All about the Women’s Ice Hockey World Cup 2023 • Sweden matches and TV schedules
Disrespect took them to the U18 WC final.
Now the talent wants to repeat this achievement in the women’s crowns.
– It’s the finest generation in many years. Especially their vanity, says veteran Sarah Grahn.
17-year-old Mira Jungacker, along with 16-year-old Ebba Hedqvist and Hilda Svensson, took home the silver medal with the junior national team in January.
Jungåker has already played the Women’s World Cup crowns last year, but for Hedqvist and Svensson’s 06s it will be their first World Cup participation in Canada’s Brampton.
– It’s great to be able to do this when you’re so young, says Hilde Svensson.
– We come with a good lead. We must continue to play our game even though we are so young, she continues.
Ebba Hedqvist fills in:
– It’s as if we in the U-18 national team respected the United States and Canada. She says we can defeat them and that they are no better than us.
How far can you go?
– We’re aiming for a medal, says Hedqvist.
– Of course we do, says Svensson.
The star praised her
Hannah Olsson, 24, who was the goals and points queen for Sweden in the last World Cup tournament, impressed the new generation.
– They’re cool because they haven’t been there before and come off with a nice demeanor. Obviously we’re going to win the gold, sort of. I think they should maintain that attitude and just drive. Do not think too much. It spreads to players who have been in the same group for many years. Cool with new and new fans, Olson says.
You don’t want to put a cap on.
The average age of the young Swedish national team is 23 years old. Sweden returned to the World Cup finals last year, and national team captain Ulf Lundberg is aiming to go beyond that tournament.
– Then we played the group final against the Czech Republic, who won the bronze medal. We were playing for fifth place, so the priority is to reach the quarter-finals. But we’re stretching the girth and I definitely don’t want to cap this group’s performance. Lundberg says I’m a big believer in this group.
The World Cup will be held from April 5-16 in Brampton, Canada. The women’s crowns play for the first time against Germany on Thursday 6 April.
Women’s Ice Hockey World Cup 2023 – Then Sweden plays
Group A It consists of the Czech Republic, Japan, Canada, Switzerland and the United States.
Group B It consists of Sweden, France, Germany, Hungary and Finland.
Sweden matches at the Ice Hockey World Cup 2023
Thursday, April 6th
17.00 Germany – Sweden
Saturday 8th April
17.00 Sweden-Hungary
Sunday 9th April
17.00 Finland – Sweden
Tuesday 11th April
21.00 Sweden – France
Sweden’s matches are broadcast on SVT.
From Group B, the three highest-ranked teams advanced to the quarter-finals, along with the five teams from Group A.
The quarter-finals will be played on April 13, and the semi-finals and medal matches will be held on the weekend of April 15-16.
The women’s crowns lineup for the 2023 Hockey World Cup
The initial WC lineup consists of 24 players. 23 players will be registered in the toilet.
goalkeepers
1. Sarah Grahan
30. Emma Soderbergh
35. Tundra Holm
to support
2. Paula Bergstrom
3. Anna Kjelben
4. Lenny Anderson
5. Annie Celine
6. Josephine Holmgren
7. Mira Youngker
10. Natalie Liedman
12 – Maja Nelin – Pearson
attackers
8. Hilde Svensson
11. Josephine Boving
15. Lisa Johansson
17. Sophie Lundin
19. Sarah Hjalmarsson
20. I am your head
21. Luffa Bloom
22. Hanna Tofek
23. Ebba Hedqvist
24 – Felicia Wichner-Zinkiewicz
25. Lina Ljungblom
26. Hanna Olson
29. Olivia Carlson