK, Allsvenskan Rögle BK, play off and Kvalserien JWC Silver Medal ? Team 20 totally season 1995/96 96/ Jokerit, Finland, regular season Jokerit, Finland, play off Finnish champion with Jokerit ? Team Sweden B totally season 1996/97 First Team Sweden B game away against France A (3-2) in Rouen, France, at February / Djurgårdens IF, regular season Djurgårdens IF, play off Team Sweden totally season 1997/98 First Team Sweden game away against Finland (1-8) in the Pragobanka Cup game in Zlin, Czech Republic, at August / Djurgårdens IF, regular season Djurgårdens IF, play off The rights to Daniel Tjärnqvist was traded from Florida Panthers to Atlanta Trashers at June Team Sweden totally season 1998/99 99/ Djurgårdens IF, in regular season Most assist among defencemen in Djurgården in regular season Djurgårdens IF, in play off Swedish champion with Djurgårdens IF WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally season 1999/

33 2000/ Djurgårdens IF, regular season Most points, goals and assist among defencemen in Djurgården in regular season Djurgårdens IF, play off Swedish champion with Djurgårdens IF Most points, goals and assist among defencemen in Djurgården in play off WC Bronze Medal 2001 Shared most assist in Team Sweden in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Atlanta Trashers, regular season WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / Atlanta Trashers, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Atlanta Trashers, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Djurgårdens IF, regular season Djurgårdens IF, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Minnesota Wild, NHL, regular season 33

34 FORWARDS 11. DANIEL ALFREDSSON Born: Göteborg December Length: 179 cm Weight: 90 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: Ottawa Senators, NHL Latest Swedish club: Frölunda HC First club: Göteborgs IK National games: 112 A, 9 B and 12 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 30 goals Ottawa Senators 5 th choice, 133 overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1994 WC Silver Medal 1995, WC Sixth Place 1996, World Cup third Place 1996, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Bronze Medal 1999, WC Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 Swedish Champion with Frölunda HC 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 90/ IF Mölndals Hockey, regular season IF Mölndals Hockey, play off and Kvalserien 91/ IF Mölndal Hockey, regular season Mölndal plays in second league ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1991/92 One goal in his first Team 20 game away against Czechoslovakia (3-3) in Poprad, Czechoslovakia, at November / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season, Elite League Västra Frölunda HC, regular season, Allsvenskan Västra Frölunda HC, Allsvenskans final game ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1992/93 First Team Sweden B game away against Russia B (9-0) in St. Petersburg, Russia, at April / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1993/94 94/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda in Allsvenskan Västra Frölunda HC, play off ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1994/ WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 95/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Named forward in NHL All-Rookie Team 1995/1996. Won Calder Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the Year) Played in NHL All Star Game WC Sixth Place Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 34

35 96/ World Cup Third Place Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star Game Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star Game OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 1998/99 98/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Ottawa Sentors, NHL, play off WC Bronze Medal 1999 Most assist and shared most points in Team Sweden in WC Team Sweden totally during season 1998/ / Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Most assist in Ottawa in NHL in regular season 1999/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off 2000/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Most assist in Ottawa Senators in regular season 2002/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off 2003/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season Most assist in Ottawa Senators in regular season 2003/ Ottawa Senators, NHL, play off WC Silver Medal 2004 Shared most points in Team Sweden in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 2003/2004 Played in NHL All Star Game / Frölunda HC, regular season Frölunda HC, play off Most points and goals among all in play off 2004/ Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Ottawa Senators, NHL, regular season 35

36 12. DANIEL SEDIN Born: Örnsköldsvik Sep Length: 186 cm Weight: 86 kg Shoots: Left Club: Vancouver Canucks, NHL Latest Swedish club: MODO Hockey First club: Järveds IF National games: 49 A, 0 B and 59 junior games Goals totally in Team Sweden: 11 goals Vancouver Canucks 1 st choice, 2 nd overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1999 JEC Silver Medal 1997, JWC Sixth Place 1998, JEC Gold Medal 1998, JWC Fourth Place 1999, WC Bronze Medal 1999, JWC Fifth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2000, WC Bronze Medal 2001, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 97/ MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off MoDo J 20 SuperElit, regular season 1997/ JEC Gold Medal 1998 Most points and assists in Team Sweden in JEC Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1997/ JWC Sixth place Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1997/98 Most goals in Team 20 during 1997/98 98/ MoDo Hockey, regular season Most points and goals among all in MoDo in regular season MoDo Hockey, play off Shared most assist in MoDo in play off JWC Fourth Place 1999 Most points and shared most goals in Team Sweden in JWC Sweden Team 20 totally during 1998/99 Most points and goals in Team 20 during 1998/ WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1998/99 One goal in his first Team Sweden game at home against Finland (3-4) in Stockholm, Sweden, at April

37 1999/ MoDo Hockey, in regular season MoDo Hockey, in play off Shared most goals among all in play off. Shared most points in MoDo in play off JWC Fifth Place 2000 Shared most goals among all in JWC Sweden Team 20 totally season 1999/2000 Most goals in national Team 20 season 1999/ WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2002/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2003/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2004/ MODO Hockey, regular season MODO Hockey, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place 2005 Most goals and points in Team Sweden in 2005 IIH World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 37

38 13. MATS SUNDIN Born: Bromma Feb Length: 193 cm Weight: 100 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL First club: Sollentuna HC Latest Swedish club: Djurgårdens IF National games: 110 A, 2 B and 48 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 57 goals Quebec Nordiques 1st choice, 1st overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1989 First European player ever to be pick number 1 in NHL Entry Draft JEC Fourth Place 1988, JEC Fourth Place 1989, JWC Fifth Place 1990, WC Silver Medal 1990, WC Gold Medal 1991, Canada Cup Third Place 1991, WC Gold Medal 1992, WC Bronze Medal 1994, World Cup Third Place 1996, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Swedish champion with Djurgårdens IF 1990 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 86/ Sweden Team 16 totally during season 1986/87 One goal in his first team 16 game away against Finland (5-6) in Sarpsborg, Norway, December / Sweden Team 17 totally during season 1978/88 One assist in his first Team 17 game away against Soviet Union (5-8) in the Coupe Québec game in Montreal, Canada, at December JEC Fourth Place Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1978/88 Four goals and two assist in his first Team 18 game away against Romania (21-0) in the JEC game in Prerov, Czechoslovakia, at April / Nacka HK, regular season Nacka played in second league JEC Fourth Place 1989 Shared most goals in Team Sweden in JEC Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1988/89 Most points and goals and shared most assist in Sweden Team 18 during season 1998/89 38

39 89/ Djurgårdens IF, regular season Djurgårdens IF, play off Swedish Champion with Djurgårdens IF 1989/90 Most goals among all players in Swedish play off 1989/ JWC Fifth Place ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1989/90 One goal in his first Team 20 game away against Czechoslovakia (5-3) in Nove Samky, Czechoslovakia, at August WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1989/90 First Team Sweden game at home against Soviet Union (3-2) in Luleå, Sweden, at April / Quebeco Nordiques, NHL, regular season Rookie of the Year in Quebec Nordiques 1990/ WC Gold Medal 1991 Youngest ever (20 years old) to be best in points among all players in World Championship. Selected to World Championship All Star Team II Team Sweden totally during season 1990/91 Most goals in Team Sweden season 1990/91 91/ Canada Cup Third Place 1991 Most points among all Swedish players in Canada Cup Selected to Canada Cup All Star team Quebec Nordiques, NHL, regular season Most valuable player in Quebec Nordiques 1991/92. Most goals and points among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 1991/ WC Gold Medal 1992 Most points among all Swedish players in World Championship Named best forward in World Championship Selected to World Championship All Star Team Team Sweden totally during season 1991/92 Most goals and points in Team Sweden season 1991/92 92/ Quebec Nordiques, NHL, regular season Most points among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 1992/93. Record in points for right forward in Quebec 1992/93. Longest consectutive point streak, 30 games, in Quebec 1992/93. Most valuable player in Quebec 1992/93, Most goals among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 1992/ Quebec Nordiques, NHL, play off 93/ Quebec Nordiqes, NHL, regular season Most points among all swedish players in NHL in regular season WC Bronce Medal 1994 Most points among all players in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 1993/94 Most assist in Team Sweden season 1993/94 39

40 94/ Djurgårdens IF, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most points and goals in Toronto in regular season 1994/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 95/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most points in Toronto in regular season 1995/96. Played in NHL All Star game / World Cup Third Place 1996 Most points and goals in Team Sweden in World Cup Toronto Maple Leafs, regular season Most goals and assists in Toronto in regular season 1996/97. Most goals among Swedish players in regular season 1996/97. Played in NHL All Star game Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most goals among all Swedish players in regular season 1997/ OG Fifth Place 1998 Most goals in Team Sweden in OG WC Gold Medal 1998 Most points in WC Best plus/minus in WC Sected to WC All Star Team I Team Sweden totally season 1997/98 Played in NHL All Star game / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star game Shared most goals among Swedish players in NHL in play off 1998/ / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Played in NHL All Star game Most points, goals and assists in Toronto in regular season 99/2000. Most goals and points among Swedish players in NHL in regular season 99/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off 2000/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most points and assist Toronto in regular season 2000/2001. Most assist among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 2000/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off Most goals and points in Toronto in play off in season 2000/2001 Played in NHL All Star game WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/

41 2001/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2001/2002 Most points among all in Olympic Games. Named forward in Olympic Games All Star Team Named forward in NHL Second All Star Team 2001/2002. Played in NHL All Star Game Most goals among Swedish players in NHL in regular season 2002/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most goals in Toronto Maple Leafs in regular season 2002/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off WC Silver Medal 2003 Most goals and points in Team Sweden in WC By the WC Directorate named best forward in WC 2003 and most valuable player in WC Named forward in medias All Star Team in WC Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Most goals, assist and points in Toronto Maple Leafs in regular season 2003/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off Most points among all in Toronto in play off 2004/ Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season 41

42 19. MARKUS NÄSLUND Born: Härnösand Jul Length: 183 cm Weight: 89 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Vancouver Canucks, NHL Latest Swedish club: MoDo Hockey First club: Järveds IF National games: 55 A, 0 B and 47 junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 18 goals Pittsburgh Penguins 1 st choice, 16 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1991 JEC Gold Medal 1990, JEC Fourth Place 1991, JWC Silver Medal 1992, JWC Silver Medal 1993, WC Silver Medal 1993, WC Sixth Place 1996, World Cup Third Place 1996, WC Bronze Medal 1999, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Bronze Medal 2002, World Cup of Hockey Fifth Place A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 88/ ? Örnsköldsviks IF, Div. 2 North B Sweden Team 16 totally during season 1998/89 First Team 16 game away against Soviet Union (3-5) in Minsk, Soviet Union) at February / MoDo AIK Juniors JEC Gold medal ? Sweden Team 17 totally during season 1989/90 One goal in his first Team 17 game away against France (6-3) in annecy, France, at December ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1989/90 First Team 18 game away against Czechoslovakia (2-3) in Jaroslavl, Soviet Union, at February / MoDo HK, regular season JEC Fourth Place 1991 Most goals among all in JEC Shared most points in Team Sweden in JEC ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1990/91 Most points and goals in Sweden Team 18 during season 1990/91 91/ MoDo HK, regular season Most points and goals in MoDo in regular season 1991/ JWC Silver Medal 1992 Shared most goals among all in JWC ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1991/92 First Team 20 game home against Czechoslovakia (3-4) in Norrtälje, Sweden, at December Team Sweden totally during season 1991/92 First Team Sweden game away against Czechoslovakia (6-4) in Deutschland Cup game in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, at November

43 92/ MoDo HK, regular season MoDo HK, play off Shared most points in MoDo in play off 1992/ JWC Silver Medal 1993 Most goals in JWC. JWC All Star Team WC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1992/93 Most goals in Sweden Team 20 during season 1992/ Team Sweden totally during season 1992/93 93/ Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL, regular season Cleveland, IHL, regular season 94/ Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL, regular season Cleveland, IHL, regular season Cleveland, IHL, play off 95/ Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off WC sixth place Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 Traded from Pittsburgh Penguins to Vancouver Canucks at March / World Cup Third Place Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 98/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Most points and goals in Vancouver in regular season 1998/99. Most goals among all Swedish players in regular season 1998/99. Played in NHL All Star Game WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1998/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 2000/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off Most goals and points in Vancouver in regular season 2000/2001. Most goals among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 2000/2001. Played in NHL All Star Game

44 2001/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Most points and shared most assist among Swedish players in NHL during regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2001/2002 Played in NHL All Star Game Named forward in NHL All Star team 2001/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Most goals, assist and points in Vancouver Canucks in regular season 2002/2003. Second best scoring leader in NHL in regular season 2002/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off Awarded with Lester B. Pearson Award (Best player in NHL) 2002/2003. Most assist and points in Vancouver Canucks in play off. Played in NHL All Star Game Named forward in NHL All Star Team 2002/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Played in NHL All Star Game Most goals, assist and points in Vancouver Canucks in regular season 2003/2004. Most goals, assist and points among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 2003/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off Most assist and points in Vancouver in play off. Named forward in NHL All Star Team 2003/ / MODO Hockey, regular season MODO Hockey, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 44

