The preliminary Team Sweden roster to the 2005 IIHF World Championship

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2 The preliminary Team Sweden roster to the 2005 IIHF World Championship Fourth line from left: Anders Weiderstål Equipment Manager, 8 Christian Bäckman, 20 Henrik Sedin, 16 Johan Franzén, 44 Jonas Höglund, 29 Kenny Jönsson, 12 Daniel Sedin, 37 Mikael Samuelsson, Mats Kellerstam Equipment Manager. Third line from left: Thomas CarlssonPhysiotherapist, Peter Ström Doctor, 25 Thomas Rhodin, 26 Samuel Påhlsson, 83 Yared Hagos, 17 Jonathan Hedström, 13 Mattias Weinhandl, 6 Magnus Johansson, Mats Olsson Media Officer, Per Normark Physiotherapist. Second line from left: 1 Stefan Liv, 10 Johan Holmqvist, 22 Per-Johan Axelsson, 19 Peter Nordström, 9 Magnus Kahnberg, 23 Ronnie Sundin, 24 Jonas Frögren, 5 Sanny Lindström, 35 Henrik Lundqvist. First line sitting from left: 14 Mattias Norström, Tommy Samuelsson Assistant Coach, Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Head Coach, 40 Henrik Zetterberg, 72 Jörgen Jönsson, Claes-Göran Wallin Team Manager, Jan Karlsson Assistant Coach, 11 Daniel Alfredsson. Photo: Stig Kenne/Fotokenne Reklamfoto AB. 2

3 The Team Sweden Media Guide for the 2005 IIHF World Championship Editor-in-chief Anders Feltenmark The Swedish Ice Hockey Association Box Johanneshov Sweden Phone: Fax: feltenmark@swehockey.se Web site: Web site: Designed, printed and distributed by DAUS Tryck & Media Bjästa Sweden Phone: jan.dylicki@daus.se Web site: Photo Fotokenne Reklamfoto AB Brådstupsvägen Hägersten Sweden Phone: Fax: Cell phone: Stig Kenne Cell phone: Peter Nerdell Web site: info@fotokenne.se 3

4 The Team Sweden 2005 IIHF World Championship Media Guide Table of contents: 2 Team photo Team Sweden preliminary roster for 2005 IIHF World Championship 3 The Team Sweden Media Guide for the 2005 IIHF World Championship 4-5 Table of contents 6-7 General information about Swedish ice hockey 8 The Swedish Ice Hockey Association s office 9-10 The Team Sweden Media Policy. Sweden players individual statistics are avalable at at media site: Facts about The Team Sweden Head Coach Bengt-Åke Gustafsson Team Sweden schedule day by day The 2005 IIHF World Championship Pool A game schedule The Team Sweden games season 2004/ Scoring leaders in Team Sweden season 2004/ Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in pre World Championship games Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in The Sweden Hockey Games Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in The Rosno Cup Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in The Karjala Tournament Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in The World Cup of Hockey Scoring leaders in Team Sweden in The Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 games Team Sweden has won 7 World Championship Gold Medals The Team Sweden Gold Medal Winning team rosters The scoring leaders in Team Sweden in WC since The players 200 club The Team Sweden coaches since The Team Sweden leaders since The Team Sweden s biggest results in World Championship 49 Sweden-Austria games since Sweden-Belarus since Sweden-Canada games since Sweden-Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) games since Sweden-Denmark games since Sweden-Finland games since Sweden-Germany games since Sweden has never played against Kazakhstan 74 Sweden-Latvia games since Sweden-Russia (CIS and Soviet Union) games since Sweden-Slovakia games since Sweden-Slovenia since Sweden-Switzerland games since Sweden-Ukraine games since Sweden-USA games since

5 89 The Team Sweden official games since Swedish ice hockey year by year The World Championship medal list since The IIHF directorate awards to the best players in WC since The World Championship All Star Team since Team Sweden rosters since Team Sweden players in alphabetical order since Statistic information about some ice hockey countries 132 Visit the Swedish Ice Hockey Association s official web site: 5

6 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: info@swehockey.se 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 One inline World Championship Gold Medal: 2002 There are 726 ice hockey clubs and teams in Swedish ice hockey. There are licensed players are senior players over 20 years old, 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 (950 seniors, 538 juniors) who play inline hockey. Sweden have 301 indoor arenas and 144 outdoor rinks. The first modern indoor arena, Rosenlundshallen in Jönköping, was built in

