2007-08 National Men's Under-18 Team

Sweden

Team Information
Team Abbreviation SWE Group Group A
City/Country Sweden


# Player S/C Ht Wt Birthdate Hometown/Country Team
Goaltender
1 Jacob Markstrom   0'0
01/31/1990 Sweden
30 Joacim Eriksson  

04/09/1990 Sweden
Defence
2 Mattias Ekholm  

05/24/1990 Sweden
3 David Rundblad   0'0
10/08/1990 Sweden
4 Victor Hedman   0'0 0 12/18/1990 Sweden
5 Erik Karlsson   0'0
05/31/1990 Sweden
6 Anton Myllari  

02/27/1991 Sweden
7 Anton Grundel  

03/05/1990 Sweden
8 Dennis Bozic  

08/02/1990 Sweden
9 Tim Erixon   0'0
02/24/1991 Sweden
Forward
10 Lucas Sandstrom  

03/23/1990 Sweden
11 Marcus Johansson L 5'11 172 10/06/1990 Sweden Farjestads BK Karlstad
12 Filip Norman  

03/22/1990 Sweden
13 Henrik Bjorklund  

09/22/1990 Sweden
14 Alexander Viklund  

12/28/1990

15 Martin Lundberg  

06/07/1990 Sweden
16 Anton Lander  

04/25/1991 Sweden
17 Joakim Mattsson  

01/24/1990 Sweden
18 Jakob Silfverberg  

10/13/1990 Sweden
19 Andre Petersson R 5'9 161 09/11/1990 Sweden HV 71 Jonkoping
20 Magnus Svensson-Paajarvi   0'0
04/12/1991 Sweden
21 Mattias Tedenby L 5'9 161 02/21/1990 Vetlanda, SWE HV 71 Jonkoping
Coaches
  Stephan Lundh, Head Coach Sweden


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2025 U18MWC: CAN 7 – LAT 1 (Preliminary)
Roobroeck scored twice to lead Canada past the Latvians.
2025 U18MWC: CAN 9 – SVK 2 (Preliminary)
Cootes finished with 2G 3A in an opening win over the Slovaks.
2025 WWC: USA 4 – CAN 3 OT (Gold Medal)
Fillier tied it with 5:48 left, but Canada came up short in extra time.
2025 WWC: CAN 8 – FIN 1 (Semifinal)
Poulin scored a record-breaking goal in Canada’s semifinal win.
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