45 20. HENRIK SEDIN Born: Örnsköldsvik Sep Length: 188 cm Weight: 91 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Vancouver Canucks, NHL Latest Swedish club: MODO Hockey First club: Järveds IF National games: 54 A, 0 B and 59 junior games Goals totally in Team Sweden: 7 goals Vancouver Canucks 2 nd choice, 3 rd overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1999 JEC Silver Medal 1997, JWC Sixth Place 1998, JEC Gold Medal 1998, JWC Fourth Place 1999, WC Bronze Medal 1999, JWC Fifth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2000, WC Bronze Medal 2001, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 96/ ? MoDo J 20 SuperElit, regular season 1997/98 Most assists in MoDo in J 20 SuperElit in regular season during 1996/ JEC Silver Medal 1997 Most points and shared most penalty minutes in Team Sweden in JEC ? Sweden Team 17 and 18 totally season 1996/97 First national Team 18 game against Finland (2-1) in Ylivieska, Finland, at November / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off MoDo J 20 SuperElit, regular season 1997/ JEC Gold Medal 1998 Shared most goals among all in JEC Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1997/ JWC Sixth Place Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1997/98 98/ MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off Shared most assist in MoDo in play off JWC Fourth Place 1999 Most assists in Team Sweden in JWC Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1998/99 Most assists in Team 20 during 1998/ WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1998/99 One assist in his first Team Sweden game at home against Finland (3-4) in Stockholm, Sweden, at April

46 1999/ MoDo Hockey, in regular season Most points and assists in MoDo in regular season MoDo Hockey, in play off Shared most points in MoDo in play off JWC Fifth Place 2000 Most points and assists among all in JWC Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1999/2000 Most points and assists in national Team 20 season 1999/ WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2002/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2003/ Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season Vancouver Canucks, NHL, play off 2004/ MODO Hockey, regular season MODO Hockey, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Vancouver Canucks, NHL, regular season 46

47 21. PETER FORSBERG Born: Örnsköldsvik Jul Length: 185 cm Weight: 93 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Philadelphia Flyers, NHL First club: MoDo Hockey Latest Swedish club: MODO Hockey National games: 92 A, 2 B and 38 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 29 goals Philadelphia Flyers 1 st choice, 6 th totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1991 Stanley Cup champion with Colorado Avalanche 1996 and 2001 JEC Fourth Place 1991, JWC Silver Medal 1992, WC Gold Medal 1992, JWC Silver Medal 1993, WC Silver Medal 1993, OG Gold Medal 1994, World Cup Third Place 1996, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Silver Medal 2003, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 88/ Sweden Team 16 totally during season 1988/89 First Team 16 game away against Soviet Union (3-5) in Minsk, Soviet Union, at February / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo in Allsvenskan ? Sweden Team 17 totally during season 1989/90 First Team 17 game away against France (6-3) in Annecy, France, at December / MoDo Hockey, regular season JEC Fourth Place 1991 Most assist and shared most points in Team Sweden in JEC ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1990/91 First Team 18 game home against Czechoslovakia (5-3) in Rönnäng, Sweden, at February / MoDo Hockey, regular season Most penalty minutes in MoDo in regular season 1991/92. Most penalty minutes among all forwards in Elite League in regular season 1991/ JWC Silver Medal 1992 Most penalty minues among all players in Junior World Championship WC Gold Medal ? Team Sweden 20 totally during season 1991/92 First Team 20 game home against Czechoslovakia (3-4) in Norrtälje, Sweden, at December ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1991/92 First Team Sweden B game home against Canada s Olympic Games team (2-3) in Hemse, Sweden, at November Team Sweden totally during season 1991/92 First Team Sweden game away against Russia (2-2) in Moscow, Russia, at April

48 92/ MoDo Hockey, regular season Most points and most penalty minutes among all players in MoDo in regular season 1992/ MoDo Hockey, play off Most goals and shared most points in MoDo in play off 1992/ JWC Silver Medal 1993 Most assists and points among all players in JWC Selected to best forward in JWC Selected to JWC All Star Team Got IIHF price as best Swedish forward in JWC WC Silver Medal Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1992/ Team Sweden totally during season 1992/93 93/ MoDo Hockey, regular season Most goals, assists and points among all players in MoDo in regular season 1993/ MoDo Hockey, play off Most points among all players in play off 1993/ OG Gold Medal 1994 Got rewarded by Crown Princess Victora at July 14 for his performance in Olympic Games Team Sweden totally during season 1993/94 94/ MoDo Hockey, regular season Quebec Nordiques, NHL, regular season Most assists and points among rookies in NHL regular season 1994/ Quebec Nordiques, NHL, play off Shared most assists and shared most points in Quebec Nordiques in play off 1994/95. Named forward in NHL All-Rookie Team 1994/1995. Won Calder Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the Year) 1994/ Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 95/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Most assist in Colorado in regular season 1995/96. Played in NHL All Star game Most assist and points among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 1995/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Stanley Cup Champion with Colorado Avalanche / World Cup Third Place Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Most assists and points in Colorado in regular season 1996/97. Most assists among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 1996/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 48

49 97/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Named forward in NHL All Star Team 1997/1998. Played in NHL All Star game Most assist and points in Colorado in regular season 1997/98. Most assist and points among all Swedish players in regular season 1997/98. Most penalty minutes among Swedish forwards in regular season 1997/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Most goals and points in Colorado in play off 1997/ OG Fifth Place WC Gold Medal 1998 Shared most goals among all in WC By WC Directorate named best forward in WC By media named in WC All Star Team Team Sweden totally during season 1997/98 98/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Most points, assist and penalty minutes among Swedish players in NHL in season 1998/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Named forward in NHL All Star Team 1998/1999. Played in NHL All Star game Most points among all in NHL play off 1998/99. Most points and assists and shared most goals among Swedish players in NHL play off 1998/ / Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off 2000/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Most poins among all Swedish players in NHL in regular season 2000/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Stanley Cup Champion with Colorado Avalanche Played in NHL All Star game Most points and assist among Swedish players in play off 2001/2002 Injured Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Most points and assist among all in Stanley Cup / Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Most assist and points among all in NHL in regular season 2002/ Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Played in NHL All Star game WC Silver Medal 2003 Named forward in medias All Star Team in WC Team Sweden totally during season 2003/2003 Awarded with Hart Memorial Trophy (MVP in NHL regular season) 2002/2003. Awarded with Art Ross Trophy (most points in NHL regular season) Awarded with Bud Light Plus Minus Award (shared best plus/minus statistic +52) in NHL regular season 2002/ / Colorado Avalanche, NHL, regular season Colorado Avalanche, NHL, play off Most assist in Colorado in play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/

50 2004/ MODO Hockey, regular season MODO Hockey, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 game World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Philadelphia Flyers, NHL 50

51 22. PER-JOHAN AXELSSON Born: Ytterby Feb Length: 185 cm Weight: 86 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Boston Bruins, NHL Latest Swedish club: Frölunda HC First club: Kungälv/Ytterby HK National games: 81 A, 3 B and 22 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 21 goals Swedish champion with Frölunda HC 2005 Boston Bruins 7 th choice, 177 th totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1995 JWC Bronze Medal 1995, WC Seventh Place 2000, WC Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Bronze Medal 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 93/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1993/94 First Team 20 game away against Germany (6-0) in Kerava, Finland, at February / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, Allsvenskan Västra Frölunda HC, Allsvenskan final games against Rögle JWC Bronze Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1994/95 95/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 First game in Team Sweden away against Czech Republic (2-1) in The Karjala Cup game in Helsinki, Finland, at December / Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Västra Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Boston Bruins, NHL, play off 98/ Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Boston Bruins, NHL, play off 1999/ Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/

52 2000/ Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season WC Bronze Medal 2001 Most points and shared most assist in Team Sweden in WC Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Boston Bruins, NHL, play off OG Fifth Place WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2001/ / Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Boston Bruins, NHL, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Boston Bruins, NHL, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Frölunda HC, regular season Frölunda HC, play off Shared most assists among all in play off 2004/ Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season 52

53 26. SAMUEL PÅHLSSON Born: Ånge Dec Length: 181 cm Weight: 94 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL Latest Swedish club: Frölunda HC First club: Ånge IK National games: 90 A, 9 B, and 32 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 12 goals Swedish champion with Frölunda HC 2005 Junior European Championship Bronze Medal 1995, Junior World Championship Silver Medal 1996, World Championship Bronze Medal 1999, World Championship Seventh Place 2000, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Pace, WC Fourth Place 2005 Colorado Avalanche s 10 th choice, 176 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1996 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 94/ MoDo Hockey, regular season JEC Bronze Medal ? Sweden Team 18 totally during season 1994/95 First Sweden Team 18 game away against Finland (3-2) in Suomussalmi, Finland, at Nov / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off JWC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1995/96 First Sweden Team 20 game away against Switzerland (3-2) in Orono, USA, at Dec / MoDo Hockey, regular season ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1996/ ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1996/97 First Team Sweden B game away against France A (3-2) in Rouen, France, at Feb / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off Team Sweden totally season season 1997/98 First Team Sweden game away against Russia (0-0) in The Baltica Brewery Cup game in Moscow, Russia, December / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1998/ / MoDo Hockey, regular season MoDo Hockey, play off WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/

54 2000/ Boston Bruins, NHL, regular season Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season Rights to Samuel Påhlsson traded from Colorado Avalanche to Boston Bruins at March Traded from Boston Bruins to Anaheim Mighty Ducks at November / Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season 2002/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, play off Cincinatti Mighty Ducks, AHL, regular season 2003/ Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Frölunda HC, regular season Frölunda HC, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season 54

55 33. FREDRIK MODIN Born: Sundsvall Oct Length: 193 cm Weight: 100 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL Latest Swedish club: Timrå IK First club: Njurunda SK National games: 61 A, 18 B and 14 Junior games. Goals in Team Sweden totally: 23 goals Toronto Maple Leafs 3 rd choice, 64 th totally, in NHL Entry Draft 1994 JWC Silver Medal 1994, WC Sixth Place 1996, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Seventh Place 2000, WC Bronze Medal 2001, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Stanley Cup champion with Tampa Bay Lightning 2003/2004 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assists, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 91/ Sundsvall Timrå HC, regular season, Div 1 North Sundsvall Timrå HC, regular season, Allsvenskan 92/ Sundsvall Timrå HC, reg. seas. Div 1 North, autumn Sundsvall Timrå HC, reg. seas. Div 1 North, spring Sundsvall Timrå HC, play off 93/ Sundsvall Timrå HC, reg. seas. Div 1 North, autumn Sundsvall Timrå HC, reg. seas. Div 1 North, spring Sundsvall Timrå HC, play off JWC Silver Medal ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1993/94 First Team Sweden 20 game away against Czech Republic (1-6) in Vuokatti, Finland, at August ? Team Sweden B totally season 1993/94 First Team Sweden B game away against Finland (2-2) in St. Petersburg, Russia, at April / Brynäs IF, regular season Brynäs IF, play off ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1994/95 95/ Brynäs IF, regular season Brynäs IF, Allsvenskan Brynäs IF, Allsvenskans final and Kvalserien WC Sixth Place Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 One goal in his first Team Sweden game away against Slovakia (3-5) in Pragobanka Cup game in Zlin, Czech Republic, at August

56 96/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season 97/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season WC Gold Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1997/98 98/ Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, regular season Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL, play off 99/ Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season Traded from Toronto Maple Leafs to Tampa Bay Lightning at Oct WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/ / Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season Most goals in Tampa in regular season WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/ / Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season 2002/ Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, play off 2003/ Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, play off Stanley Cup champion with Tampa Bay Lightning 2003/2004. Most goals, assist and points among all Swedish players in play off 2004/ Timrå IK, regular season Timrå IK, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, regular season 56

57 37. MIKAEL SAMUELSSON Born: Mariefred Dec Length: 186 cm Weight: 94 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: Detroit Red Wings, NHL Latest Swedish club: Södertälje SK First club: IFK Mariefred National games: 20 A, 0 B and 0 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 3 goals WC Fourth Place 2005 San Jose Sharks 7 th choice, 145 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1998 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 94/ Södertälje SK, U20 SuperElit, regular season 95/ Södertälje SK, Division 1 East, regular season Södertälje SK, Allsvenskan 1996, regular season Södertälje SK, Allsvenskan final games Södertälje SK, U20 SuperElit, regular season 96/ Södertälje SK, regular season 97/ Södertälje SK, regular season 98/ Västra Frölunda HC, regular season Södertälje SK, regular season Södertälje SK, qualification round 1999/ Brynäs IF, regular season Brynäs IF, play off 2000/ San Jose Sharks, NHL, regular season Kentucky Thoroughblades, AHL, regular season Kentycky Thoroughblades, AHL, play off Traded from San Jose Sharks to New York Rangers at June / New York Rangers, NHL, regular season Hartford Wolf Pack, AHL, regular season 2002/ New York Rangers, NHL, regular season Pittsburgh Penguins NHL, regular season Traded from New York Rangers to Pittsburgh Penguins at February Rights to Mikael Samuelsson were traded from Pittsburgh Penguins to Florida Panthers at June / Florida Panthers, regular season 57