7 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. 7

8 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 office Tel: General Secretary Michael Englund, General Secretary menglund@swehockey.se Madelon Sundqvist, Assistant madelon@swehockey.se Mats Olsson, Director of Information molsson@swehockey.se National Teams Claes-Göran Wallin, Director of national teams myggan@swehockey.se Torgny Bendelin, Head Coach Juniorkronorna/Team bendelin@swehockey.se Helena Eriksson, National Teams Assistant heriksson@swehockey.se Anders Weiderstål, Equipment Manager National Teams weiderstal@swehockey.se Development Department Tommy Boustedt, Director of Development boustedt@swehockey.se Anders Forsberg, Education of players, hockey schools anders.forsberg@swehockey.se Staffan Landberg, Education of coaches landberg@swehockey.se Henrik Haraldsson, Development Assistant haraldsson@swehockey.se Ulf Engman, Development Assistant engman@swehockey.se Sports Department Lars G. Karlsson, Director of sport, National+International larsg@swehockey.se Hans-Ivar Engvall, Online statistic, Internet engvall@swehockey.se Yvonne Kogner, Sports Assistant, international transfers kogner@swehockey.se Cattis Zethelius, Sports Assistant cattis@swehockey.se Tibor Gregor, national transfers, inline, arenas gregor@swehockey.se Anders Feltenmark, Information Assistant feltenmark@swehockey.se Economy and Administration Department Dag Pedersen, Director of administration and finance pedersen@swehockey.se Åsa Nettelbladt, Finance Assistant asa.nettelbladt@swehockey.se Malin Karlsson, Finance Assistant mkarlsson@swehockey.se Bengt-Arne Bengtsson, ADP bab@swehockey.se Monica Östergren, Reception monica.ostergren@swehockey.se Ken Åström, Care taker astrom@swehockey.se Marketing Department Patrik Wigelius, Director of Marketing wigelius@swehockey.se Martin Forss, Marketing Assistant forss@swehockey.se Mari Bohman, Marketing Assistant mbohman@swehockey.se 8

9 THE TEAM SWEDEN MEDIA POLICY During the 2005 IIHF World Championship Pool A, players and coaches will be available for media interviews at scheduled post-practice and post-game venues, it is requested that you advice Media Host Mats Olsson of your needs. Practice sessions (non game days) during The 2005 IIHF World Championship Pool A: 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 Host Mats Olsson. He will be accompanying the team for the pre World Championship games and the 2005 IIHF World Championship. 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. 9

10 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 Host: Mats Olsson Att: Mats Olsson Alpenkönig Tirol Reit bei Seefeld 6103 Tirol Austria Phone: Fax: Mobile phone: molsson@swehockey.se THE TEAM SWEDEN PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC INFORMATION The Team Sweden players individual statistic information can be found: in separate information folder in the World Championship press center at The Swedish Ice Hockey Association s official media web site:

11 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

12 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 12

13 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 13

14 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 1999/2000Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Sixth Place 2000 Head Coach for SC Langnau Tigers, Switzerland, Tenth Place in regular season, did not reached Play Off 2000/2001Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Ninth Place 2001 Head Coach for SC Langnau Tigers, Switzerland, Ninth Place in regular season, did not reached Play Off 2001/2002Assistant Coach for Switzerland, WC Tenth Place 2002 Head Coach for Färjestads BK, Sweden, won regular season, Swedish champion 2001/ /2003Head 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

15 Preliminary schedule for Team Sweden 2005 IIHF World Championship in Innsbruck and Vienna TRE KRONOR during April 28 - May 16, 2005 Date/Time Activity Venue Thu. April 28 (Truck with equipment from Trencin to Innsbruck) Breakfast NH Vienna Airport Walk to airport Departure to Innsbruck Flight OS905 Vienna Airport Arrival Innsbruck Airport Bus hotel Alpenkönig Snack Alpenkönig Tirol Team Dinner (Team Arranged) Fri. April Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Bus to arena Portraits photo Main Arena Team photo Ice practice Bus to hotel Lunch Alpenkönig Tirol Dinner Snack - - Sat. April Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Lunch Bus to arena 15, Ice practice Practice Arena Bus to hotel Dinner Alpenkönig Tirol Snack - - Sun. May Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Bus to arena Game Skate Main Arena Bus to hotel Lunch Alpenkönig Tirol Meeting with pre game snack Bus to arena Game UKR SWE Olympiaworld, Innsbruck Bus to hotel Dinner Alpenkönig Tirol Mon. May Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Bus to arena Game Skate Main Arena Bus to hotel Lunch Alpenkönig Tirol Meeting with pre game snack Bus to arena Game SWE DEN Olympiaworld, Innsbruck Bus to hotel Dinner Alpenkönig Tirol 15

