#brynäs if

[juhollamago]

The Gävle goat might be still standing but I think Frölunda HC is aiming to burn it down tonight 😂😂😂

[starpillowww]

I'm about to die right now. Darth is coming to Sweden!!!!!!!

[starpillowww]

Ohhh Jamie

[grantmentis]

Women's Hockey Roundup: October

Woof, I fell off of these for a while. Blame baseball and college! Anyway, I'm going to just do what happened in women's hockey in October (and maybe the last few days of September) for all leagues. This is only confirmed news and games, so rumors are not included

If you're new, i recap the top stories from around club play women's hockey (so not collegiate) and try to give more detail on european women's hockey, since that's less reported on in north america :-) Feel free to add if i miss anything!

PWHL (USA/Canada)

The PWHL schedule has been released! We have a few TBD's in venues, most likely for playing select games in bigger venues or neutral sites. we do not currently have streaming/television info, so stay tuned for that. There will be a preseason, but not open to the public.

Training Camp Begins November 12, with preseason/mini camps The 19-22. New York's training camp roster is here. Boston's is here. Minnesota's is here. Montreal is here. Ottawa's is here. Toronto's is here.

Nov. 27: Deadline to finalize rosters of 23 players and 3 reserves

Abigail Boreen signed a three year deal with the Montréal Victoire. She played with the Minnesota Frost last year, including in the playoffs, as a reserve player.

Ronja Savolainen signed a three year deal with the Ottawa Charge. She played with Luleä most recently and is a star of the Finnish national team.

Sarah Lefort, most recently with Montréal Victoire, has announced her retirement

The PWHL has begun the process of expansion for 2025-2026, targeting two new cities

SDHL (Sweden)

Fanni Garát-Gasparics signs with Brynäs IF, though is still rehabbing the injury she sustained last year with the Ottawa Charge

Dutch national team legend Savine Wielenga signs with Leksands IF

Rookie Reece Hunt of Luleä is out for the season with a torn knee ligament

Frölunda general manager Kim Martin Hassons is extended to 2028, and head coach Erika Holst is extended to 2026. Frölunda has been massively successful thus far this year, currently in second place in the standings and coming off a big win against firs place Lulëa

While Luleä and Frölunda are at the top of the table, MoDo is making noise in third place, having won six of their last eight.

A couple key story lines: -> Finish National Team forward, Elisa Holopainen (Frölunda) is lighting the league on fire in her first year in the SDHL. She has 9 goals and ten assists in 13 games -> We have a few wonderful comeback stories this year. Hanna Olsson (Frölunda) is back to her old self after missing most of last year with injury, with 16 points in 13 games, good for fourth in the league. Erica Reider, (Luleä) who did not play for two seasons, looks like she never left, currently leading all defenders i the league in points. And Kassidy Sauvé (SDE), who missed almost two full season's with a hip injury, currently leads all goaltenders in save percentage. -> MoDo Hockey is being powered almost entirely by a youth movement: top producers Ebba Hedqvist, Adéla Šapovalivová, Mira Hallin, and Lovisa Engström are all 18 or younger and playing prominent roles on the 3rd place team

Auroraliiga (Finland)

Canadian Emma Hall joins KalPa after playing in the NDHL (Sweden's second division) last year

Kärpät will retire the number 20 in honor of long time legend Saija Tarkki. After 21 seasons with Kärpät as well as the Finnish national team, Tarkki retired in 2019. She will be honored Novembe 23rd.

A Couple key storylines: -> 18 year old Czech forward Barbora Juříčková i having a breakout year with HPK, already surpassing her point total from last season with 22. She joins Emma Ekoluoma (Ilves), who was a star on the U18 Finnish team last year, as one of the young players to keep an eye on in this league -> Kiekko-Espoo sits at the top of the table, with Ilves right behind. Last year's champions HIFK are feeling the loss of several star players and sit in fourth place. -> Sister's Jennika , Joanna and Jatta Ojala all played for the same team together for the first time at the top level for Team Kuortane

SWHL A / Postfinance Women League (Switzerland)

Not technically league play, but since they play in this league too ill put it here: EV Zug won the EWHL Euro Cup, which is played at the beginning of the season including select club teams across europe! They bear the German league's Memmingen to do so. Noemi Neubauerova, who is set to play with the Toronto Sceptres when the PWHL game begins, scored the game winning goal

Sponsor PostFinance announces that in 2025/2026, they will only financially support men's club teams that have a women's counterpart

Nadine Hofstetter of EV Zug is out three weeks with a broken finger. She is one of the team's veteran defenders who also plays for the Swiss national team. Vanessa Ryhner, Nina Harju, and Julia Näf are also out with injury for EV Zug, though Rhyner should be back any day now.

