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Will she be the first female referee in the SHL?
National team star and SM gold winner as a player. Then Sabina Küller, 30, became a top referee.
New fines for Luleå
Luleå is penalized once again by the Swedish Ice Hockey Association for violating the so-called flag ban. Just 1.
Fined to a deduction of ten points: "Extremely harsh"
Skellefteå's women's hockey team is penalized with a ten-point deduction in SDHL. The club is punished by the Swedish Ice Hockey Association for breaking the competition rules regarding home-grown players.
Luleå penalized – 50,000 in fines
Luleå is penalized by the Swedish Ice Hockey Association for violating the flag regulations. The club is forced to pay a fine of 50,000 kronor, according to a decision by the association's disciplinary committee.
The Dream Come True: "Wanted to be a Boy"
Reality has surpassed dreams for the Damkronorna star Lina Ljungblom, 23. A life as a hockey pro in Montreal was not on the world map when she grew up.
Luleå penalized with flag ban – away games
Luleå's hockey fans are already banned from using flags and banners at home games. Now, the SHL club is being punished with a flag ban on away games until December 5.
Recruits strategic sports manager: "To be the best"
Swedish ice hockey wants to be the best in the world. As part of that effort, the Swedish Ice Hockey Association presented on Friday the former player and TV expert Mike Helber as strategic sports manager.
The Crash Forces Hallam to Miss Home Tournament
A national team crash in February means that the national team captain Sam Hallam of Tre Kronor chooses to opt out of the home tournament in Stockholm. This is for the star-studded four-nation tournament with NHL players in North America.
The threat to SHL clubs – rising salaries
The SHL clubs' economy deteriorated last season. The clubs' salary costs increased by 21 percent and if it continues, 6 out of 14 clubs may have difficulty meeting the requirements for an elite license next year.
Goal cameras 26 years after the men
The SHL used a goal camera for the first time in 1998. 26 years later, it's the women's turn.
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