16 Tue. May 3 Program for the day depend on possible change of practice time on directorate meeting Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Lunch Bus to arena Ice practice Practice Arena Bus to hotel Dinner Alpenkönig Tirol Snack - - Wed. May Breakfast Alpenkönig Tirol Bus to arena Game Skate Main Arena Bus to hotel Lunch Alpenkönig Tirol Meeting with pre game snack Bus to arena Game SWE FIN Olympiaworld, Innsbruck Bus to hotel Dinner Alpenkönig Tirol Thu. May 5 Sun. May 15 Mon. April 16 Schedule depending on results Breakfast Lunch Bus and truck to airport Departure to Stockholm Flight Arrival Home Journeys Vienna Airport Arlanda Airport T5 Hotel Innsbruck Alpenkönig Tirol, 6103 Reith bei Seefeld, Tirol, Österreich Phone: Fax: IIHF World Championship Innsbruck / Wien Datum Tid Aktivitet Tid Aktivitet AUT Lö LAT - CAN (B) FIN - DEN (C) Innsbruck RUS - AUT (A) SVK - BLR (A) Wien Sö USA - SLO (B) UKR - SWE (C) Innsbruck SUI - CZE (D) GER - KAZ (D) Wien Må FIN - UKR (C) SWE - DEN (C) Innsbruck SVK - RUS (A) BLR - AUT (A) Wien Ti CAN - SLO (B) USA -LAT (B) Innsbruck KAZ - SUI (D) CZE - GER (D) Wien On DEN - UKR (C) SWE - FIN (C) Innsbruck RUS - BLR (A) AUT - SVK (A) Wien To SLO - LAT (B) CAN - USA (B) Innsbruck CZE - KAZ (D) GER - SUI (D) Wien Fr B - 4C (G) B - 2C (F) Innsbruck D - 4A (G) A - 2D (E) Wien Lö B - 3C (F) B - 1C (F) Innsbruck A - 3D (E) A - 1D (E) Wien Sö C - 4A (G) B -2C (F) Innsbruck C - 2B (F) Innsbruck A - 2D (E) D - 2A (E) Wien Må B - 4D (G) B - 3C (F) Innsbruck C - 3B (F) Innsbruck A - 3D (E) D - 3A (E) Wien Ti D - 4C (G) C - 1B (F) Innsbruck C - 3 B (F) Innsbruck D - 1A (E) D - 3A (E) Wien On A - 4 B (G) Innsbruck To * T.B.A 20.15* T.B.A Innsbruck 16.15* T.B.A 20.15* T.B.A Wien Fr Lö * T.B.A 20.15* T.B.A Wien Sö Bronze Medal Gold Medal Wien 16

17 2005 IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2005 IIHF World Championship Pool A will be played in Vienna and Innsbruck, Austria, during April 30 May Group A Group B Group C Group D Vienna Innsbruck Innsbruck Vienna Slovakia Canada Sweden Czech Republic Russia USA Finland Germany Austria Latvia Ukraine Switzerland Belarus Slovenia Denmark Kazakhstan The groups were decided in Innsbruck, Austria, at Wednesday May Seeding is based on the world ranking after the 2004 IIHF World Championship. FIRST ROUND Game Time Group Team Arena, venue no Saturday April A Russia-Austria Vienna B Latvia-Canada Innsbruck A Slovakia-Belarus Vienna C Finland-Denmark Innsbruck Sunday May D Switzerland-Czech Republic Vienna B USA-Slovenia Innsbruck D Germany-Kazakhstan Vienna C Ukraine-Sweden Innsbruck Monday May A Slovakia-Russia Vienna C Finland-Ukraine Innsbruck A Belarus-Austria Vienna C Sweden-Denmark Innsbruck Tuesday May D Kazakhstan-Switzerland Vienna B Canada-Slovenia Innsbruck D Czech Republic-Germany Vienna B USA-Latvia Innsbruck 17

18 Game Time Group Team Arena, venue no Wednesday May A Russia-Belarus Vienna C Denmark-Ukraine Innsbruck A Austria-Slovakia Vienna C Sweden-Finland Innsbruck Thursday May D Czech Republic-Kazakhstan Vienna B Slovenia-Latvia Innsbruck D Germany-Switzerland Vienna B Canada-USA Innsbruck QUARTER FINAL GROUPS AND RELEGATION ROUND Group E Group F Group G Quarter Final group Quarter Final group Relegation round Vienna Innsbruck Vienna och Innsbruck A1 B1 A4 A2 B2 B4 A3 B3 C4 D1 C1 D4 D2 C2 D3 C3 Friday May G D 4-A 4 Vienna G B 4-C 4 Innsbruck E A 2-D 2 Vienna F B 2-C 2 Innsbruck Saturday May E A 3-D 3 Vienna F B 3-C 3 Innsbruck E A 1-D 1 Vienna F B 1-C 1 Innsbruck Sunday May G C 4-A 4 Innsbruck E A 1-D 2 Vienna F B 1-C 2 Innsbruck E D 1-A 2 Vienna F C 1-B 2 Innsbruck 18