ZSC Lions Fraun is hit with injuries: Slovakian forward Tereza Lahova is out for the year with injury, and Aurela Thalmann and Alena Polenská (aka Alena Mills) are also injured. They are calling up Univ. of Saskatchewan alumni Sophie Lalor

A few storylines: -> Elizabeth Lang (HC Davos Ladies) is leading the league in points in her rookie year and scoring at a goal per game pace. She graduated from University of Calgary last year -> Lara Stalder (EVZ Women's team) continues to do Lara Stalder things and is tied with Lang in goals, but newcomers Michaela Pejzlová (HC Ambrì-Piotta Girls) and Clara Rozier (SC Bern Fraun) who were stars in last year's finnish league are close behind. The top scorer race for this league will be exciting, and that's not to mention old friends like Rahel Enzler and Estelle Duvin, among others. -> HC Davos Ladies is currently at the top of the standings, but EV Zug and SC Bern Frauen are very close behing them -> 18 year old Ivana Wey (EVZ Women's Team) has been off to a blistering hot start, a lot of hype surrounding her after a strong performance at both u18 and senior worlds. Another interesting young player is Lucie Tenenbaum, an American set to play at Minnesota State next year but is spending this year in Switzerland. The 18 year old has 5 goals and two assists with HC Davos Ladies so far

EWHL (Central/East Europe)

EV Bozen Eagles are currently dominating the league, with the help of players such as import Kristin Della Rovere, who has 16 points in 9 games. The Bozen eagles are part of a larger plan to help get italy's women's national team ready for the 2026 olympics

HK PSRZ Bratislava are undefeated thus far this season, after winning last year's title.

Canadian USport alumni are thriving in this league; Cassidy Maplethorpe, Hannah Tait, and Lauren Nicholson among top goal scorers

Slovak Ema Tothova continues to be the young player to watch, after her breakout seeason last year the 17 year old forward has 10 goals in five games. She is also competing in a boy's league in Slovakia while playing in the EWHL

OTHERS

watch this space for Czech forward Adéla Mynaříková to mak the u18 team this year. She's 15 and just steamrolling people in the Czech top league, with 15 goals and 5 assists in 8 games playing against a lot of grown adults

Norweigan forward Une Bjelland Strandborg, who was arguably one of the best NCAA DIII players of all time and graduated last year, is killing it in Germany's league with newly added Austrian team HK Budapest. She has 7 points in 6 games

[wehaveagathering]

ok sam ersson's setup with brynäs c. 2019-2021 did NOT have to go this hard

will someone get him some more fucking swedes on this team jesus h christ

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2023 IIHF Worlds Finland Roster

Wingers

#10 Joel Armia (Montreal Canadiens/Pori)

#12 Marko Anttila (Oulun Kärpät/Lempäälä)

#29 Ahti Oksanen (I.K. Oskarshamn/Kirkkonummi)

#34 Kaapo Kakko (New York Rangers/Turku)

#42 Samu Kapanen (St. Louis Blues/Kuopio)

#65 Sakari Manninen (Henderson Silver Knights/Oulu)

#70 Teemu Hartikainen (Genève-Servette C.D.H./Kuopio)

#76 Jere Sallinen (E.H.C. Biel-Bienne/Espoo)

#82 Harri Pesonen (S.C. Langnau Tiger/Muurame)

#91 Juho Lammikko (Z.S.V. Löwen/Noormarkku)

Centers

#24 Hannes Björninen (Brynäs I.F./Lahti)

#39 Waltteri Merelä (Tappara/Yl��järvi)

#74 Antti Suomela (I.K. Oskarshamn/Espoo)

#96 Mikko Rantanen (Colorado Avalanche/Nousiainen)

Defensemen

#2 Ville Pokka (Färjestad Bollklubb/Tornio)

#3 Niklas Friman (Brynäs I.F./Rauma)

#4 Mikko Lehtonen (Z.S.V. Löwen/Turku)

#6 Olli Määttä (Detroit Red Wings/Jyväskylä)