58 2004/ HC Genève Servette, Switzerland, regular season Södertälje SK, regular season Södertälje SK, play off WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/2005 First Team Sweden game away against Czech Republic (3-4) in the Rosno Cup game in Moscow, Russia, at December / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season 58

59 40. HENRIK ZETTERBERG Born: Sundsvall Oct Length: 183 cm Weight: 83 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Detroit Red Wings, NHL Latest Swedish club: Timrå IK First club: Njurunda SK National games: 87 A, 0 B and 45 junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 20 goals Detroit Red Wings 4 th choice, 210 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1999 Junior European Championship Gold Medal 1998, Junior U20 World Championship Fifth Place 2000, World Championship Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Bronze Medal 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1997/ Timrå IK, Allsvenskan North, regular season Timrå IK, Allsvenskan Timrå IK, play off and Kvalserien JEC Gold Medal National Team 18 totally during season 1997/98 First national Team 18 game home against Finland (5-2) in Hallsberg, Sweden, at November / Timrå IK, Allsvenskan North, regular season Timrå IK, Allsvenskan Timrå IK, play off 1999/ Timrå IK, Allsvenskan North, regular season Most goals in Timrå in Allsvenskan North Timrå IK, SuperAllsvenskan Timrå IK, Kvalserien Shared most points, goals and assist among all players in Kvalserien JWC U20 Fifth Place National Team 20 totally during season 1999/2000 First national Team 20 game away against Czech Republic (1-3) in Moscow, Russia, at September Best plus/minus (13) in national Team 20 during season 1999/ / Timrå IK, regular season Most assist and points in Timrå in regular season WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/2001 One assist in his first Team Sweden game away against Czech Republic (3-2) in the Ceska Pojistovna Cup game in Zlin, Czech Republic, at August Rookie of the Year in the Swedish Elite League 2000/2001. Most points, goals and assist among rookies in Team Sweden season 2000/

60 2001/ Timrå IK, regular season Most assist and points in Timrå in regular season OG Fifth Place Timrå IK, qualification to Elite League Most points and shared most assist in Timrå qualification to Elite League WC Bronze Medal 2002 Most assist in Team Sweden in World Championship Team Sweden totally during season 2001/2002 Most assist in Team Sweden during season 2001/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Most goals and points among rookies in NHL in regular season 2002/ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/2003 Named forward in NHL All-Rookie Team 2002/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season Detroit Red Wings, NHL, play off 2004/ Timrå IK, regular season Most points among all in Swedish Elitserien during regular season 2004/ Timrå IK, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Detroit Red Wings, NHL, regular season 60

61 51. MIKA HANNULA Born: Huddinge Apr Length: 179 cm Weight: 86 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: HV 71 First club: TPS Turku, Finland National games: 46 A, 0 B and 0 junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 10 goals Minnesota Wilds 10 th choice, 269 th overall, in NHL entry Draft 2002 WC Silver Medal 2003 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1998/ Lidingö HC, regular season 1999/ Hammarby IF, regular season Hammarby IF, SuperAllsvenskan Hammarby IF, play off 2000/ Malmö IF, regular season Malmö IF, play off 2001/ Malmö IF, regular season Malmö IF, play off Team Sweden totally during season 2001/2002 First Team Sweden Game away against Slovakia (4-2) in Martin, Slovakia, at April / MIF Redhawks, regular season WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Houston Aeros, AHL, regular season 2004/ IF Malmö Redhawks, regular season IF Malmö Redhawks, qualification Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / HV 71, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 2005/

62 72. JÖRGEN JÖNSSON Born: Ängelholm Sep Length: 184 cm Weight: 89 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Färjestads BK First club: Rögle BK National games: 244 A, 16 B and 2 Junior games Goals in Team Sweden totally: 44 goals Swedish champion with Färjestads BK 1997, 1998 and 2002 OG Gold Medal 1994, WC Bronce Medal 1994, WC Silver Medal 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Gold Medal 1998, WC Bronze Medal 1999, WC Seventh Place 2000, WC Bronze Medal 2001, OG Fifth Place 2002, WC Bronze Medal 2002, WC Silver Medal 2003, WC Silver Medal 2004, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place, WC Fourth Place 2005 Calgary Flames 11 th choice, 227 th overall, in NHL Entry Draft 1994 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 89/ Rögle BK, Allsvenskan, regular season Rögle BK, play off 90/ Rögle BK, Div. 1 South, regular season Rögle plays in second league Rögle BK, play off 91/ Rögle BK, Div. 1 South, regular season Rögle plays in second league Rögle BK, Allsvenskan, regular season Rögle BK, play off ? Sweden Team 20 totally during season 1991/92 First Sweden Team 20 game home against Czechoslovakia (6-2) in Tyringe, Sweden, at November / Rögle BK, regular season ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1992/93 First Team Sweden B game away against France A (6-1) in Angers, France, at February / Rögle BK, regular season Rögle BK, play off OG Gold Medal WC Bronce Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1993/94 First Team Sweden game away against Canada (1-3) in the Deutschland Cup game in Ulm, Germany, at November

63 94/ Rögle BK, regular season Rögle BK, Allsvenskan, regular season Most penalty minutes among all in Rögle in Allsvenskan Rögle BK, play off ? Team Sweden B totally during season 1994/ Team Sweden totally during season 1994/95 95/ Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, play off Team Sweden totally during season 1995/96 96/ Färjestads BK, regular season Most assist in Färjestad in regular season Färjestads BK, play off Swedish champion with Färjestad Most points and goals among all in play off Färjestads BK, European Hockey League, first round WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1996/97 97/ Färjestads BK, regular season Most points in Färjestad in regular season. Most penalty minutes among forwards in Färjestad in regular season Färjestads BK, play off Swedish champion with Färjestad Most assists among all in play off Färjestads BK, European Hockey League, first round Färjestads BK, European Hockey League, play off OG Fifth Place WC Gold Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1997/98 98/ Färjestads BK, regular season Most points and assists in Färjestad in regular season Färjestads BK, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 1998/ / New York Islanders, NHL, regular season Anaheim Mighty Ducks, NHL, regular season Traded from New York Islanders to Anaheim Mighty Ducks at March WC Seventh Place Team Sweden totally during season 1999/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Most points and assist and shared most goals in Färjestad in regular season Färjestads BK, play off. Most assist among all in play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2000/

64 2001/ Färjestads BK, regular season OG Fifth Place Färjestads BK, play off WC Bronze Medal Team Sweden totally season 2001/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2002/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, play off WC Silver Medal Team Sweden totally during season 2003/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Färjestads BK, play off Team Sweden Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place WC Fourth Place Team Sweden totally during season 2004/ / Färjestads BK, regular season Team Sweden totally during season 2005/

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67 OLYMPIC GAMES 2006 The 2006 Olympic Games 2006 will be played in Torino, Italy, during February The arenas are Palasport Olimpico and Torino Esposizioni. Group A Kanada (1) Czech Republic (4) Finland (5) Germany (8) Switzerland (9) Italy (12) Group B Sweden (2) Slovakia (3) USA (6) Russia (7) Latvia (10) Kazakhstan (11) FIRST ROUND Day Game Group Game Arena Date number Time Wednesday February B Kazakhstan-Sweden Torino Esposizioni A Italy-Kanada Palasport Olimpico A Switzerland-Finland Torino Esposizioni A Germany-Czech Republic Palasport Olimpico B Russia-Slovakia Torino Esposizioni B Latvia-USA Palasport Olimpico Thursday February A Finland-Italy Palasport Olimpico A Czech Republic-Switzerland Torino Esposizioni B Svergie-Russia Palasport Olimpico B Slovakia-Latvia Torino Esposizioni A Kanada-Germany Palasport Olimpico B USA-Kazakhstan Torino Esposizioni Friday February Non game day 67

68 Day Game Group Game Arena Date number Time Saturday February B Kazakhstan-Russia Torino Esposizioni A Italy-Germany Palasport Olimpico A Kanada-Switzerland Torino Esposizioni B Sweden-Latvia Palasport Olimpico B Slovakia-USA Torino Esposizioni A Czech Republic-Finland Palasport Olimpico Sunday February A Germany-Switzerland Palasport Olimpico B Russia-Latvia Torino Esposizioni B Slovakia-Kazakhstan Palasport Olimpico B USA-Sweden Torino Esposizioni A Czech Republic-Italy Palasport Olimpico A Finland-Kanada Torino Esposizioni Monday February Non game day Tuesday February B Latvia-Kazakhstan Torino Esposizioni A Switzerland-Italy Palasport Olimpico A Finland-Germany Torino Esposizioni A Kanada-Czech Republic Palasport Olimpico B Sweden-Slovakia Torino Esposizioni B USA-Russia Palasport Olimpico QUARTER FINALS Wednesday February Quarter Final Torino Esposizioni Quarter Final Palasport Olimpico Quarter Final Torino Esposizioni Quarter Final Palasport Olimpico Thursday February Non game day SEMI FINALS Friday February Semi Final Palasport Olimpico Semi Final Palasport Olimpico 68

69 Day Game Group Game Arena Date number Time BRONZE MEDAL GAME Saturday February Bronze Medal Game Palasport Olimpico GOLD MEDAL GAME Sunday February Gold medal Game Palasport Olimpico Quarter Finals will be played as follows: A1-B4 A2-B3 B2-A3 B1-A4 Semi Finals will be played as follows: Winner of the game A1/B4-Winner of the game B2/A3 Winner of the game B1-/A4-Winner of the game A2/B3 69

70 TEAM SWEDEN SEASON 2005/2006 EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1-4/9 CESKA POJISTOVNA CUP St. Petersburg, Russia and Liberec, Czech Republic 1/9 Russia-Sweden 1-2 (1-0, 0-1, 0-1) Yubileyny, St. Petersburg 3/9 Czech Republic-Sweden 3-5 (0-2, 2-3, 1-0) Tipsport Arena, Liberec 4/9 Sweden-Finland 2-0 (0-0, 1-0, 1-0) Tipsport Arena, Liberec Sweden won the Ceska Pojistovna Cup EURO HOCKEY TOUR 10-13/11 KARJALA TOURNAMENT Jönköping, Sweden and Helsinki, Finland 10/11 Sweden-Czech Republic 6-3 (1-3, 3-0, 2-0) Kinnarps Arena, Jönköping 12/11 Russia-Sweden 2-3 (0-0, 1-0, 1-2, 0-1) Hartwall Areena, Helsinki 13/11 Finland-Sweden 2-1 (2-0, 0-1, 0-0) Hartwall Areena, Helsinki Sweden at second place in Karjala Tournament EURO HOCKEY TOUR 15-18/12 ROSNO CUP Prague, Czech Republic and Moscow, Russia 15/12 Sweden-Russia 1-3 (0-2, 1-0, 0-1) Moscow, Russia 17/12 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 0-0, 1-0) Moscow, Russia 18/12 Finland-Sweden 2-1 (0-0, 1-1, 1-0) Moscow, Russia Sweden at third place in Rosno Cup Pre Olympic Games 2006 games Sweden, Switzerland 9/ Sweden-Slovakia Timrå, Sweden 12/ Switzerland-Sweden Lugano, Switzerland OLYMPIC GAMES 2006 February See separate game schedule at Torino, Italien EXHIBITION GAME Venue to be decided, Norway 6/4 TBD Norway-Sweden TBD

71 EURO HOCKEY TOUR 26-29/4 LG HOCKEY GAMES Helsinki, Finland and Stockholm, Sweden 26/ Finland-Russia Helsinki, Finland 26/ Sweden-Czech Republic Globe Arena, Stockholm 28/ Czech Republic-Finland Globe Arena, Stockholm 28/ Sweden-Russia Globe Arena, Stockholm 29/ Russia-Czech Republic Globe Arena, Stockholm 29/ Sweden-Finland Globe Arena, Stockholm EURO HOCKEY TOUR 1/5 Play Off Stockholm, Sweden EURO HOCKEY TOUR BRONZE MEDAL GAME 1/ Team 3- Team 4 Globe Arena, Stockholm EURO HOCKEY TOUR GOLD MEDAL GAME 1/ Team 1- Team 2 Globe Arena, Stockholm 5-21/ IIHF World Championship Riga, Latvia See separate game schedule at Please observe all game starting times are expressed in local time