19 Game Time Group Team Arena, venue no Monday May G B 4-D 4 Innsbruck E A 2-D 3 Vienna F B 2-C 3 Innsbruck E D 2-A 3 Vienna F C 2-B 3 Innsbruck Tuesday May G D 4-C 4 Innsbruck E D 3-A 1 Vienna F C 3-B 1 Innsbruck E D 1-A 3 Vienna F C 1-B 3 Innsbruck Wednesday May G A 4-B 4 Innsbruck Thursday May Quarter Final TBA Vienna Quarter Final TBA Innsbruck Quarter Final TBA Vienna Quarter Final TBA Innsbruck Friday May Non game day Saturday May Semi Final TBA Vienna Semi Final TBA Vienna Sunday May Bronze Medal Game Bronze Looser game 53-Looser game 54 Vienna Gold Medal Game Gold Winner game 53-Winner game 54 Vienna If Austria qualify for Quarter Final and Semi Final these games will be the evening games at Quarter Finals E2-F3 and E1-F4 will be played in Vienna. Quarter Finals F2-E3 and F1-E4 will be played in Innsbruck. Semi Finals will be played between the winners of E1/F4-F2/E3 and F1/E4-E2/F3. Subject to change. 19

20 THE TEAM SWEDEN GAMES DURING SEASON 2004/2005 PRE WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY /8 Slovakia-Sweden 0-2 (0-1, 0-1, 0-0) Zimny Stadion Ondreia Nepelu in Bratislava 25/8 Sweden-Finland 2-1 (0-1, 0-0, 1-0, 1-0) Globe Arena, Stockholm 27/8 Czech Republic-Sweden 5-3 (1-1, 2-0, 2-2) Sazka Arena, Prague WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY /8 Sweden-Germany 5-2 (1-1, 4-1, 0-0) Globe Arena, Stockholm 1/9 Sweden-Czech Republic 4-3 (1-0, 3-0, 0-3) Globe Arena, Stockholm 4/9 Finland-Sweden 4-4 (3-3, 1-0, 0-1, 0-0) Hartwall Areena, Helsinki 7/9 Sweden-Czech Republic 1-6 (0-2, 0-1, 1-3) Globe Arena, Stockholm EURO HOCKEY TOUR Karjala Tournament in Helsinki, Finland, and Sweden 11/11 Sweden-Russia 2-1 (1-0, 0-1, 1-0) Cloetta Center, Linköping 13/11 Czech Republic-Sweden 2-3 (0-1, 1-1, 1-0, 0-0, 0-1) ps Hartwall Areena, Helsinki 14/11 Finland-Sweden 5-2 (2-1, 1-0, 2-1) Hartwall Areena, Helsinki EURO HOCKEY TOUR Rosno Cup in Moscow, Russia 16/12 Czech Republic-Sweden 4-3 (2-1, 0-0, 1-2, 0-0, 1-0) ps Luzhniki Minor Sport Arena 18/12 Sweden-Russia 1-4 (1-1, 0-1, 0-2) Luzhniki Minor Sport Arena 19/12 Finland-Sweden 3-0 (1-0, 0-0, 2-0) Luzhniki Minor Sport Arena Exhibition game 8/2 Sweden-Norway 4-0 (0-0, 0-0, 4-0) Nobelhallen, Karlskoga, Sweden EURO HOCKEY TOUR Sweden Hockey Games Stockholm, Sweden, and Tampere, Finland 10/2 Czech Republic-Sweden 2-3 (1-1, 1-1, 0-0, 0-0, 0-1) ps Globe Arena, Stockholm 12/2 Sweden-Russia 3-2 (1-2, 0-0, 2-0) Globe Arena, Stockholm 13/2 Sweden-Finland 5-1 (0-0, 3-0, 2-1) Globe Arena, Stockholm Pre 2005 IIHF World Championship games 7/4 Germany-Sweden 2-0 (1-0, 1-0, 0-0) Erdgas-Arena, Riesa, Germany 9/4 Germany-Sweden 2-3 (0-0, 1-3, 1-0) Erdgas-Arena, Riesa, Germany 19/4 Sweden-Slovakia 5-2 (0-2, 3-0, 2-0) Kinnarps Arena, Jönköping, Sweden 20

21 EURO HOCKEY TOUR Play Off. EHT Gold Medal games in best of two games 22/4 Sweden-Russia 1-2 (0-0, 1-1, 0-1) Globe Arena, Stockholm, Sweden 24/4 Russia-Sweden 5-2 (2-2, 2-0, 1-0) Luzhniki Minor Arena, Moscow, Russia Sweden at second place in Euro Hockey tour 2004/2005 Pre 2005 IIHF World Championship game 27/ Slovakia-Sweden Trencin, Slovakia 2005 IIHF World Championship in Innsbruck and Vienna, Austria, during April 30-May 15 Se separate game schedule All game times are expressed in local time 21

