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| − | '''Leksands Idrotts Förening''' is a sports club of [[Sweden]], based in the small town of Leksand in the region of Dalarna. Its hockey club is has a very successful background, despite the fact that Leksand only has 6000 inhabitants. |
+ | '''Leksands Idrotts Förening''' is a sports club of [[Sweden]], based in the small town of Leksand in the region of Dalarna. Its hockey club is has a very successful background, despite the fact that Leksand only has 6000 inhabitants. The hockey team was established in [[1938]]. |
The club has won the Swedish Championship in 1969, 1973, 1974 and 1975; they were runner-ups in 1959, 1964, 1971, 1972 and 1989. Today, they play in the [[Allsvenskan]], having been relegated from the [[Elitserien]] following the 2005-06 season. |
The club has won the Swedish Championship in 1969, 1973, 1974 and 1975; they were runner-ups in 1959, 1964, 1971, 1972 and 1989. Today, they play in the [[Allsvenskan]], having been relegated from the [[Elitserien]] following the 2005-06 season. |
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 24 September 2008
Leksands Idrotts Förening is a sports club of Sweden, based in the small town of Leksand in the region of Dalarna. Its hockey club is has a very successful background, despite the fact that Leksand only has 6000 inhabitants. The hockey team was established in 1938.
The club has won the Swedish Championship in 1969, 1973, 1974 and 1975; they were runner-ups in 1959, 1964, 1971, 1972 and 1989. Today, they play in the Allsvenskan, having been relegated from the Elitserien following the 2005-06 season.
Current squad[edit | edit source]
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| Number | Nationality | Name | Catches | Acquired | Birth place |
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Peter Hirsch | R | Copenhagen, Denmark | |
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Eddie Läck | L | Sweden | |
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Joni Puurula | L | Finland | |
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| Number | Nationality | Name | Shoots | Acquired | Birth place | |
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Niclas Andersén | L | Sweden | ||
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Jonas Elofsson | L | Sweden | ||
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Elias Granat | L | Sweden | ||
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Herman Hultgren | L | |||
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Jan Huokko | R | Sweden | ||
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Tomi Pettinen | L | Finland | ||
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Michael Siklenka | L | Canada | ||
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Petter Ullman | R | Sweden | ||
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Ilkka Vaarasuo | L | Finland | ||
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Magnus Österby | L | Sweden | ||
| Forward | ||||||
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| Number | Nationality | Name | Shoots | Position | Acquired | Birth place |
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Pierre-Edouard Bellemare | L | F | France | |
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Jens Bergenström | L | F | Sweden | |
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Niklas Bröms | L | F | Sweden | |
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Johan Eneqvist | L | F | Sweden | |
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Morten Green | L | F | Denmark | |
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Magnus Hedlund | L | A | Sweden | |
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Johan Hägglund | L | F | Sweden | |
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Mikael Karlberg | L | F | Sweden | |
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Gabriel Karlsson | L | F | Sweden | |
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Niko Mikkola | L | F | Sweden | |
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Jesper Ollas | R | F | Sweden | |
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Linus Persson | R | F | Sweden | |
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Mattias Ritola | L | F | Sweden | |
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Pasi Saarela | R | F | Finland | |
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Roman Vopat | L | F | Czech Republic | |
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Patrik Wallenberg | L | F | Sweden | |
Retired numbers[edit | edit source]
- 2. Åke Lassas
- 18. Jonas Bergqvist
| Ice hockey in Sweden | |
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| Swedish Ice Hockey Association | |
| National teams | Men's - Junior - U-18 - Women's - U-18 |
| League system - Men | Swedish Hockey League - HockeyAllsvenskan - Hockeyettan - Hockeytvåan - J20 SuperElit - J18 Elit - J20 Elit |
| League system - Women | Swedish Women's Hockey League - Damettan |
| Women's ice hockey - List of champions - List of competitions | |
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