72 Goalkeepers in Tre Kronor GOALKEEPERS IN TRE KRONOR 2005/2006 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2005/2006 in bold Last update A=Games, B=Games played, C=Minutes played, D=Shots against, E=Saving %, F=Goals against, G=GAA=Goals against per 60 minutes, H=Shutout, I=Penalty minutes, J=Games totally in Tre Kronor Goalkeepers A B C D E F G H I J Johan Holmqvist, Brynäs IF Daniel Henriksson, Färjestads BK Stefan Liv, HV Empty net goal 1 Russia-Sweden September 1: Johan Holmqvist played , 27 shots against, 1 goal against Czech Republic-Sweden September 3: Daniel Henriksson played , 38 shots against, 3 goals against Sweden-Finland September 4: Johan Holmqvist played , 20 shots against, shutout Sweden-Czech Republic November 10: Stefan Liv played , 3 goals against, 18 shots Russia-Sweden November 12: Johan Holmqvist played , 2 goals against, 18 shots Finland-Sweden November 13: Stefan Liv played , 2 goals against, 19 shots Russia-Sweden December 15: Stefan Liv played , (tot ), 2 goals against, 19 shots against. 1 goal and 1 shot in empty net Sweden-Czech Republic December 17: Daniel Henriksson played , 29 shots against, shutout Finland-Sweden December 18: Daniel Henriksson played , 2 goals against, 26 shots against Season 2005/

73 Scoring leaders in Tre Kronor SCORING LEADERS IN TRE KRONOR SEASON 2005/2006 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2005/2006 in bold Last update A=Games, B, Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes, F=On ice when goals scored for, G=On ice when goals scored against, H=Plus/minus totally, I=Games totally in Tre Kronor, J=Goals totally in Tre Kronor A B C D E F G H I J Mika Hannula, f, HV Christian Berglund, f, SC Rapperwil-Jona Johan Davidsson, f, HV Björn Melin, f, HV Joel Lundqvist, f, Frölunda HC Andreas Karlsson, f, HV Andreas Johansson, f, Genéve-Servette HC Kristofer Ottosson, f, Djurgårdens IF Jonas Nordquist, f, Luleå HF Jimmie Ölvestad, f, Djurgårdens IF Jörgen Jönsson, f, Färjestads BK Kenny Jönsson, d, Rögle BK Magnus Johansson, d, Linköpings HC Lars Jonsson, d, HV David Petrasek, d, HV Johnny Oduya, d, Frölunda HC Jesper Mattsson, f, Färjestads BK Magnus Kahnberg, f, Frölunda HC Marcus Ragnarsson, d, Almtuna IS Josef Boumedienne, d, ZSC Lions Fredrik Emwall, f, Linköpings HC Per Ledin, f, Färjestads BK Per Hållberg, d, Färjestads BK Tim Eriksson, f, Linköpings HC Tony Mårtensson, f, Linköpings HC Season 2005/

74 Scoring leaders in Tre Kronor Sanny Lindström, d, Timrå IK Rickard Wallin, f, Färjestads BK Andreas Holmqvist, d, Linköpings HC Jonas Frögren, d, Färjestads BK Thomas Rhodin, d, Färjestads BK Dragan Umicevic, f, Södertälje SK Jonas Soling, f, Linköpings HC Andreas Pihl, d, Linköpings HC Jari Tolsa, f, Frölunda HC Mathias Johansson, f, Färjestads BK Joakim Eriksson, f, Espoo Blues Team penalty 0 The last two columns show national games played totally and goals scored totally and includes games and goals made during the season 2005/2006 Plus/minus statistics is counted with equal strength on ice, goals scored in box play and goals against in power play Player of the game: Russia-Sweden September 1: No award announced Czech Republic-Sweden September 3: Mika Hannula Sweden-Finland September 4: Johan Holmqvist The Ceska Pojistovna Cup directorate named Johan Holmqvist best goalkeeper and Johnny Oduya best defenceman in the tournament Johnny Oduya named defenceman and Jimmie Ölvestad named forward in medias All Star Team in Ceska Pojistovna Cup Player of the Game Sweden-Czech Republic November 10: Andreas Karlsson Russia-Sweden November 12: Johan Holmqvist Finland-Sweden November 13: Kenny Jönsson Player of the Game Sweden-Russia December 15: Andreas Karlsson Sweden-Czech Republic December 17: Daniel Henriksson Finland-Sweden December 18: Andreas Karlsson Season 2005/

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77 THE SWEDISH 200 CLUB Last update at Thursday November Swedish players who took part in 200 national games or more are members in the Swedish 200 club. Jonas Bergqvist is at first place with the record of 272 national games for Team Sweden. Name, position, born, Team Sweden games during National games Jonas Bergqvist, f, born September Thomas Rundqvist, f, born May Ronald Pettersson, f, born April Sven (Tumba) Johansson, f, born August Jörgen Jönsson, f, born September Mats Waltin, b, born October Roland Stoltz, b, born August Lasse Björn, b, born December Tommy Samuelsson, b, born January Nils Nilsson, f, born March Leif Holmqvist, mv, born November Tord Lundström, f, born March Tomas Jonsson, f, born April

78 TEAM SWEDEN S COACHES SINCE 1957 Folke Jansson, Coach 1956/1957 WC Gold Medal 1957 Ed Reigle, Coach 1957/ /1960 WC Bronze Medal 1958 WC Fifth Place 1959 WC+OG Fifth Place 1960 Arne Strömberg, Coach 1960/ /1971 WC Fifth Place 1961 WC Gold Medal 1962 WC Silver Medal 1963 WC+OG Silver Medal 1964 WC Bronze Medal 1965 WC Fourth place 1966 WC Silver Medal 1967 WC+OG Fourth Place 1968 WC Silver Medal 1969 WC Silver Medal 1970 WC Bronze Medal 1971 Billy Harris, Head Coach 1971/1972 OG Fourth Place 1972 WC Bronze Medal 1972 Kjell Svensson, Head Coach 1972/ /1974 WC Silver Medal 1973 WC Bronze Medal

79 Ronald Pettersson, Head Coach 1974/ /1976 WC Bronze Medal 1975 WC Bronze Medal 1976 Hans Lindberg, Head Coach 1976/ /1978 CC Fourth Place 1976 WC Silver Medal 1977 WC Fourth Place 1978 Tommy Sandlin, Head Coach 1978/ /1980 WC Bronze Medal 1979 OG Bronze Medal 1980 Bengt Ohlson, Head Coach 1980/1981 WC Silver Medal 1981 Anders Parmström, Head Coach 1981/ /1984 CC Fifth Place 1981 WC Fourth Place 1982 WC Fourth Place 1983 OG Bronze Medal 1984 Leif Boork, Head Coach 1984/1985 CC Second Place 1984 WC Sixth Place 1985 Curt Lindström, Head Coach 1985/1986 WC Silver Medal

80 Tommy Sandlin, Head Coach 1986/ /1990 WC Gold Medal 1987 CC Third Place 1987 OG Bronze Medal 1988 WC Fourth Place 1989 WC Silver Medal 1990 Conny Evensson, Head Coach 1990/ /1992 CC Third Place 1991 WC Gold Medal 1991 WC Gold Medal 1992 OG Fifth Place 1992 Curt Lundmark, Head Coach 1992/ /1995 WC Silver Medal 1993 OG Gold Medal 1994 WC Bronze Medal 1994 WC Silver Medal 1995 Kent Forsberg, Head Coach 1995/ /1998 WC Sixth Place 1996 World Cup Third Place 1996 WC Silver Medal 1997 OG Fifth Place 1998 WC Gold Medal 1998 Peter Wallin, General Manager /1999 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Karjala Tournament Coaches: Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: World Championship Coaches: WC Bronze Medal 1999 Tommy Boustedt, Niklas Wikegård Dan Hobér, Roger Melin Sune Bergman, Stephan Lundh Niklas Wikegård, Lars Molin Sune Bergman, Stephan Lundh

81 1999/2000 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Karjala Tournament Coaches: Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: World Championship Coaches: WC Seventh Place 2000 Ulf Taavola, Niklas Wikegård Sune Bergman, Roger Melin Hardy Nilsson, Ulf Weinstock Stephan Lundh, Tommy Boustedt Stephan Lundh, Hardy Nilsson Anders Hedberg, General Manager /2001 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Tomth Karjala Tournament Coaches: Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Tomth Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Tommy Tomth, Peo Larsson Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Tomth World Championship Coaches: Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Tomth WC Bronze Medal /2002 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Olympic Games Coaches: OG Fifth Place 2002 Karjala Tournament Coaches: World Championship Coaches: WC Bronze Medal 2002 Hardy Nilsson, Mats Waltin Hardy Nilsson, Peo Larsson Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Tomth Hardy Nilsson, Mats Waltin Hardy Nilsson, Mats Waltin Hardy Nilsson, Mats Waltin Claes-Göran Wallin, Director of national teams /2003 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Karjala Tournament Coaches: Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: World Championship Coaches: WC Silver Medal 2003 Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Samuelsson Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Samuelsson Hardy Nilsson, Jan Karlsson Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Samuelsson Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Samuelsson Tommy Boustedt

82 2003/2004 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Karjala Tournament Coaches: Baltica Brewery Cup Coaches: Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: World Championship Coaches: WC Silver Medal 2004 Hardy Nilsson, Jan Karlsson Hardy Nilsson, Tommy Samuelsson Hardy Nilsson, Jan Karlsson Hardy Nilsson, Ulf Dahlén, Tommy Samuelsson Hardy Nilsson, Ulf Dahlén, Tommy Samuelsson, Tommy Boustedt Claes-Göran Wallin, Director of national team Tre Kronor Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Head Coach for Tre Kronor /2005 World Cup of Hockey 2004 Coaches: Hardy Nilsson, Ulf Dahlén, World Cup of Hockey 2004 Fifth Place Johan Garpenlöv, Tommy Boustedt Karjala Tournament Coaches: Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Jan Karlsson Rosno Cup Coaches: Kent Johansson, Mikael Andersson Sweden Hockey Games Coaches: Roger Melin, Jan Karlsson World Championship Coaches: Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Jan Karlsson, WC Fourth Place 2005 Tommy Samuelsson, Tommy Boustedt 2005/2006 Ceska Pojistovna Cup Coaches: Karjala Tournament Coaches: Rosno Cup Coaches: Olympic Games Coaches: LG Hockey Games Coaches: World Championship Coaches: Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Jan Karlsson Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Jan Karlsson Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Mikael Andersson, Anders Eldebrink Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Jan Karlsson, Anders Eldebrink

83 The Team Sweden leaders in World Championship, Olympic Games, Canada Cup, and World Cup since 1957 The Team Sweden Team Management in World Championship, Olympic Games, Canada Cup, and World Cup since 1957: Year, Country Sweden Ranking Team Leader Team Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach 1956/1957, Soviet Union WC Gold Medal Rune Wiklund Pelle Bergström Folke Jansson Pelle Bergström 1957/1958, Norway WC Bronze Medal None Pelle Bergström Ed Reigle Pelle Bergström 1958/1959, Czechoslovakia WC Fifth Place None Pelle Bergström Ed Reigle Pelle Bergström 1959/1960, USA WC+OG Fifth Place Herman Carlson Pelle Bergström Ed Reigle Pelle Bergström 1960/1961, Switzerland WC Fourth Place Helge Berglund Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg None 1961/1962, USA WC Gold Medal Rudolf R.et Eklöw Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg Pelle Bergström 1962/1963, Sweden WC Silver Medal Göte Dahl Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg Pelle Bergström 1963/1964, Austria WC+OG Silver Medal Göte Dahl Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg Pelle Bergström 1964/1965, Finland WC Bronze Medal Göte Dahl Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg Pelle Bergström 1965/1966, Yugoslavia WC Fourth Place Folke Lindström Göte Dahl Arne Strömberg None 1966/1967, Austria WC Silver Medal Bertil Rönnberg Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg Lasse Björn 1967/1968, France WC+OG Fourth Place Bertil Rönnberg Pelle Bergström Arne Strömberg? 1968/1969, Sweden WC Silver Medal None Bertil Rönnberg Arne Strömberg? 1969/1970, Sweden WC Silver Medal None Bertil Rönnberg Arne Strömberg Carlabel Berglund 1970/1971, Switzerland WC Bronze Medal None Bertil Rönnberg Arne Strömberg 1971/1972, Japan OG Fourth Place None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Billy Harris Björn Norell 1971/1972, Czechoslovakia WC Bronze Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Billy Harris Björn Norell 1972/1973, Soviet Union WC Silver Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Kjell Svensson Per Agne Karlström Björn Norell 1973/1974, Finland WC Bronze Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Kjell Svensson Per Agne Karlström 1974/1975, Germany WC Bronze Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Ronald Pettersson Kjell Larsson 1975/1976, Poland WC Bronze Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Ronald Pettersson Kjell Larsson 1976/1977, Canada CC Fourth Place None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Hans Lindberg Kjell Larsson 1976/1977, Austria WC Silver Medal None Carl-Olof Halvarsson Hans Lindberg Kjell Larsson 1977/1978, Czechoslovakia WC Fourth Place None None Hans Lindberg Kjell Larsson 1978/1979, Soviet Union WC Bronze Medal None None Tommy Sandlin Bengt Ohlson Peter Johansson 1979/1980, USA OG Bronze Medal None Folke Lindström Tommy Sandlin Bengt Ohlson 1980/1981, Sweden WC Silver Medal None Kjell Damberg Bengt Ohlson Jan-Erik Nilsson 1981/1982, Canada CC Fifth Place None Bo Tovland Anders Parmström Jan-Erik Nilsson 1981/1982, Finland WC Fourth Place Bo Tovland Anders Parmström Jan Erik Nilsson 83