22 Goalkeepers in Tre Kronor GOALKEEPERS IN TRE KRONOR 2004/2005 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2004/2005 in bold Last update A=Games, B=Games played, C=Minutes played, D=Shoots against, E=Saving %, F=Goals against, G=GAA=Goals against per 60 minutes, H=Shoot out, I=Penalty minutes, J=Games totally in Tre Kronor Goalkeepers A B C D E F G H I J Tommy Salo, MODO Hockey Henrik Lundqvist, Frölunda HC Stefan Liv, HV Mikael Tellqvist, Toronto Maple Leafs Daniel Henriksson, Färjestads BK Johan Holmqvist, Brynäs IF Magnus Åkerlund, HV , Empty net goal 3 Season 2004/

23 Scoring leaders in Tre Kronor SCORING LEADERS IN TRE KRONOR SEASON 2004/2005 Rookies in Tre Kronor season 2004/2005 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 Henrik Zetterberg, f, Timrå IK Fredrik Modin, f, Timrå IK Mats Sundin, f, Toronto Maple Leafs Jonathan Hedström, f, Timrå IK Daniel Alfredsson, f, Frölunda HC Magnus Kahnberg, f, Frölunda HC Markus Näslund, f, Vancouver Canucks Tomas Holmström, f, Detroit Red Wings Daniel Sedin, f, MODO Hockey Henrik Sedin, f, MODO Hockey Kim Johnsson, d, Philadelphia Flyers Christian Bäckman, d, Frölunda HC Mattias Weinhandl, f, MODO Hockey Mikael Samuelsson, f, Södertälje SK Peter Forsberg, f, Colorado Avalanche Nicklas Lidström, d, Detroit Red Wings Niklas Nordgren, f, Timrå IK Thomas Rhodin, d, HC Fribourg-Gottèron Magnus Johansson, d, Linköpings HC Yared Hagos, f, Timrå IK Andreas Johansson, f, Geneve-Servette HC Dick Tärnström, d, Södertälje SK Johan Franzén, f, Linköpings HC Jörgen Jönsson, f, Färjestads BK Thomas Johansson, d, Linköpings HC Season 2004/

24 Scoring leaders in Tre Kronor Henrik Tallinder, d, Linköpings HC Niklas Kronwall, d, Grand Rapids Kristian Huselius, f, Linköpings HC Christian Berglund, f, Färjestads BK Mathias Tjärnqvist, f, HV Peter Nordström, f, Färjestads BK Nils Ekman, f, Djurgårdens IF Mattias Öhlund, d, Vancouver Canucks Lars Jonsson, d, Timrå IK Sanny Lindström, d, Timrå IK Marcus Nilson, f, Djurgårdens IF Jimmie Ölvestad, f, Djurgårdens IF Johan Davidsson, f, HV Per-Johan Axelsson, f, Frölunda HC Samuel Påhlsson, f, Frölunda HC Mattias Norström, d, AIK Daniel Tjärnqvist, d, Djurgårdens IF Andreas Lilja, d, Mora IK Marcus Ragnarsson, d, Philadelphia Flyers Niclas Hävelid, d, Södertälje SK Johnny Oduya, d, Djurgårdens IF Jonas Frögren, d, Färjestads BK Kenny Jönsson, d, Rögle BK Anders Eriksson, d, HV Alexander Steen, f, MODO Hockey Björn Melin, f, IF Malmö Redhawks Per Ledin, f, Luleå HF Jonas Rönnqvist, f, Luleå HF Ronnie Sundin, d, Frölunda HC Mika Hannula, f, IF Malmö Redhawks Jonas Höglund, f, Färjestads BK Per Hållberg, d. Färjestads BK Tony Mårtensson, f, Linköpings HC Magnus Nilsson, f, Luleå HF Daniel Fernholm, d, Djurgårdens IF Team penalty 6 Season 2004/

25 Pre 2005 IIHF World Championship games PRE 2005 IIHF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES TEAM SWEDEN SCORING LEADERS April Last update Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shoots Saving % Goals against, GA Goals against per average GAA Shoot out PIM National games totally 1. Stefan Liv Henrik Lundqvist Johan Holmqvist Magnus Åkerlund , Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total +/- Games totally Goals totally 20. Henrik Sedin, f Henrik Zetterberg, f Daniel Sedin, f Jonathan Hedström, f Mikael Samuelsson, f Christian Bäckman, d Yared Hagos f Niklas Kronwall, d Niklas Nordgren Magnus Kahnberg, f Peter Nordström, f Johan Franzén, f Mattias Weinhandl, f Daniel Alfredsson, f Mattias Norström, d Sanny Lindström, d Magnus Johansson, d Thomas Rhodin, d Kenny Jönsson, d Jörgen Jönsson, f Ronnie Sundin, d Jonas Höglund, f Samuel Påhlsson, f Per Johan Axelsson, f Lars Jonsson, d Daniel Fernholm, d Jonas Frögren, d Mathias Tjärnqvist, f Johnny Oduya, d Season 2004/