#33 Nikolas Matinpalo (Porin Ässät/Espoo)

#50 Miikka Koivisto (Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb/Vaasa)

#52 Mikael Seppälä (Tappara/Ylivieska)

#55 Atte Ohtamaa (Oulun Kärpät/Nivala)

Goalies

#30 Christian Heljanko (Tappara/Porvoo)

#32 Emil Larmi (Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb/Lahti)

#45 Juho Olkinuora (Brynäs I.F./Helsinki)

[idagnyheter]

”Många tycker att vi är jobbiga att möta” – idag nyheter

Brynäs är tilltalande. Eller det var i alla fall när träningen började i tisdags. Mitt under en träning tvingades målvakten Ludvig Persson lämna isen. – Jag såg inte vad som hände, men jag hoppas att det inte blir så farligt, sa kollegan Erik Källgren, som fick genomföra ispasset som enda målvakt. Öppna bilden i helskärmsläge Brynäs Tre Kronor-duon Erik Källgren och Victor Söderström är…

[michaelblunting]

My Färjestad players to watch. 24/25 edition.

Damian Clara (G) - 2005 Italian-born, 199cm goalie who has signed his entry-level contract with the ducks. It will (hopefully) be his first season with A-laget after backing Brynäs in Allsvenskan to promotion back into the SHL.

Stian Solberg (D) - another Ducks' draft pick (1st round 2024), probably the biggest talent out of Norway in Idon'tknowhowlong. Will be very interesting to follow him through his switch from the Norwegian (men's) league to the top Swedish league at just 18/19 y.o. He's shown he's more than capable to play with "adults" at this year's worlds.

Marian Studenič (F) - coming back to Europe after a couple of seasons in North America (juniors, then a couple of NHL starts, mostly AHL). Personally, I'd love to see a Czechoslovak connection between him and Tomášek, and maybe they'll be able to repeat and one of them wins skytteligan again, but that's bias :)

[werewolfbneimitzvah]

Love how the sdhl picks are all Luleå Luleå Luleå and 1 Brynäs that's very fun

[assassinsdragons]

2, 3 and a wildcard of your choice for the hockey asks, pls and thank youuuuu!!! Swap anything out that does not spark joy!

Hi and thank you for your ask!!! I hope you're doing alright, love <3

2. Favourite player: Joakim Nygård. His speed. is. incredible. unbelievable.

3. Favourite rivalry: Okay, so . Over time, Färjestad has had several rivalries; with HV71 and with Djurgården, for example. But I've got to say that my favourite one is the one between Färjestad and Frölunda. There is always an unusually electric tension when they play each other.

Honorary mention of the in-family rivalry between me and my grandparents and my aunt: Färjestad v Brynäs and Färjestad v Skellefteå are always interesting games to watch because of how we cheer on different teams in my family :) especially when Färjestad wins 😏

Wildcard: Gonna go with 7. What jerseys do I own:

Apart from one "ordinary" supporter match jersey, I also have this one (11 on the back as that is Nygård's number):

AND, from our Swedish Champions Gold Match 2022 I have these two "real" player jerseys as well:

Thank you soo much again for sending me this ask <3

Send me an ice hockey ask

[cebozcom]

Karlskoga överraskar Brynäs - Efter Intensivt Slagsmål: "Kaos utbryter" | www.ceboz.com

Karlskoga sätter tonen direkt i första semifinalmötet mot Brynäs. Ett stort bråk bryter ut tidigt i matchen, och Karlskoga tar ledningen. Läs mer om dramatiken här.

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Tomorrow Jordie makes his debut for Brynäs as 8.

[alexbkrieger13]

If you wanna watch Linköping's women's ice hockey team in the hockey league Amy

https://www.svt.se/sport/ishockey/sdhl-slutspelet-drar-igang-se-linkoping-brynas-i-svt

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Women’s Hockey News Round Up 6/16-7/1

Everything here is official only, and try to list the most relevant transactions globally but may miss something, so always feel free to add! Since a lot of people who follow this blog are North American/most familiar with the PWHL, i put less context there than I may for other leagues

Extended indicates they did not change teams. buckle in this one is long as hell

PWHL (North America)

RETIRMENTS: Becca Gilmore (OTT) and Erica Howe (TOR) announce their retirements

PWHL Ottawa signings: - Alexa Vasko (PWHL Toronto) for one year -Logan Agners (Quinnipiac, undrafted) for one year -Rebecca Leslie (PWHL Toronto) for one year -Anna Meixner (Brynäs) for one year -Shiann Darkangelo (extended) for one year,