84 1982/1983, West Germany WC Fourth Place None Bo Tovland Anders Parmström Kjell Damberg Conny Evensson 1983/1984, Yugoslavia OG Bronze Medal Bo Tovland Anders Parmström Kjell Larsson 1984/1985, Canada CC Second Place None Bo Tovland Leif Boork Curt Lindström Curt Larsson 1984/1985, Czechoslovakia WC Sixth Place None Bo Tovland Leif Boork Curt Lindström 1985/1986, Soviet Union WC Silver Medal None Olle Östh Curt Lindström Dan Söderström 1986/1987, Austria WC Gold Medal None Bo Tovland Tommy Sandlin Curt Lindström 1987/1988, Canada CC Third Place None Ingvar Carlsten Tommy Sandlin Curt Lindström 1987/1988, Canada OG Bronze Medal None Bo Tovland Tommy Sandlin Curt Lindström 1988/1989, Sweden WC Fourth Place None Kjell Damberg Tommy Sandlin Bengt Ohlson 1989/1990, Switzerland WC Silver Medal None Bengt von Walden Tommy Sandlin Bengt Ohlson 1990/1991, Finland WC Gold Medal None Bo Tovland Conny Evensson Curt Lundmark 1991/1992, Canada CC Third Place Bo Tovland Conny Evensson Curt Lundmark 1991/1992, France OG Fifth Place None Bo Tovland Conny Evensson Curt Lundmark 1991/1992, Czechoslovakia WC Gold Medal None Bo Tovland Conny Evensson Curt Lundmark 1992/1993, Germany WC Silver Medal None Bo Tovland Curt Lundmark Pär Mårts 1993/1994, Norway OG Gold Medal None Bo Tovland Curt Lundmark Pär Mårts 1993/1994, Italy WC Bronze Medal None Christer Englund Curt Lundmark Pär Mårts 1994/1995, Sweden WC Silver Medal None Christer Englund Curt Lundmark Pär Mårts 1995/1996, Austria WC Sixth Place None Christer Englund Kent Forsberg Tommy Tomth 1996/1997, USA WCoH 1996 Third Place None Bo Tovland Kent Forsberg Tommy Tomth Barry Smith 1996/1997, Finland WC Silver Medal None Bo Tovland Kent Forsberg Tommy Tomth 1997/1998, Japan OG Fifth Place None Bo Tovland Kent Forsberg Tommy Tomth Barry Smith 1997/1998, Switzerland WC Gold Medal None Kjell Jönsson Kent Forsberg Tommy Tomth Stefan Lunner Year, Country Sweden Ranking General Manager Team Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach 1998/1999, Norway WC Bronze Medal Peter Wallin None Sune Bergman Stephan Lundh 1999/2000, Russia WC Seventh Place Peter Wallin None Hardy Nilsson Niklas Wikegård Stephan Lundh Stefan Lunner 2000/2001, Germany WC Bronze Medal Anders Hedberg None Hardy Nilsson Tommy Tomth 2001/2002, USA OG Fifth Place Anders Hedberg None Hardy Nilsson Mats Waltin 2001/2002, Sweden WC Bronze Medal Anders Hedberg None Hardy Nilsson Mats Waltin 2002/2003, Finland WC Silver Medal None Claes-Göran Wallin* Hardy Nilsson Tommy Samuelsson Tommy Boustedt 2003/2004, Czech Republic WC Silver Medal None Claes-Göran Wallin* Hardy Nilsson Ulf Dahlén Tommy Samuelsson Tommy Boustedt 84

85 Year, Country Sweden Ranking General Manager Assistant Head Coach Assistant Coach General Manager 2004, Europe, North America World Cup of Hockey 2004 Michael Englund Claes-Göran Wallin* Hardy Nilsson Ulf Dahlén Fifth Place Johan Garpenlöv Tommy Boustedt Year, Country Sweden Ranking General Manager Team Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach 2004/2005, Austria WC Fourth Place None Claes-Göran Wallin** Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Jan Karlsson Tommy Samuelsson Tommy Boustedt 2005/2006, Italy OG None Mats Näslund Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Anders Eldebrink Jan Karlsson *Director of National Teams including Tre Kronor **Director of National Women s and Juniors Teams

86 SWEDISH ICE HOCKEY YEAR BY YEAR 1920 Sweden s first national team in ice hockey participates in The World Championship and The Olympic Games (ice hockey was an exhibition sport in the OG 1920) in Antwerp, Belgium and reaches fourth place The first ice hockey game in Sweden is played when Uppsalakamraterna defeats German club Berliner Shlittschuhclub with 4-1, attendance: 2 022, January 30 at the Stockholm Stadium. The European Championship is played in Sweden. Sweden and Czechoslovakia are the only two participating teams. Sweden defeats Czechoslovakia with 7-4 at the Stockholm Stadium February The Swedish Ice Hockey Association is established by seven clubs at November 17. Isaac Westergren became the first chairman. IK Göta wins the first Swedish Championship by defeating Hammarby IF with 6-0 in the final Team Sweden reaches fourth place in The Olympic Games in Chamonix, France Sweden got Canadian ice hockey visitors for the first time. Victoria HC from Montreal defeats a Swedish national team combination with 17-1 before spectators at the Stockholm Stadium Team Sweden wins the Silver Medal in The Olympic Games in St. Moritz, Switzerland The Swedish King Gustaf V inaugurates the first indoor ice hockey arena, Lindarängen in Stockholm, December As reported in Total Hockey (The Official Encyclopedia of the National Hockey League) Gustav Gus Forslund is the first Swedish player to play in the NHL when he played for Ottawa Senators season 1932/33. 86

87 1936 Vic Lindqvist becomes the first Canadian coach working in Sweden The new jersey with symbol Tre Kronor is used by Team Sweden s National Ice Hockey Team the first time February 12 in The World Championship in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The first jersey is blue with yellow crowns on the chest Sweden is organising The World Championship in Ice Hockey for the first time. It was a very big interest for the sport and riots started when Team Sweden and Team Canada were going to play at the Stockholm Stadium. The gates were broken down and it is assumed that some spectators saw the game Team Sweden wins the Bronze Medal in The Olympic Games in Oslo, Norway Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the first time. The WC tournament was played in Zürich and Basel, Switzerland Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the second time. Team Sweden won the trophy in Moscow, Soviet Union after defeating Czechoslovakia 2-0 and tied the game 4-4 against the Soviet Union The first modern indoor ice hockey arena, Rosenlundshallen in Jönköping, is inaugurated December Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the third time. In Colorado Springs, USA, the trophy is won after defeating USA 2-1 and Canada 5-3. Sven Tumba then became the first Swedish player ever to win the World Championship Gold Medal three times Team Sweden wins the Silver Medal in The Olympic Games/World Championship in Innsbruck, Austria. Ulf Sterner from Västra Frölunda IF is the first Swedish ice hockey player from the Swedish top league to join the National Hockey League, NHL. He plays four games for New York Rangers in the autumn

88 1981 Team Sweden wins the Gold Medal in Juniors World Championship for the first, and so far only, time in the tournament in Germany Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the fourth time. The tournament is played in Vienna, Austria and Team Sweden reaches the Gold Medal after an exiting playoff with the following results: Czechoslovakia 3-3, The Soviet Union 2-2 and Canada Team Sweden s womens team wins the Silver Medal in the first IIHF European Women s Championship. In the Gold Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden s womens team end up at fourth place in the first IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the fifth time as the tournament was played in Turkuu, Finland. In the final game we defeated The Soviet Union 2-1. Mats Sundin, who is best in points among all players in the tournament, makes the Gold Medal winning goal when he shoots 2-1. Team Sweden s womens team wins the Silver Medal in the second IIHF European Women s Championship. In the Gold Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden wins the World Championship Gold Medal for the sixth time. In the final game we defeated Finland 5-2. Team Sweden s womens team end up at fourth place in the second IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Finland won against Sweden with 5-4 after penalty shots Team Sweden s womens team wins the Silver Medal in the third IIHF European Women s Championship. In the Gold Medal game Finland won against Sweden with

89 1994 Team Sweden wins the Olympic Games Gold Medal for the first time in the tournament in Lillehammer, Norway. Team Sweden wins an extremely exiting final game against Canada 3-2. The game is tied 2-2 after ordinary time and tied after maximum ten minutes sudden death. Even the ordinary penalty shooting is tied. In the sudden death penalty shooting Team Sweden win 1-0. Peter Forsberg scores a famous goal at Canadian goalkeeper Corey Hirsch. It is a goal that later got printed on a Swedish stamp. After Peter Forsberg s fabulous goal Swedish goalkeeper Tommy Salo saves the last Canadian penalty shot by Paul Kariya. Later all these four players became NHL players. Team Sweden s womens team end up at fifth place in the third IIHF World Women s Championship. In the game for place 5-6 Sweden won against Germany with Team Sweden s womens team wins the Silver Medal in the fourth IIHF European Women s Championship. In the Gold Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden s womens team wins the Gold Medal in the fifth IIHF European Women s Championship in Yaroslavl, Russia. Sweden won against the Silver Medallist Russia with 4-2 and won against Bronze Medallist Finland with 2-1. Sweden went undefeated through the whole tournament. Åsa Elfving were named forward in Medias All Star Team and and Pernilla Burholm were named beset defensive player in the tournament by the official tournament directorate. Sweden won the tournaments Fair Play Cup Team Sweden s womens team end up at fifth place in the fourth IIHF World Women s Championship. In the game for place 5-6 Sweden won against Switzerland with Team Sweden wins their seventh World Championship Gold Medal in Zürich, Switzerland. Sweden is undefeated during the whole tournament and don t even loose any of the 30 periods the team played. Mats Sundin and Jonas Bergqvist both win their third World Championship Gold Medals. In Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, both mens and womens team ends up at fifth place. It was the first Olympic Games ice hockey tournament for women. 89

90 1999 Team Sweden wins the Bronze Medal in World Championship in Lillehammer, Norway, In the Bronze Medal game Sweden won against Canada with 3-2. Team Sweden s womens team end up at fourth place in the fifth IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden s womens team end up at fourth place in the Sixth IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Finland won against Sweden with Team Sweden wins the Bronze Medal in Hannover, Germany, Sweden dominate most of the Semi Final game against Czech Republic. Czech Republic could anyway tie the game in the third period and then winning with 3-2 after first overtime and then game winning penalty shots. Team Sweden s womens team end up at seventh place in the Seventh IIHF World Women s Championship. In the relegation game Sweden won against Kazakhstan with National women s team wins the Bronze Medal in Olympic Games in Provo, USA, The women s team was beaten often earlier during the season and few dared to hope for any medal in Olympic Games. But the players and leaders believed in themselves. Forward Evelina Samuelsson scored both goals when Sweden won against Finland with 2-1 in the Bronze Medal game. Team Sweden wins the Bronze Medal in World Championship in Gothenburg, Sweden, In the Semi Final Slovakia won against Sweden with 3-2 after first overtime and then game winning penalty shots. Sweden wins against Finland with 5-3 in the Bronze Medal game Team Sweden wins the Silver Medal in World Championship in Helsinki, Finland, In Quarter Final home nation Finland took a 5-1 lead after half game was played. But Sweden managed to turn the game and finally won with 6-5. In Semi Final Sweden won against Slovakia with 4-1. In the WC Final Game Canada won against Sweden with 3-2 after an overtime goal. The IIHF World Women s Championship in Beijing, China, were cancelled due to the risk of SARS. 90

91 2004 Team Sweden wins the Silver Medal in World Championship in Prague, Czech Republic, In Quarter Final Sweden won over Latvia with 4-1. In Semi Final Sweden won against USA with 3-2. In the WC Final Game Sweden had a lead with 3-1 against Canada but fell. Canada scored four straight goals and won finally with 5-3. Team Sweden finally ends at Fifth Place in the World Cup of Hockey In first round Sweden end at second place after winning against Germany, 5-2, and Czech Republic, 4-3, and had a tied game with Finland, 4-4. In Quarter Final Czech Republic knocked out Sweden with a 6-1 victory. Team Sweden s womens team end up at fourth place in the Eight IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Finland won against Sweden with The 2005 IIHF World Women s Championship were played in Sweden, Linköping and Norrköping, for the first time. Team Sweden s womens team won the Bronze Medal in the Ninth IIHF World Women s Championship. In the Bronze Medal game Sweden won against Finland with 5-2 in Cloetta Center, Linköping, at Saturday April 9. This was the first Swedish medal ever in the Women World Championship history. Maria Rooth were named forward in medias All Star Team. Team Sweden Tre Kronor ends at fourth Place in World Championship in Austria The Bronze Medal game result: Russia-Sweden 6-3. THE SWEDISH ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Information Department

