Double Debutants in the Women's Crown Team

Updated:

Published:

Double Debutants in the Women's Crown Team
Photo: Christine Olsson/TT

Advertisement

On Monday, national team captain Ulf Lundberg presented Damkronorna's squad for the season's first national team tournament, Women's European Championship Hockey Tour.

Jenna Raunio, among others, is included in the squad.

She has come back after a long injury absence and gained experience despite it being tough. A very exciting player, I see great potential in Jenna, it will be very exciting to see her in Switzerland, says Ulf Lundberg during a press conference.

Isabelle Leijonhielm is also classified as a debutant, even though she has been on national team camps before.

Advertisement

It's so cool to see her radar on the ice, she has both map and compass, says Lundberg.

Star player Hanna Olsson, Frölunda HC, had an injury-plagued last season, but was still selected for the World Championship in the USA. This time, however, the 25-year-old is left out of the squad.

The tournament is played in Switzerland at the end of August. In November, it's Sweden's turn to host the next WEHT tournament.

Goalkeepers

Advertisement

Emma Söderberg, PWHL Boston

Ida Boman, Djurgårdens IF

Defenders

Linnéa Andersson, Modo Hockey

Advertisement

Nathalie Lidman, Frölunda HC

Emma Forsgren, Djurgårdens IF

Maja Nylén-Persson, Brynäs IF/PWHL New York

Ida Karlsson, University of Minnesota Gophers

Advertisement

Paula Bergström, Frölunda HC

Jenna Raunio, HV71

Forwards

Hilda Svensson, HV71

Advertisement

Josefin Bouveng, Minnesota University

Wilma Sundin, Modo Hockey

Sofie Lundin, Frölunda HC

Sara Hjalmarsson, Linköping HC

Advertisement

Hanna Thuvik, Brynäs IF

Thea Johansson, Mercyhurst University

Ebba Hedqvist, Modo Hockey

Lina Ljungblom, PWHL Montreal

Advertisement

Mira Hallin, Modo Hockey

Felicia Levin, Linköping HC

Isabelle Leijonhielm, Djurgårdens IF

Elin Svensson, HV71

Advertisement

Sweden–Switzerland, August 29, 19.00.

Sweden–Finland, August 30, 15.30.

Sweden–Czech Republic, August 31, 13.30.

All matches are played at Swiss arena.

Advertisement

Loading related articles...

Tags

Author

TT News AgencyT
By TT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers

Advertisement

Keep reading

Loading related posts...