PWHL Toronto signings: -Daryll Watts (PWHL Ottawa) for two years -Emma Woods (PWHL New York) for two years -Raygan Kirk ( Ohio state) for two years -Izzy Daniel (Cornell) for two years -Megan Carter (Northeastern) for two years -Julia Gosling (st Lawrence) for two years -Hannah Miller (extension) for one year -Allie Munroe (extension) for two years

PWHL Boston signings: -Lexie Adzija (extended) for one year -Hannah Brandt (extended) for two years -Emily brown (extended) for two years -Sidney Morin (extended) for one year -Sophie Shirley (extended) for two years

PWHL Montreal: -Mikyla Grant Mentis (extended) for one year -Cayla Barnes (Ohio State) for three years -Elaine Chuli (extended) for one year -Mariah Keopple (extended) for one year -Amanda Boulier (extended) for one year

PWHL New York Signings: -Abbey levy (extended) two years

PWHL Minnesota signings: -Liz schepers (extended) for one year -Denisa Křižová (extended) for two years -Michela Cava (extended) for one year -Klára Hymlárová (st cloud) for two years -britta Curl (Wisconsin) for one year,

Josh Sciba joins PWHL New York as assistant coach. He has experience as Union College's head coach of their women's program as well as with the USWNT as an assistant coach

SDHL (Sweden)

The league has announced they will have goal cameras in place next season!

Finnish national team defender Sini Karjalainen joins Skellefteå AIK after playing with Brynäs last season

18 year old Swedish defender Thea Liodden signs with Linköping HC from AIK

Clarkson University forward Darcie Lappan signs with MoDo hockey

Providence College captain Rachel Weiss signs with HV71

16 year old Ebba Westerlind, who has shown very strong success in Sweden's youth programs, signs with Frölunda HC

Ann-Frédérique Guay, who played 4 years at Norwich University on the D3 level before transferring to UMaine and having a successful final year, has joined Linköping HC

American forward Naomi Rogge, who was successful last season with SDE, has joined Linköping HC

SDHL veteran Emmy Alasalmi joins Linköping HC

Lily George of University of New Brunswick joins Leksands

Dominique Kremer, most recently with PWHL Minnesota, has signed with SDE

Jakob Löf joins Brynäs as an assistnt coach. He previously coached the programs u16 team

Swedish National Team forward Michelle Löwenhielm extends with SDE for another year

Naisten Liiga (Finland)

Rising Finnish national team star Emma Ekoluoma changes teams from Kärpät to Ilves

Norweigan national team defender Iben Tillman will join the league and HPK specifically after a strong performance at the D1A World Championship

24 year old finnish forward Anni Montonen returns to Kiekko-Espoo after spending a season in the SDHL. She previously played for Kiekko-Espoo from 2019-2023 and was one of their top producers

Susanna Viitala, who played for TPS last year and was just under a point per game, joins Kiekko-Espoo

Julia Kuusisto get a one year extension in Ilves after a season where she took a big step forward and played with the u18 national team

defender Nelly Andersson will be back with HIFK after playing 23 games with them last year for the first time and getting experience with both the u18 and senior team

Defender Ilona Palin who spent time with the team last year as well a the u18 Finnish team, will return to HIFK for another year as well

SWHL / Postfinance Women League (Switzerland)

HC Davos ladies make four big signings -Swiss national team defender Alessia Baechler who played with ZSC Lions Frauen last year -Renee lendi who also played with ZSC and their B league affiliate -American/Canadian defender Lucie Tenenbaum. This is particularly interesting because Tenenbaum played prep school with Bishop Kearney last year and is committed to Minnesota State for the year following next season, so cool to see her develop in Switzerland for the year in between -Italian national team forward Aurora Abatangelo who was with Ladies Team Lugano last year

EWHL (Central/Eastern Europe + others)

The rebranded KSV Neuberg Highlanders also add five new players -Bishop University graduate and defender Marie-Camille Théorêt -Slovenian national team forward and EWHL Veteran/consistent top forward Sara Confidenti -Slovakian forward and EWHL top scorer Nikola Rumanova -American forward and SUNY-Oswego graduate Kensie Malone -American forward and Franklin Pierce University graduate Claire Casey