92 MEDALLISTS I OLYMPIC GAMES SINCE 1920 During Olympic Games and World Championship were played together in one tournament. From 1972 OG and WC have been played as separate tournaments Year Venue Gold Silver Bronze Sweden at place 1920 Antwerp, OG, WC Canada USA Czechoslovakia Chamonix, OG Canada USA Great Britain S:t Moritz, OG, WC, EC Canada Sweden Switzerland 1932 Lake Placid, OG/WC Canada USA Germany Did not participate 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen/ Riessersee, OG, WC, EC Gr. Britain Canada USA S:t Moritz, OG, WC, EC Canada Czechoslovakia Switzerland 4 in OG, 5 in WC 1952 Oslo, OG, WC, EC Canada USA Sweden 1956 Cortina dámpezzo, OG, WC, EC Sov. Union USA Canada Squaw Valley, OG, WC, EC USA Canada Soviet Union Innsbruck, OG, WC, EC Sov. Union Sweden Czechoslovakia 1968 Grenoble, OG, WC, EC Sov. Union Czechoslovakia Canada Sapporo, OG Sov. Union USA Czechoslovakia Innsbruck, OG Sov. Union Czechoslovakia West Germany Did not participate 1980 Lake Placid, OG USA Soviet Union Sweden 1984 Sarajevo, OG Sov. Union Czechoslovakia Sweden 1988 Calgary, OG Sov. Union Finland Sweden 1992 Albertville, Méribel, OG Russia Canada Czechoslovakia Gjövik and Lillehammer, OG Sweden Canada Finland 1998 Nagano, OG Czech Rep. Russia Finland Salt Lake City and Provo, OG Canada USA Russia 5 Czechoslovakia during Czech Republic from Germany during and from West Germany and East Germany during Soviet Union during OSS 1992 wich later was changed to Russia by the International Ice Hockey Federation, IIHF. Russia from The 1920 Olympic Games tournament was an exhibition tournament in the Summer Olympic Games. This tournament later was recognized as an official World Championship tournament by the IIHF. Swedish Olympic Games Gold Medal:

93 OG MEDALLISTS LIST Nation, men Gold Silver Bronze Medals totally Soviet Union and Russia Canada USA Czechoslovakia and Czech Republic Sweden Great Britain Finland Switzerland Germany and West Germany Czechoslovakia during Czech Republic from Germany during and from West Germany and East Germany during Soviet Union during CIS 1992 wich later was changed to Russia by the International Ice Hockey Federation, IIHF. Russia from The 1920 Olympic Games tournament was an exhibition tournament in the Summer Olympic Games. This tournament later was recognized as an official World Championship tournament by the IIHF

94 The Sweden team rosters in Olympic Games year by year since 1920 Olympic Games Fifth Place in Salt Lake City and Provo, USA, 2002 Goalkeepers: Johan Hedberg, Pittsburgh Penguins, Tommy Salo, Edmonton Oilers, Mikael Tellqvist, Toronto Maple Leafs. Skaters: Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa Senators, Per-Johan Axelsson, Boston Bruins, Magnus Arvedson, Ottawa Senators, Ulf Dahlén, Washington Capitals, Tomas Holmström, Detroit Red Wings, Mathias Johansson, Färjestads BK, Kim Johnsson, Philadelphia Flyers, Jörgen Jönsson, Färjestads BK, Kenny Jönsson, New York Islanders, Nicklas Lidström, Detroit Red Wings, Mattias Norström, Los Angeles Kings, Markus Näslund, Vancouver Canucks, Michael Nylander, Chicago Blackhawks, Fredrik Olausson, Detroit Red Wings, Marcus Ragnarsson, San José Sharks, Mikael Renberg, Toronto Maple Leafs, Mats Sundin, Toronto Maple Leafs, Niklas Sundström, San José Sharks, Henrik Zetterberg, Timrå IK, Mattias Öhlund, Vancouver Canucks. Olympic Games Fifth Place in Nagano, Japan, 1998 Goalkeepers: Johan Hedberg, Detroit Vipers, Tommy Salo, New York Islanders, Tommy Söderström, Djurgårdens IF. Defencemen: Tommy Albelin, Calgary Flames, Carl Johansson, Washington Capitals, Nicklas Lidström, Detroit Red Wings, Mattias Norström, Los Angeles Kings, Marcus Ragnarsson, San José Sharks, Ulf Samuelsson, New York Rangers, Mattias Öhlund, Vancouver Canucks. Forwards: Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa Senators, Mikael Andersson, Tampa Bay Lightning, Ulf Dahlén, HV 71, Peter Forsberg, Colorado Avalanche, Andreas Johansson, Pittsburgh Penguins, Jörgen Jönsson, Färjestads BK, Patric Kjellberg, Djurgårdens IF, Mats Lindgren, Edmonton Oilers, Michael Nylander, Calgary Flames, Mikael Renberg, Tampa Bay Lightning, Tomas Sandström, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Mats Sundin, Toronto Maple Leafs, Niklas Sundström, New York Rangers. Olympic Games Gold Medal in Lillehammer, Norway, 1994 Goalkeepers: Håkan Algotsson, Västra Frölunda HC, Tommy Salo, Västerås IK, Michael Sundlöv, Brynäs IF. Defencemen: Christian Due-Boije, Djurgårdens IF, Roger Johansson, Leksands IF, Tomas Jonsson, Leksands IF, Kenny Jönsson, Rögle BK, Leif Rohlin, Västerås IK, Fredrik Stillman, HV 71, Magnus Svensson, Leksands IF, Forwards: Jonas Bergkvist, Leksands IF, Charles Berglund, Djurgårdens IF, Andreas Dackell, Brynäs IF, Niklas Eriksson, Leksands IF, Peter Forsberg, MoDo Hockey, Roger Hansson, Malmö IF, Patrik Juhlin, Västerås IK, Jörgen Jönsson, Rögle BK, Patric Kjellberg, HV 71, Håkan Loob, Färjestads BK, Mats Näslund, Malmö IF, Daniel Rydmark, Malmö IF, Stefan Örnskog, HV

95 Olympic Games Fifth Place in Albertville, Méribel, France, 1992 Goalkeepers: Fredrik Andersson, MoDo Hockey, Roger Nordström, Malmö IF, Tommy Söderström, Djurgårdens IF. Defencemen: Peter Andersson, IF Björklöven, Peter Andersson, Malmö IF, Kenneth Kennholt, Djurgårdens IF, Petri Liimatainen, AIK, Börje Salming, AIK, Tommy Sjödin, Brynäs IF, Fredrik Stillman, HV 71, Forwards: Charles Berglund, Djurgårdens IF, Patrik Carnbäck, Västra Frölunda HC, Lars Edström, Luleå HF, Patrik Ericksson, AIK, Bengt-Åke Gustafsson, Färjestads BK, Mikael Johansson, Djurgårdens IF, Patric Kjellberg, AIK, Håkan Loob, Färjestads BK, Mats Näslund, Malmö IF, Peter Ottosson, Färjestads BK, Thomas Rundqvist, Färjestads BK, Daniel Rydmark, Malmö IF, Jan Viktorsson, Djurgårdens IF. Olympic Games Bronze Medal in Calgary, Canada, 1988 Goalkeepers: Anders Bergman, MoDo Hockey, Peter Lindmark, Färjestads BK, Peter Åslin, Leksands IF. Defencemen: Peter Andersson, IF Björklöven, Anders Eldebrink, Södertälje SK, Thomas Eriksson, Djurgårdens IF, Lars Ivarsson, Brynäs IF, Mats Kihlström, Södetälje SK, Lars Karlsson, IF Björklöven, Tommy Samuelsson, Färjestads BK. Forwards: Mikael Andersson, IF Björklöven, Jonas Bergkvist, Leksands IF, Bo Berglund, AIK, Thom Eklund, Södertälje SK, Peter Eriksson, HV 71, Michael Hjälm, MoDo Hockey, Mikael Johansson, Djurgårdens IF, Lars Molin, MoDo Hockey, Lars-Gunnar Pettersson, Luleå HF, Thomas Rundqvist, Färjestads BK, Ulf Sandström, MoDo Hockey, Håkan Södergren, Djurgårdens IF, Jens Öhling, Djurgårdens IF. Olympic Games Bronze Medal in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1984 Goalkeepers: Rolf Ridderwall, Djurgårdens IF, Göte Wälitalo, IF Björklöven. Defencemen: Bo Ericson, AIK, Göran Lindblom, Skellefteå AIK, Håkan Nordin, Färjestads BK, Mats Thelin, AIK, Michael Thelvén, Djurgårdens IF, Mats Waltin, Djurgårdens IF, Thomas Åhlén, Skellefteå AIK, Forwards: Per-Erik Eklund, AIK, Thom Eklund, IF Björklöven, Håkan Eriksson, Djurgårdens IF, Peter Gradin, AIK, Mats Hessel, AIK, Michael Hjälm, MoDo AIK, Tommy Mörth, Djurgårdens IF, Thomas Rundqvist, Färjestads BK, Tomas Sandström, Brynäs IF, Håkan Södergren, Djurgårdens IF, Jens Öhling, Djurgårdens IF. Olympic Games Bronze Medal in Lake Placid, USA, 1980 Goalkeepers: Per Lindbergh, AIK, William Löfqvist, Brynäs IF. Defencemen: Sture Andersson, MoDo AIK, Jan Eriksson, MoDo AIK, Thomas Eriksson, Djurgårdens IF, Tomas Jonsson, MoDo AIK, Tommy Samuelsson, Färjestds BK, Mats Waltin, Djurgårdens IF, Ulf Weinstock, Leksands IF. Forwards: Bo Berglund, Djurgårdens IF, Håkan Eriksson, Djurgårdens IF, Leif Holmgren, AIK, Bengt Lundholm, AIK, Per Lundqvist, MoDo AIK, Harald Lückner, Färjestads BK, Lars Molin, MoDo AIK, Lennart Norberg, IF Björklöven, Mats Näslund, Brynäs IF, Dan Söderström, Leksands IF, Mats Åhlberg, Leksands IF. Team Sweden did not participate in Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria,

96 Olympic Games Fourth Place in Sapporo, Japan, 1972 Goalkeepers: Christer Abrahamsson, Leksands IF, Christer Andersson, Tingsryds AIF, Leif Holmqvist, AIK. Defencemen: Thommy Abrahamsson, Leksands IF, Thommie Bergman, Västra Frölunda IF, Kenneth Ekman, Tingsryds AIF, Kjell-Rune Milton, MoDo AIK, Bert-Olov Nordlander, AIK, Lars-Erik Sjöberg, Västra Frölunda IF, Stig Östling, Brynäs IF, Forwards: Inge Hammarström, Brynäs IF, Hans Hansson, Mora IK, Stig-Göran Johansson, Södertälje SK, Hans Lindberg, Brynäs IF, Mats Lindh, Västra Frölunda IF, Tord Lundström, Brynäs IF, Lars-Göran Nilsson, Brynäs IF, Björn Palmqvist, Djurgårdens IF, Håkan Pettersson, Timrå IK, Håkan Wickberg, Brynäs IF, Mats Åhlberg, Leksands IF. Olympic Games and World Championship Fourth Place in Grenoble, France, 1968 Goalkeepers: Hans Dahllöf, Brynäs IF, Leif Holmqvist, AIK. Defencemen: Arne Carlsson, Västra Frölunda IF, Nils Johansson, MoDo AIK, Bert-Olov Nordlander, AIK, Lars-Erik Sjöberg, Leksands IF, Roland Stoltz, Djurgårdens IF, Lennart Svedberg, Mora IK. Forwards: Folke Bengtsson, Leksands IF, Svante Granholm, Västra Frölunda IF, Henric Hedlund, Västra Frölunda IF, Leif Henriksson, Västra Frölunda IF, Tord Lundström, Brynäs IF, Lars-Göran Nilsson, Roger Olsson, Västra Frölunda IF, Björn Palmqvist, Djurgårdens IF, Håkan Wickberg, Brynäs IF, Carl-Göran Öberg, Djurgårdens IF. Olympic Games and World Championship Silver Medal in Innsbruck, Austria, 1964 Goalkeepers: Lennart Häggroth, Skellefteå AIK, Kjell Svensson, Södertälje SK. Defencemen: Gert Blomé, Västra Frölunda IF, Nils Johansson, MoDo AIK, Bert-Olov Nordlander, AIK, Roland Stoltz, Djurgårdens IF. Forwards: Anders Andersson, Skellefteå AIK, Lennart Johansson, Brynäs IF, Lars-Eric Lundvall, Västra Frölunda IF, Hans Mild, Djurgårdens IF, Eilert Määttä, Södertälje SK, Ronald Pettersson, Västra Frölunda IF, Ulf Sterner, Västra Frölunda IF, Sven Johansson-Tumba, Djurgårdens IF, Carl-Göran Öberg, Djurgårdens IF, Uno Öhrlund, Västerås IK. Olympic Games and World Championship Fifth Place in Squaw Valley, USA, 1960 Goalkeepers: Bengt Lindqvist, Malmö FF, Kjell Svensson, Tabergs SK. Defencemen: Gert Blomé, Gävle Godtemplares IK, Bert-Olov Nordlander, Wifsta/Östrands IF, Roland Stoltz, Djurgårdens IF, Hans Svedberg, Skellefteå AIK. Forwards: Anders Andersson, Skellefteå AIK, Sigurd Bröms, Leksands IF, Einar Granath, Södertälje SK, Lars-Eric Lundvall, Södertälje SK, Nils Nilsson, Forshaga IF, Ronald Pettersson, Södertälje SK, Ulf Sterner, Forshaga IF, Sven Johansson- Tumba, Djurgårdens IF, Sune Wretling, Södertälje SK, Carl-Göran Öberg, Gävle Godtemplares IK. Olympic Games and World Championship Fourth Place in Cortina, Italy, 1956 Goalkeepers: Yngve Casslind, IK Göta, Lars Svensson, Hammarby IF. Defencemen: Lars Björn, Djurgårdens IF, Vilgot Larsson, Leksands IF, Åke Lassas, Leksands IF, Ove Malmberg, IK Göta, Bertz Zetterberg, Djurgårdens IF. Forwards: Hans Andersson-Tvilling, Djurgårdens IF, Stig Andersson-Tvilling, Djurgårdens IF, Sigurd Bröms, Leksands IF, Stig Carlsson, Södertälje SK, Lars-Eric Lundvall, Södertälje SK, Nils Nilsson, IK Göta, Holger Nurmela, Hammarby IF, Ronald Pettersson, Södertälje SK, Sven Johansson-Tumba, Djurgårdens IF, Hans Öberg, Gävle Godtemplares IK. 96

