Baltic Hockey League at a crossroads
“A 2-teams-league”, “No interest from the fans”, “No way for the players to develop”…. What’s next for the Baltic Hockey League? Read more»
Today the host of the 2014 World Junior Championship announced its roster.
The WJC 2014 will be played in Malmö, Sweden. Today the Swedish Head Coach Rikard Grönborg named the (preliminary) home roster.
All players but four play for Swedish clubs. Frölunda will suffer hard during the championship as they have five forwards that will miss four SHL games as well as the European Trophy playoffs.
Goalies
Oscar Dansk, Erie Otters
Jonas Johansson, Brynäs
Marcus Högberg, Linköping
Defensemen
Robin Norell, Djurgården
Linus Arnesson, Djurgården
Christian Djoos, Brynäs
Jesper Pettersson, Linköping
Ludwig Byström, Färjestad
Arvid Lundberg, Skellefteå
Gustav Olofsson, Colorado College
Robert Hägg, Modo
Lukas Bengtsson, Mora
Forwards
Jacob de la Rose, Leksand
Alexander Wennberg, Frölunda
Sebastian Collberg, Frölunda
Andreas Johnson, Frölunda
Erik Karlsson, Frölunda
Anton Karlsson, Frölunda
Gustav Possler, Modo
Edwin Hedberg, Modo
Ludvig Nilsson, Timrå
André Burakowsky, Erie Otters
Filip Sandberg, HV71
Nick Sörensen, Quebec Remparts
Lucas Wallmark, Luleå
Oskar Sundqvist, Skellefteå
Czech Rep.:
Tipsport extraliga |
1.liga |
2.liga
Slovakia:
Tipsport Extraliga |
1.liga
Sweden:
SHL |
HockeyAllsvenskan
Other: EBEL | Belarus | Croatia | Denmark | Estonia | France | Great Britain | Iceland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | MOL-liga | Norway | Poland | Romania | Serbia | Slovenia | Spain | NHL | AHL |
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