26 Sweden Hockey Games in Tampere, Finland, and Stockholm, Sweden, at Tuesday February SWEDEN HOCKEY GAMES FEBRUARY 2005 TEAM SWEDEN SCORING LEADERS February Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shoots Saving % Goals against, GA Goals against per average GAA Shoot out PIM National games totally 35. Henrik Lundqvist Stefan Liv Czech Republic-Sweden February 10 Henrik Lundqvist played , 28 shots against, 2 goals against Sweden-Russia February 12: Henrik Lundqvist played , 27 shots against, 2 goals against Sweden-Finland February 13 Henrik Lundqvist played , 28 shots against, 1 goal against Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total +/- Games totally Goals totally 40. Henrik Zetterberg, f Jonathan Hedström, f Magnus Kahnberg, f Andreas Johansson, f Mattias Weinhandl, f Magnus Johansson, d, A Mikael Samuelsson, f Dick Tärnström, d Nils Ekman, f Thomas Johansson, d Jörgen Jönsson, f, C Johan Davidsson, f Christian Bäckman, d Fredrik Modin, f, A Thomas Rhodin, d Samuel Påhlsson, f Yared Hagos, f Anders Eriksson Niclas Hävelid, d Marcus Nilson, f Daniel Tjärnqvist, d Under column K and L, wich indicates games and goals scored totally in Tre Kronor, are games and goals during this season 2004/2005 also counted Plus/minus statistic are counted with equal strenght on ice and goals scored in box play and goals against in power play are also counted Player of the Game - Czech Republic-Sweden February 10 Andreas Johansson Player of the Game - Sweden-Russia February 12 Henrik Zetterberg Player of the Game - Sweden-Finland February 13 Henrik Zetterberg The Sweden Hockey Games directorate named Henrik Lundqvist best goalkeeper and Henrik Zetterberg best forward in the tournament Henrik Lundqvist were named goalkeeper, Thomas Rhoodin defenceman and Henrik Zetterberg forward in medias All Star Team Season 2004/

27 Rosno Cup in Moscow, Russia, December ROSNO CUP DECEMBER 2004 TEAM SWEDEN SCORING LEADERS December Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shoots Saving % Goals against, GA Goals against per average GAA Shoot out PIM National games totally 1. Stefan Liv Johan Holmqvist Empty net goal 1 Czech Republic-Sweden December 16 Johan Holmqvist played , 4 goals against, 23 shots against Sweden-Russia December 18: Stefan Liv played , 4 goals against, 19 shots against Finland-Sweden December 19 Stefan Liv played , (totally 55.31), 2 goals against, 24 shots against. 1 Goal and 1 shot in empty net Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total +/- Games totally Goals totally 8. Sanny Lindström, d Lars Jonsson, d Christian Berglund, f Jonathan Hedström, f Thomas Johansson, d Yared Hagos, f Niklas Nordgren, f Johan Franzén, f Jimmie Ölvestad, f, A Björn Melin, f Andreas Lija, d, A Per Ledin, f Johan Davidsson, f, C Jonas Rönnqvist, f Henrik Tallinder, d Mika Hannula, f Johnny Oduya, d Jonas Frögren, d Magnus Nilsson, f Mikael Samuelsson, f Team penalty 4 Under column K and L, wich indicates games and goals scored totally in Tre Kronor, are games and goals during this season 2004/2005 also counted Plus/minus statistic are counted with equal strenght on ice and goals scored in box play and goals against in power play are also counted Player of the Game - Czech Republic-Sweden December 16 Johan Franzén Player of the Game - Sweden-Russia December 18 Jonathan Hedström Player of the Game - Finland-Sweden December 19:Stefan Liv Henrik Tallinder named defenceman in medias All Star Team Season 2004/