97 Olympic Games and World Championship Bronze Medal in Oslo, Norway, 1952 Goalkeepers: Thord Flodqvist, AIK, Lasse Svensson, UoIF Matteus-Pojkarna. Defencemen: Göte Almqvist, Skellefteå AIK, Åke Andersson, Hammarby IF, Lars Björn, Djurgårdens IF, Rune Johansson, Hammarby IF, Sven Thunman, Södertälje SK. Forwards: Hans Andersson-Tvilling, Djurgårdens IF, Stig Andersson-Tvilling, Djurgårdens IF, Göte Blomqvist, Södertälje SK, Erik Johansson, Södertälje SK, Gösta Johansson, Preussen Krefeld, Åke Lassas, Leksands IF, Holger Nurmela, AIK, Lars Pettersson, AIK, Sven Johansson-Tumba, Djurgårdens IF, Hans Öberg, Gävle Godtemplares IK. Olympic Games and World Championship Fourth Place in S:t Moritz, Switzerland, 1948 Goalkeepers: Arne Johansson, Södertälje SK, Kurt Svanberg, AIK. Defencemen: Åke Andersson, Hammarby IF, Åke Ericson, IK Göta, Rune Johansson, Hammarby IF, Gunnar Landelius, Hammarby IF, Sven Thunman, Södertälje SK. Forwards: Stig Emanuel Andersson, Atlas Diesels IF, Stig Carlsson, Södertälje SK, Rolf Eriksson- Hemlin, Södertälje SK, Svante Granlund, AIK, Claes Lindström, AIK, Lars Ljungman, AIK, Holger Nurmela, Hammarby IF, Bror Pettersson, Hammarby IF, Rolf Pettersson, Hammarby IF. No Olympic Games during because of the Second World War Olympic Games and World Championship Fifth Place in Garmisch- Partenkirchen and Riessersee, Germany, 1936 Goalkeepers: Herman Carlson, AIK, Wilhelm Larsson-Lagheim, Karlbergs BK. Defencemen: Sven Bergqvist, AIK, Bertil Lundell, Hammarby IF, Axel Nilsson, AIK. Forwards: Stig Emanuel Andersson, Hammarby IF, Ruben Carlsson, AIK, Holger Engberg, AIK, Åke Ericson, AIK, Lennart Hellman, Hammarby IF, Torsten Jöhncke, IK Göta, Yngve Liljeberg, IK Göta, Bertil Norberg, AIK, Wilhelm Petersén, AIK. Team Sweden did not participate in Olympic Games and World Championship in Lake Placid, USA, 1932 Olympic Games and World Championship Silver Medal in S:t Moritz, Switzerland, 1928 Goalkeepers: Nils Johansson-Ingwe, Djurgårdens IF, Curt Sucksdorff, IK Göta. Defencemen: Carl Abrahamsson, Södertälje SK, Henry Johansson, Södertälje SK. Forwards: Emil Bergman, Nacka SK, Birger Holmqvist, IK Göta, Gustaf Johansson, IK Göta/Berliner HC, Ernst Karlberg, Djurgårdens IF, Erik Larsson, Hammarby IF, Bertil Linde, Karlbergs BK, Wilhelm Petersén, Södertälje SK, Sigfrid Öberg, Hammarby IF. Olympic Games and World Championship Fourth Place in Chamonix, France, 1924 Goalkeepers: Carl Josefsson, Nacka SK, Einar Olsson, IK Göta. Defencemen: Birger Holmqvist, IK Göta/Berliner SC, Gustaf Johansson, IK Göta/Berliner SC. Forwards: Ruben Allinger, Djurgårdens IF, Wilhelm Arwe, Djurgårdens IF, Erik Burman, IK Göta/Antwerpen, Helge Johansson, Djurgårdens IF, Ernst Karlberg, Djurgårdens IF, Nils Molander, Berliner SC. 97

98 Olympic Games and World Championship Fourth Place in Antwerp, Belgium, 1920 Goalkeepers: Albin Jansson, Järva IS, Seth Howander, IFK Uppsala. Defencemen: Einar Lindqvist, IFK Uppsala, Einar Lundell, IK Göta, Einar Svensson, IK Göta. Forwards: Wilhelm Arwe, IK Göta, Erik Burman, IK Göta, Georg Johansson- Brandius, IK Göta, Hansjacob Mattsson, Berliner SC, Nils Molander, Berliner SC, David Säfwenberg, Berliner Sport-Club. The ice hockey tournament was an exhibiton sport in Oympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium, 1920 but was later by International Ice Hockey Federation, IIHF, declared as an official World Championship tournament. Source: Compiled by Jan Stark, Carl Gidén and Anders Feltenmark. For more information about Swedish ice hockey check the book Swedish Ice Hockey 75 year Part I and Part II, (In Swedish: Svensk ishockey 75 år del I och del II) published by Strömbergs/Brunnhages Address: Stroemberg Media Group Visiting address: Grimstagatan 170 Postal address: Box Vällingby Sweden Tel: operator Fax: [email protected] 98

99 TEAM SWEDEN S ALL OFFICIAL NATIONAL GAMES, WC, EC, OG Statistics for WC, EC and OG national games since Last update for official national games is A=First and last time Sweden played against this nation, B=Games, C=Won, D=Tied, E=Lost, F=Goal difference. A B C D E F Belgium Denmark Finland, not France Netherlands Italy Japan Jugoslavia Canada Latvia Norway Poland Romania Russia, not Switzerland Slovakia Slovenia Soviet Union, not Great Britain Czech Republic, not Czechoslovakia, not Germany, not Ukraine Hungary USA Belarus West Germany, not Austria East Germany, not Not 1 In the World Championship 1999 semi final games Sweden and Finland won one game each. After the second game they played sudden death and Finland won. Not 2 Russia 6/ Not 3 Soviet Union 5/ / Not 4 Czech Republic 30/ Not 5 Czechoslovakia 29/ / Not 6 Germany 20/ Not 7 West Germany 18/ / Not 8 East Germany 24/ /

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102 GOALKEEPERS 1. CECILIA ANDERSON Born: Väddö Oct Height: 179 cm Weight: 74 kg Position: Goalkeeper Catches: Left Club: Concordia University Stingers, Canada First club: Norrtälje IK National games: 33 A, 0 U22 games International championships experience: WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Games played, C=Minutes played, D=Goals against, E=GAA (goals against per 60 minutes), F=Shutout A B C D E F 2003/ National Womens team 2003/ / WC Bronze Medal National Womens team 2004/ / National Womens team 2005/

103 30. KIM MARTIN Born: Stockholm Feb Height: 167 cm Weight: 71 kg Position: Goalkeeper Catches: Left Club: womens club: AIK IF, mens club: IF Malmö Redhawks First club: Hammarby IF National Team Sweden games: 115 games International championships experience: WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish Champion with AIK season 2003/2004 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Games played, C=Minutes played, D=Goals against, E=GAA (goals against per 60 minutes), F=Shutout A B C D E F 2000/ WC Seventh Place National Womens team 2000/ / AIK, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team 2001/ / National Womens team 2002/ / AIK, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens Team 2003/ / AIK, play off Won European Women Champions Cup WC Bronze Medal National Womens team 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup By the directorate named best goalkeeper in European Women Champions Cup final round National Womens team 2005/

104 DEFENCE 2. ELIN HOLMLÖV Born: Knivsta Aug Height: 173 cm Weight: 71 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: AIK IF First club: Rimbo IF National games: 54 A, 3 U22 national games Goals in Team Sweden A: 7 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish Champion with AIK season 2003/2004 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2002/ AIK, play off National Womens U22 team totally 2002/ National Womens team totally 2002/ / AIK, play off WC Fourth Place 2004 Most assists and points in Team Sweden in World Championship National Womens team totally 2003/ / AIK, play off Won European Women Champions Cup 2004/ WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2005/ National Womens team totally 2005/

105 4. JENNI ASSERHOLT Born: Örebro Apr Height: 171 cm Weight: 68 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: Örebro HK First club: Guldsmedshytte SK National games: 38 A, 0 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 1 goal International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2001/ HC Örebro 90, play off 2002/ HC Örebro 90, play off 2003/ HC Örebro 90, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / HC Örebro 90, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

106 21. JOA ELFSBERG Born: Valbo Jul Height: 177 cm Weight: 70 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: Brynäs IF First club: Valbo AIF National games: 128 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 16 goals International championships experience: EC Gold Medal 1996, WC Fifth Place 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 95/ EC Gold Medal 1996 Most goals among all in Team Sweden in EC 96/ WC Fifth Place Västerhaninge IF, play off Most penalty minutes among all in play off 1997/ OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/ / Brynäs IF, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/ / Brynäs IF, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / Brynäs IF, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ / Brynäs IF, play off National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

107 22. EMMA ELIASSON Born: Kiruna Jun Height: 165 cm Weight: 67 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: Women s club: MODO Hockey, men s club: Kiruna AIF First club: Kiruna AIF National games: 41A, 0 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 0 goals International championships experience: WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2003/ National Womens team totally 2003/ / MODO Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

108 23. GUNILLA ANDERSSON, ASSISTANT CAPTAIN Born: Skutskär Apr Height: 169 cm Weight: 68 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: Skärplinge/Hållnäs HC National games: 204 games Goals in Team Sweden: 43 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 1992, EC Silver Medal 1993, WC Fifth Place 1994, EC Silver Medal 1995, EC Gold Medal 1996, WC Fifth Place 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish champion with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 1999, 2000 and 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 91/ WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1991/ Brynäs IF, play off Most goals and points in Brynäs in play off 92/ EC Silver Medal National Womens team totally 1992/ / WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1993/ / EC Silver Medal ? National Womens team totally 1994/ / EC Gold Medal ? National Womens team totally 1995/ Västerhaninge IF, play off Most goals among all in play off 96/ WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1996/1997 Most goals and shared most points among all in Team Sweden in WC ? Västerhaninge IF, play off 1997/ OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/98 Most points among all defence in Team Sweden during season 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/2000 Most goals, assist and points among all in Team Sweden during season 1999/

109 2000/ WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/2001 Most points among defence and shared most assist in Team Sweden during season 2000/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ WC Fourth Place / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

110 27. YLVA LINDBERG Born: Umeå Jun Height: 165 cm Weight: 73 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: Storumans IK National games: 176 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 12 goals International championships experience: EC Silver Medal 1993, WC Fifth Place 1994, EC Silver Medal 1995, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish champion with Nacka HK 1998, with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 2002, 2003, 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 92/ EC Silver Medal 1993 Shared most goals in Team Sweden in EC National Womens team totally 1992/ / WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1993/ / EC Silver Medal ? National Womens team totally 1994/ / ? National Womens team totally 1995/ / Nacka HK, play off Shared most assists in Nacka in play off ? National Womens team totally 1996/ / OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/99 Most assist among all in Team Sweden during season 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/