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Sunday, January 14, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: BELGRAVIA: THE NEXT CHAPTER (MGM+) YELLOWSTONE (Global) 8:00pm/9:00pm/10:00pm MONSIEUR SPADE (AMC Canada) 9:00pm TRUE DETECTIVE: NIGHT COUNTRY (HBO Canada) 9:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: 2024 CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS (CW Feed)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA DOSTANA 2

CRAVE TV TRUE DETECTIVE: NIGHT COUNTRY (Episode 1)

2024 IIHF U18 WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN) 9:00am: Bronze Medal Game (TSN/TSN3) 1:00pm: Gold Medal Game

NFL FOOTBALL (TSN4/TSN5) 1:00pm: Steelers vs. Bills (TSN4/TSN5) 4:30pm: Packers vs. Cowboys (TSN4/TSN5) 8:15pm: Rams vs. Lions

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 1:00pm: Capitals vs. Rangers (TSN2) 7:00pm: Jets vs. Coyotes (SNOntario) 7:00pm: Red Wings vs. Leafs

NBA BASKETBALL (SN1) 3:30pm: Pacers vs. Nuggets (SN1) 6:00pm: Hornets vs. Heat (TSN2) 7:00pm: Clippers vs. Timberwolves (SN/SN1) 9:00pm: Suns vs. Trail Blazers

PWHL HOCKEY (SNEast/SNWest/SNPacific) 4:00pm: New York vs. Minnesota

BOLLYWED (CBC) 7:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): With the second location not yet open, Kuki comes up with an eye-catching solution to Chandan's overstock problems.

NORTHERN AIR RESCUE (APTN) 7:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Operating in some of Canada's most challenging aviation conditions, a young pilot fresh out of flight school takes off on her first exciting adventure with Missinippi Airways.

PUSH (CBC) 7:30pm (SEASON PREMIERE): After a group skydiving adventure, Brittney organizes a surprise birthday party for Brian as he and Victoria work through a rocky time in their relationship; Aleem is hospitalized.

OCEAN WARRIORS: MISSION READY (APTN) 7:30pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Ahousaht's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team has extensive search and rescue training and a vessel that's equipped with the latest marine technology. These are critical assets as they race to find a sinking fishing boat with a man overboard.

MALCOM IS MISSING (CBC) 8:00pm: When her father vanishes in Mexico, a daughter contends with betrayal and corrupt police in order to bring him home.

NORTH SHORE (CTV Drama) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): When the U.K. trade minister's daughter is found dead in Sydney Harbor under suspicious circumstances, detectives delve into the dark secrets of those close to the victim to piece together the mystery.

AUSSIE SNAKE WRANGLERS (Animal Planet Canada) 9:00pm/9:30pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Stuart avoids a dangerous bite from an eastern brown snake; Mick and Adele struggle to remove a python from an office fridge. In Episode Two, Australia's busiest snake-catching team faces off against some of the world's deadliest animals, tackling everything from red bellies to eastern browns and whip snakes.

BÖRJE - THE JOURNEY OF A LEGEND (Crave) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Börje Salming was the first Swedish player elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame; follow his journey to the top, from his childhood in Kiruna to his breakthrough with Brynäs and eventually his professional career with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

THE CURSE OF OAK ISLAND (History Canada) 10:00pm: While the team struggles to stop water from pouring into the Garden Shaft, the connection between Oak Island, Captain Phipps and The Knights Templar is rapidly intensifying on Lot 5.

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2023-24 Calgary Flames Famous Relations

#4 Rasmus Andersson: Son of former Brynäs I.F. head coach Anders Andersson and brother of C.D. Lugano D Calle Andersson. #11 Mikael Backlund: Nephew of former Fotbollsklubb Djursholm D Kari Sundgren and cousin of Maccabi Haifa F.C. RB Daniel Sundgren. #20 Blake Coleman: Husband of former CBS college football reporter Jordan Coleman. #28 Elias Lindholm: Son of former Timrå I.K. C Mikael Lindholm, brother of Brynäs I.F. Damer conditioning coach Oliver Lindholm and cousin of Toronto Maple Leafs C Calle Järnkrok. #21 Kevin Rooney: Nephew of former Maine Mariners LW Steve Rooney. #8 Chris Tanev: Brother of Seattle Kraken LW Brandon Tanev. #52 MacKenzie Weegar: Cousin of former WGR 550 co-host Anthony Rivet.