28 Karjala Tournament in Linköping, Sweden, and Helsinki, Finland, November KARJALA TOURNAMENT 2004 TEAM SWEDEN SCORING LEADERS. November Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shoots Saving % Goals against, GA Goals against per average GAA Shoot out PIM National games totally 34. Daniel Henriksson Henrik Lundqvist Empty net goal 1 Sweden-Russia November 11: Henrik Lundqvist played , 1 goal against, 22 shots. 1 assist Czech Republic-Sweden November 13:Henrik Lundqvist played , 2 goals against, 23 shots Finland-Sweden November 14: Daniel Henrikssonplayed , and , totally 59.42, 4 goals against, 26 shots Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total +/- Games totally Goals totally 40. Henrik Zetterberg, f, C Magnus Kahnberg, f Henrik Tallinder, d Thomas Rhodin, d Mathias Tjärnqvist, f Christian Bäckman, d Jonathan Hedström, f Magnus Johansson, d, A Daniel Sedin, f Niklas Nordgren, f Lars Jonsson, d Andreas Lilja, d Alexander Steen, f Henrik Sedin, f Johan Franzén, f Yared Hagos, f Per Hållberg, d Niclas Hävelid, d Tony Mårtensson, f Mattias Weinhandl, f Peter Nordström, f, A The last two columns show national games played totally and goals scored totally and includes games and goals made during the season 2004/2005 Plus/minus statistics are counted with equal strength on ice, goals scored in box play and goals against in power play Player of the game - Sweden-Russia November 11 Daniel Sedin Player of the game - Czech Republic-Sweden November 13:Henrik Zetterberg Player of the game - Finland-Sweden November 14:Henrik Zetterberg Goalkeeper Henrik Lundqvist were named best goalkeeper in the tournament by the Directorate, and were named goalkeeper in Medias All Star Team II Christian Bäckman were named defenceman, and Henrik Zetterberg forward in Medias All Star Team I Season 2004/

29 World Cup of Hockey 2004 WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY 2004 Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shots on goal Savings% Goals against GA GAA Shoot out National games totally 35. Tommy Salo Mikael Tellqvist Henrik Lundqvist Empty net goal 1 Sweden-Germany August 31: Tommy Saloplayed , 19 shots against, 2 goal against Sweden-Czech Republic September 1: Mikael Tellqvist played , 40 shots against, 3 goals against Finland-Sweden September 4: Mikael Tellqvistplayed 60.38, 25 shots against, 4 goals against Sweden-Czech Republic September 7: Mikael Tellqvist played totally 58.14, 31 shots against, 5 goals against. 1 shot and 1 goal in empty net Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total plus/minus Shots on goal National games Goals in Team Sweden totally 33. Fredrik Modin, f Daniel Alfredsson, f Tomas Holmström, f Mats Sundin, C Kim Johnsson, d Peter Forsberg, f Markus Näslund, A Henrik Zetterberg, f Mattias Öhlund, d Nicklas Lidström, d, A Marcus Nilson, f Jörgen Jönsson, f Mattias Norström, d Per-Johan Axelsson, f Andreas Johansson, f Samuel Påhlsson, f Marcus Ragnarsson, d Daniel Tjärnqvist, d Dick Tärnström, d Christian Bäckman, d Daniel Sedin, f Nils Ekman, f Henrik Sedin, f Team penalty 2 Stars of the game - Sweden-Germany August 31:Mats Sundin Stars of the game - Sweden-Czech Republic September 1:Daniel Alfredsson Stars of the game - Finland-Sweden September 4:Fredrik Modin Stars of the game - Sweden-Czech Republic September 7:Tomas Holmström Season 2004/

30 3 Pre World Cup of Hockey 2004 Games 3 PRE WORLD CUP OF HOCKEY 2004 GAMES August Goalkeepers Games Games played Minutes played Shots on goal Savings% Goals against, GA Goals against per 60 minutes, GAA Shoot out National games 35. Tommy Salo Mikael Tellqvist Henrik Lundqvist Empty net goal 1 Slovakia-Sweden August 22:Mikael Tellqvistplayed , 17 shots against, Shoot Out Sweden-Finland August 25:Tommy Salo played , 22 shots against, 1 goal against Czech Republic-Sweden August 27:Mikael Tellqvist played , 31 shots against, 4 goals against. 1 shot and 1 goal in empty net National games totally Goals in Team Sweden totally Forwards-defencemen Games Goals Assist Points PIM + - Total +/- statistic Shots on goal 13. Mats Sundin, C Markus Näslund, A Nicklas Lidström, d, A Daniel Sedin, f Jörgen Jönsson, f Henrik Zetterberg, f Daniel Alfredsson, f Fredrik Modin, f Henrik Sedin, f Per-Johan Axelsson, f Mattias Öhlund, d Daniel Tjärnqvist, d Marcus Ragnarsson, d Kim Johnsson, d Mattias Norström, d Samuel Påhlsson, f Andreas Johansson, f Marcus Nilson, f Nils Ekman, f Tomas Holmström, f Christian Bäckman, d Peter Forsberg, f Dick Tärnström, d Team penalty 0 Player of the game - Slovakia-Sweden August 22:No awards announced Player of the game - Sweden-Finland August 25:Kim Johnsson Player of the game - Czech Republic-Sweden August 27:Mats Sundin Season 2004/