111 2002/ Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

112 FORWARDS 3. FRIDA NEVALAINEN Born: Umeå Jan Height: 164 cm Weight: 65 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: women s club: MODO Hockey, men s club: IF Björklöven First club: IF Björklöven National games: 70A, 3 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 5 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2002/ MODO Hockey, play off National Womens U22 team totally 2002/ National Womens team totally 2002/ / MODO Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ WC Fourth Place / MODO Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

113 7. MARIA ROOTH, ASSISTANT CAPTAIN Born: Ängelholm Nov Height: 175 cm Weight: 72 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: Rögle BK National games: 172 games Goals in Team Sweden: 69 goals International championships experience: EC Gold Medal 1996, WC Fifth Place 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish champion with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 2004/2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 95/ EC Gold Medal ? National Womens team totally 1995/ / WC Fifth Place 1997 Shared most points and most assists among all in Team Sweden in WC ? National Womens team totally 1996/ / OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/2001 Most goals and points and shared most assist in Team Sweden during season 2000/ / OG Bronze Medal 2002 Shared most assist in Team Sweden in Olympic Games National Womens team totally 2001/2002 Most assist in Team Sweden during season 2001/ / National Womens team totally 2002/ / Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

114 8. ERIKA HOLST, CAPTAIN Born: Värö Apr Height: 179 cm Weight: 82 kg Position: Defence Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: Veddige HK National games: 179 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 59 goals International championships experience: EC Silver Medal 1995, EC Gold Medal 1996, WC Fifth Place 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish champion with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 1998/1999 and 2004/2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 94/ EC Silver Medal ? National Womens team totally 1994/ Veddige HK, play off Most goals and points in Veddige in play off 95/ EC Gold Medal Veddige HK, play off ? National Womens team totally 1995/ / WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1996/ / OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/98 Most points and shared most assist in Team Sweden during season 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/99 Most goals and points among all in Team Sweden during season 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/ / OG Bronze Medal 2002 Most points, and shared most goals and assist in Team Sweden in Olympic games National Womens team totally 2001/ / National Womens team totally 2002/

115 2003/ Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

116 12. JENNY LINDQVIST Born: Farsta Jul Height: 169 cm Weight: 68 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: FoC Farsta National games: 112 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 6 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Fourth Place 2004 Swedish champion with FoC Farsta 1997, with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1998/ WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / National Womens team totally 2000/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2001/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Women s team totally 2002/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

117 15. KATARINA TIMGLAS Born: Malmö Nov Height: 168 cm Weight: 64 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: AIK IF First club: IK Pantern National games: 41 A, 3 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 11 goals International championships experience: WC Bronze Medal 2005 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2001/ Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off 2002/ Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off National Womens U22 team totally 2002/ National Womens team totally 2002/ / Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2004/ WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2005/ National Womens team totally 2005/

118 16. PERNILLA WINBERG Born: Limhamn Feb Height: 163 cm Weight: 53 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Womens club: AIK IF, mens club: Limhamn Limeburners HC First club: Limhamn Limeburners HC National games: 65 A, 3 U22 games. Goals in Team Sweden A: 17 goals International championship experience: WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2001/ Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off 2002/ Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off National Womens U22 team totally 2002/ National Womens team totally 2002/ / Limhamn Limeburners HC, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / AIK, play off Won European Women Champions Cup 2004/2005 Most goals and points and shared most assist in European Women Champions Cup 2004/ WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2005/ National Womens team totally 2005/

119 17. ANN-LOUISE EDSTRAND Born: Örnsköldsvik Apr Height: 178 cm Weight: 67 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey First club: MoDo Hockey National games: 164 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 24 goals International championships experience: WC Fifth Place 1994, EC Silver Medal 1995, EC Gold Medal 1996, WC Fifth Place 1997, OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish champion with Nacka HK 1996 and 1998 and with Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 93/ WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1994/ / EC Silver Medal ? National Womens team totally 1994/ / EC Gold Medal ? National Womens team totally 1995/ Nacka HK, play off Shared most goals in Nacka in play off. Swedish Champion with Nacka HK 96/ WC Fifth Place ? National Womens team totally 1996/ Nacka HK, play off Most goals in Nacka in play off 1997/ OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/

120 2002/ Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Mälarhöjden/Bredäng Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

121 18. KRISTINA LUNDBERG Born: Husum Jun Height: 172 cm Weight: 86 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Right Club: MODO Hockey First club: Husum HK National games: 56 A, 3 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 3 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2001/ MODO Hockey, play off 2002/ MODO Hockey, play off National Womens U22 team totally 2002/ National Womens team totally 2002/ / MODO Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ WC Fourth Place / MODO Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

122 19. EMELIE O KONOR Born: Danderyd Feb Height: 171 cm Weight: 67 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: AIK IF First club: Danderyds SK National games: 78 A, 0 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 11 goals International championships experience: WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish Champion with AIK season 2003/2004 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1998/ WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / National Womens team totally 1999/ / National Womens team totally 2000/ / National Womens team totally 2001/ / AIK, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / AIK, play off National Womens team totally 2003/ / AIK, play off Won European Women Champions Cup 2004/ WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2005/ National Womens team totally 2005/

123 24. NANNA JANSSON Born: Gävle Jul Height: 172 cm Weight: 67 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: Brynäs IF First club: Gävle GIK National games: 109 A, 3 U22 games Goals in Team Sweden A: 9 goals International championships experience: WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1999/ National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/ / Brynäs IF, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/ / Brynäs IF, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / National Women s U22 team totally 2002/ / Brynäs IF, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / Brynäs IF, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

124 25. THERÉSE SJÖLANDER Born: Sollefteå May Height: 173 cm Weight: 69 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: womens club: MODO Hockey, mens club: Järveds IF First club: Sollefteå HC National games: 146 games. Goals in Team Sweden: 23 goals International championships experience: OG Fifth Place 1998, WC Fourth Place 1999, WC Fourth Place 2000, WC Seventh Place 2001, OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 1996/ ? National Womens Team totally 1996/ / OG Fifth Place National Womens team totally 1997/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1998/ / WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 1999/ / WC Seventh Place National Womens team totally 2000/2001 Most goals among defence in Team Sweden during season 2000/ / MODO Hockey, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/ / MODO Hockey, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / MODO Hockey, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / MODO Hockey, play off WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / National Womens team totally 2005/

125 28. DANIJELA RUNDQVIST Born: Stockholm Sep Height: 175 cm Weight: 68 kg Position: Forward Shoots: Left Club: AIK IF First club: Kälvesta HF National games: 87 games Goals totally in Team Sweden: 21 goals International championships experience: OG Bronze Medal 2002, WC Fourth Place 2004, WC Bronze Medal 2005 Swedish Champion with AIK season 2003/2004 European Womens club team champion with AIK 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 A=Games, B=Goals, C=Assist, D=Points, E=Penalty minutes A B C D E 2001/ AIK, play off OG Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2001/ / AIK, play off National Womens team totally 2002/ / AIK, play off WC Fourth Place National Womens team totally 2003/ / AIK, play off Won European Women Champions Cup 2004/ WC Bronze Medal National Womens team totally 2004/ / Won European Women Champions Cup 2005/ National Womens team totally 2005/

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127 OLYMPIC GAMES 2006 The 2006 Olympic Games will be played in Torino, Italy, during February The arenas are Palasport Olimpico and Torino Esposizioni. Group A Canada (1) Sweden (4) Russia (5) Italy (8) Group B USA (2) Finland (3) Germany (6) Switzerland (7) FIRST ROUND Day Game Group Game Arena Date number Time Saturday February B Finland-Germany Torino Esposizioni A Sweden-Russia Palasport Olimpico B USA-Switzerland Torino Esposizioni A Canada-Italy Palasport Olimpico Sunday February A Russia-Canada Torino Esposizioni B Germany-USA Palasport Olimpico Monday February A Sweden-Italy Torino Esposizioni B Finland-Switzerland Palasport Olimpico Tuesday February A Italy-Russia Torino Esposizioni A Canada-Sweden Palasport Olimpico B Switzerland-Germany Torino Esposizioni B USA-Finland Palasport Olimpico Wednesday February Non game day Thursday February Non game day 127

128 Day Game Group Game Arena Date number Time PLAY OFF Friday February Pl. 5-8 Place 5-8 Torino Esposizioni SF Semi Final Palasport Olimpico Pl. 5-8 Place 5-8 Torino Esposizioni SF Semi Final Palasport Olimpico Saturday February Non game day Sunday February Non game day Monday February Pl. 7-8 Place 7-8 Torino Esposizioni BMG Bronze Medal Game Palasport Olimpico Pl. 5-6 Place 5-6 Torino Esposizioni GMG Gold Medal game Palasport Olimpico 128

129 The Team Sweden leaders in IIHF World Women Championships The Team Sweden Team Management in The Women Championships : Year, Country Tournament status Team Manager Team Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach Sweden ranking 1988/1989, Germany EC Silver Medal None Birgitta Craaford Christer Höglund Kurt Svensson 1989/1990, Canada WC Fourth Place None Birgitta Craaford Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve 1990/1991, Czech Republic EC Silver Medal None Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Helena Nyberg 1991/1992, Finland WC Fourth Place Lars G. Karlsson Ann-Charlotte Karlsson Christian Yngve Helena Nyberg 1992/1993, Denmark EC Silver Medal None Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Lars G. Karlsson 1993/1994, USA WC Fifth Place None Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Lars G. Karlsson 1994/1995, Latvia EC Silver Medal None Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Lars-Gunnar Persson 1995/1996, Russia EC Gold Medal None Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Lars-Gunnar Persson 1996/1997, Canada WC Fifth Place None Lars G. Karlsson Bengt Ohlson Christian Yngve 1997/1998, Japan OG Fifth Place Lars G. Karlsson Lars G. Karlsson Bengt Ohlson Christian Yngve 1998/1999, Finland WC Fourth Place Lars G. Karlsson Åsa Elfving Christian Yngve Stefan Andersson 1999/2000, Canada WC Fourth Place Lars G. Karlsson Åsa Elfving Christian Yngve Stefan Andersson Year, Country Tournament status General Manager Team Manager Head Coach Assistant Coach Sweden ranking 2000/2001, USA WC Seventh Place Anders Hedberg Lars G. Karlsson Christian Yngve Dag Wenström 2001/2002, USA OG Bronze Medal Anders Hedberg Lars G. Karlsson Daniel Morger Christian Yngve 2002/2003, China WC Cancelled due to Claes-Göran Wallin* Lars G. Karlsson Peter Elander Terho Nevalainen to the risk of SARS 2003/2004, Canada WC Fourth Place Claes-Göran Wallin* Lars G. Karlsson Peter Elander Terho Nevalainen 2004/2005, Sweden WC Bronze Medal Claes-Göran Wallin* Anna Tidén Peter Elander Peter Bolin *Director of national teams

130 Statistic information about some of the bigger hockey countries Country National champions 2004/2005 Registrated Seniors Juniors Women Referees In door Out door players male arenas arenas Canada London Knights (Memorial Cup) USA University of Denver Pioneers (NCAA) Sweden Frölunda HC Japan Oji Tomakomai Finland Kärpät France Mulhouse Scorpions Germany Eisbären Berlin DRP Korea Phyongchang Choldo Great Britain Coventry Blaze Czech Republic HC Moeller-Pardubice Switzerland HC Davos Austria Vienna Capitals Denmark Herning Blue Fox NA Italy Milano Vipers Norway Vålerenga IF Slovakia Slovan Bratislava Australia West Sydney Ice Dogs NA Russia Dynamo Moscow Kazakhstan Kazzinc Torpedo, Ust-Kamenogorsk NA China Qiqihar Estonia HK Stars, Tallinn New Zealand Auckland Whalers Hungary Alba-Volan, Szekesfehervar The Netherlands Amsterdam Bulldogs NA Slovenia Acroni Jesenice Latvia HC Riga Iceland Skautafelag Akureyrar NA Romania Steaua Bucharest South Africa Krugerdorps Wildcats NA Hong Kong Budweiser NA Belgium IHC Leuven Croatia KHL Medvescak, Zagreb Korea Yonsei University NA Season 2005/

131 Statistic information about some of the bigger hockey countries Chinese Taipei Taipeh Raptors NA Spain CHH Jaca NyE NA Turkey Polis Akademisi, Ankara Israel Hapoel Ganei-Aviv NA Bulgaria Slavia Sofia NA Poland GKS Tychy Thailand No competition NA Lithuania Energija Elektrenai Mongolia Baganuur NA 12 Greece No information available NA United Arab Emirates No competition NA Andorra No information available NA 1 NA Luxembourg No competition Bosnia & Herzegovina HK Bosna Sarajevo Ireland No competition NA Armenia Dinamo Yerevan Belarus Yunost Minsk NA Ukraine Sokol Kiev NA Serbia & Montenegro Crvena Zvezda Belgrade NA Mexico Jurassics San Jeronimo, Mexico City NA 22 9 NA Lichtenstein No information available NA 1 NA 3 Portugal No competition NA 5 1 NA Singapore Linear Technology Lions NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Season 2005/

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