Sweden women's national ice hockey team

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The Swedish ice hockey team of women ( also Swedish Damkronorna ) is the national women's hockey national team of Sweden, which is hosted by the Swedish Ice Hockey Association Svenska Ishockeyförbundet. National team coach Peter Elander.

For many years the Swedish national team was behind Canada, the U.S. and Finland, the fourth-best women's team in the world. Since 2001, the team was able to steadily improve and thus gain the bronze medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics, at the World Championships for women in 2005 and 2007 and the silver medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics.

In Sweden, there are 3425 female hockey players (as of 2011 ).

  • 3.1 European Championships
  • 3.2 World Championships
  • 3.3 Olympic Winter Games
  • 3.4 3/4 Nations Cup

Squad

2010 Winter Olympics

Goalkeepers:

  • Sara Grahn ( Linköpings HC)
  • Valentina Lizana ( AIK )
  • Kim Martin ( University of Minnesota Duluth )

Defenders:

Strikers:

  • Tina Enström ( MoDo Hockey Örnsköldsvik )
  • Elin Holmlöv ( Segeltorps IF)
  • Erika Holst ( Segeltorps IF)
  • Isabelle Jordansson ( AIK )
  • Klara Myrén ( Leksand IF)
  • Cecilia Ostberg ( Leksand IF)
  • Maria Rooth ( AIK )
  • Danijela Rundqvist ( AIK )
  • Frida Svedin - Thunström ( MoDo Hockey Örnsköldsvik )
  • Katarina Timglas ( AIK )
  • Erica Udén - Johansson ( Segeltorps IF)
  • Pernilla Winberg ( Segeltorps IF)

Winter Olympics 2006

Known players

  • Gunilla Andersson
  • Erika Holst
  • Kim Martin
  • Maria Rooth
  • Pernilla Winberg

Placements

European Championships

World Championships

Olympic Winter Games

3/4 Nations Cup

  • 2000 - 4th place
  • 2001 - 3rd place
  • 2002 - 4th place
  • 2003 - 4th place
  • 2004 - Bronze Medal
  • 2005 - 4th place
  • 2006 - Bronze Medal
  • 2007 - Bronze Medal
  • 2008 - Bronze Medal
  • 2009 - Bronze Medal
  • 2010 - 4th place
  • 2011 - Bronze Medal
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