31 TEAM SWEDEN HAS WON SEVEN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD MEDALS Tre Kronor has won seven World Championship Gold Medals during the years, 1953, 1957, 1962, 1987, 1991, 1992 and This is what happened when we won: 1953 in Zürich, Switzerland This became a tournament where important nations were missing. USA was forbidden to come. They were banned because of fighting in a game in Basel the year before. Canada decided to show sympathy for USA and didn t show up either. It became even less teams in the tournament when Czechoslovakia suddenly went home. The reason was that their president Gottwaldow died and national mourning was declared. The Czechoslovakian government forbid sport competitions and therefore Team Czechoslovakia had nothing else to do than return home during the tournament. It was the first time Team Sweden played with three lines instead of two. The result was successful. Team Sweden won the Gold Medal before West Germany (Silver Medal) and Switzerland (Bronze Medal). So in the end all three participating teams got one medal each. Göte Blomqvist, from Södertälje SK, was best scorer in Team Sweden with seven goals. Team Sweden s results: Czechoslovakia (before they went home) 5-3, Switzerland 9-2 and 9-1, West Germany 8-6 and in Moscow, Soviet Union Nobody expected success from the young team with seven World Championship rookies that went to Moscow. Even important representatives from media decided to stay at home. But team Sweden played well and the results went our way. Before the last game against the Soviet Union a tied game would be enough to win the whole tournament. About Russians who believed in their team became very surprised when Team Sweden took the lead with 2-0 in the first period. The Russians came back in the second period and turned the game to a lead with 4-2. Sweden tied the game to 4-4 and the Russians showed strong offensive the last ten minutes of the game trying to score again. The Swedish goalkeeper Thord Flodqvist stopped one shot with his cheek and defenceman Vilgot Larsson stopped one shot with his forehead. After such heroic achievements the Gold Medal was our! Ronald Pettersson, from Södertälje SK, was the best scorer in Team Sweden with seven goals. Team Sweden s results: East Germany 11-1, Poland 8-3, Czechoslovakia 2-0, Austria 10-0, Japan 18-0, Finland 9-3 and The Soviet Union

32 1962 in Colorado Springs, USA The third World Championship Gold Medal was unexpectedly won in USA before Canada (Silver Medal) and USA (Bronze Medal). Team Sweden had so far never won over a Canadian team but now Sweden defeated both Canada and the USA. The game against Canada is a classical game in Swedish ice hockey history. Sweden had the lead wit 4-3 when Canada in the end of the game took a chance with an extra attacker and left their goal empty. Then Nils Nilsson made a long shot against the Canadian goal, 5-3! Another big hero in the Swedish team was goalkeeper Lennart Häggroth. He was from the beginning reserve goalkeeper but played so solid in the pre World Championship games that he became the first goalkeeper in the team. Nils Nilsson, from Forshaga IF, was best scorer in the whole tournament with 12 goals. He was best in points 18 (12 goals and 6 assists) among all in the tournament. He was also selected Best Center in the World Championship All Star Team. Team Sweden s results: Switzerland 17-2, USA 2-1, Finland 12-2, Canada 5-3, Great Britain 17-0, Norway 10-2, Germany in Vienna, Austria Sweden won the fourth Gold Medal before The Soviet Union (Silver Medal) and Czechoslovakia (bronze Medal). It happened a lot in the first round of the tournament. There were games with players playing against the rules, winning games who later were announced as losing games, appeals against game decisions and cases even brought to Austrian court. After all this Sweden finally reached play off. It was a tough beginning of the play off. Team Czechoslovakia had the lead with 2-0 and 3-1 before we tied the game 3-3. Håkan Loob made all three goals for Team Sweden. In the next game The Soviet Union had the lead with 1-0 and 2-1 before we tied the game. The game tying goal, 2-2, is one of the most beautiful goals made in Swedish ice hockey history. All five players were involved in the goal. Anders Eldebrink fell but managed to pass the puck over to Bengt-Åke Gustafsson who took it into offensive zone. He made sure he got Russian players approaching him and then he passed the puck back to defenceman Tommy Albelin. Albelin saw Håkan Loob at the left of the Russian goal and passed the puck. Håkan Loob fooled the Russian defencemen by turning the wrong way and with his back against the goal he backhanded the puck to Tomas Sandström who stood right in front of the goal and scored in the almost empty goal only 81 seconds before the game ended. Even my mom could have scored from that position, Tomas Sandström happily told media after the game. In Sweden s last game in the tournament, Canada was defeated with 9-0, the biggest win ever against Canada. Best Scorer in Sweden was Håkan Loob (from Calgary Flames) who made five goals. Sweden s results: West Germany 3-0, USA 6-2, Czechoslovakia 2-3, Switzerland 12-1, Canada 4-3, Finland 1-7, Soviet Union 2-4, Czechoslovakia 3-3, Soviet Union 2-2, Canada