Played on Oct 25, 2025
Sweden J20 Nationell (SuperElit)
Game Played in Skelleftea Kraft Arena
General Game Notes: Skelleftea AIK J20 narrowly took the win over Lulea HF J20 2-1 in a gritty, low-event game where defense ruled and chances were hard to come by. Both teams scored their lone goals in the second period before Skelleftea ultimately won in the shootout.
Isak Sorqvist (G, L, 6’0″, 175, Lulea HF J20, 04/04/2007)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: Isak Sorqvist is a quick, agile goaltender who relies on explosive lateral movement and sharp rebound direction to neutralize mid-range threats. He tracks the puck through dense traffic with confident eyes and asserts crease presence with timely challenges. He went the distance, stopping 36 of 37 shots with key saves during Skelleftea’s pushes. Sorqvist sealed posts on angles, battled in scrambles for rebounds, and placed pucks clean for his defense. Overall, he was a big reason why his team was in this game making a high number of quality saves throughout the game.
Neo Hirsch (D, L, 5’10”, 163, Lulea HF J20, 05/22/2007)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Neo Hirsch is an offensive defenseman and puck-mover who drives play from the back. With an assist, 4 shots on goal, and the most ice-time of any player in the game, Hirsch proves his impact and offensive ability. On his assist, Hirsch showcases his quarterbacking ability on the powerplay as well as the skill to make flat, hard passes to set the play up. On top of his great on-ice vision, his smooth skating, ability to change angles, and hard shots through traffic prove why he is one of the better players in today’s matchup. In the neutral zone, he maintained tight gaps and poked away entries. On retrievals, he dodged forecheckers, turned pucks north with timely passes, and boxed out in front to sweep rebounds. Overall, he brought simple, solid hockey with good reads, clean plays, and physical edge to guard the net front.
Patrik Rusznyak (D, R, 6’4″, 203, Lulea HF J20, 08/05/2007)
Game Rating
B+
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Comments: Patrik Rusznyak is a right-defenseman with mobility and clean outlets under pressure. With the second most ice time on Lulea, he helped exits with flat passes from retrievals, then stepped up to hold pucks in and shot for pads. Rusznyak kept gaps close in the neutral zone, broke entries with his stick, and sealed with body. On dump-ins, he got to the puck quick, avoided pressure, and mixed straight passes with banks. Throughout the game, he also shows the ability to tie up sticks in front of the net and negate any rebound attempts. He had efficient, low-mistake shifts with sharp reads and execution that helped Lulea stay in the game.
Mans Josbrant (C, L, 5’10”, 161, Lulea HF J20, 04/23/2008)
Game Rating
B+
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Comments: Måns Josbrandt is a smaller center that is not afraid to get pucks to the net and stay active in the offensive zone. He put on a strong performance backed by 5 shots on net and reliable two-way detail throughout the night. Josbrant consistently drove play up ice and stayed aggressive in the offensive zone. He earned inside positioning, funneled pucks to the net, and added 2 hits and 1 blocked shot to round out his complete game. Defensively, he tracked well through the middle, supported exits, and stayed above the puck, giving his line structure. While he didn’t get on the scoresheet, his pace, shot creation, and complete shift-to-shift effort made him an effective, trusted forward in this game.
David Lovgren (C, L, 5’8″, 153, Lulea HF J20, 04/02/2007)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: David Lovgren is a smaller sized center with great face-off skills, high speed skating, and smart two-way habits. His assist came on the power play goal, making a great east-west pass through traffic, showcasing his vision and ability to get pucks through traffic. Throughout the game, Lovgren leaned on defenders, chipped to space on entries, and won inside battles for tips. He supported his defense with backchecks, covered pinches, and used quick exchanges to keep speed in attacks. On the forecheck, he pinned walls and steered pucks into help for takeaways. All night, he had direct, reliable shifts that added value every time he was on the ice.
Lukas Kral (LW, L, 6’0″, 172, Lulea HF J20, 02/03/2006)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Lukas is a skilled winger who is active in the offensive zone and is not afraid to shoot the puck with one goal and 4 shots on the night. His goal came on the powerplay with a great reception and shot from an angle on the powerplay through traffic. He has soft hands and adjusts quick to opposing players. Away from the puck, he screened the goalie effectively and hunted for rebounds. He joined cycles low in the zone and worked the walls persistently. In tight battles, he muscled for better positioning, delivered quick bump passes, and picked up loose pucks. Defensively, he collapsed to protect the slot with good positioning, stripped the puck from carriers, and covered his assignments diligently. He battled hard in the corners and steered plays wide.
Viktor Klingsell (LW, L, 5’10”, 188, Skelleftea AIK J20, 02/10/2007)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Viktor Klingsell is a poised, pass-first winger who reads the ice extremely well. His puck distribution, timing, and smooth hands allow him to outwait defenders and consistently create high-quality opportunities. He grabbed an assist on the first goal of the game by holding the puck patiently before making a smart, behind the back passing play to an open teammate for a one timer. Klingsell led rushes with speed, made on-time seam feeds for chances, and kept cycles moving with quick wall touches. Away from the puck, he backchecked with effort to block lanes, gave low support to his defense, and forced turnovers on the forecheck with good angles. Defensively, he stayed above his check and poked away pucks for counters. Overall, he played smart, effective hockey with fast choices at speed and had the largest impact on the ice.
Linus Rudslatt Debou (C, L, 6’0″, 192, Skelleftea AIK J20, 01/28/2007)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Linus Rudslatt Debou is a dynamic center who has great puck-handling, playmaking, and speed that helps drive offense. He scored the team’s first goal off a in-tight one timer where he was able to place the puck perfectly over the shoulder of the goaltender. He pushed play in transition with pace, carried entries cleanly, slipped pucks under sticks, and earned inside position at the net for tips all night long. He paired that offense with reliable two-way detail in the defensive zone. He covered for pinches, tracked hard through the middle on the backcheck, and used leverage to win contact along the boards. On the forecheck, he pressed lanes for takeaways and reset when needed. Overall, it was a strong, efficient game marked by clean receptions, good decisions, and a balanced shot–pass mix.
Elliott Olund (LW, L, 6’0″, 177, Skelleftea AIK J20, 03/09/2007)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: Elliot Olund is a dynamic winger with great hands who shows up in scoring areas. In his game winning shootout goal, Olund showed off his patience and elite-level shot placement. Throughout the game, he also led rushes with edgework, presented his stick early for breakouts, and kept cycles alive with short bump passes. Away from the puck, he provided low options for exits, backchecked honestly, and disrupted with stick lifts. On the forecheck, he took angles to force turnovers and reset smartly. Overall, Olund brought solid impact with timely touches, low-risk choices, and a reliable effort on both ends to help his team secure the win.
Theo Landstrom (C, L, 5’9″, 152, Skelleftea AIK J20, 04/17/2008)
Game Rating
B+
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Comments: Theo is a smart center who won 15/19 faceoffs on the night and supports at both ends of the ice. He reads the game well and plays both ways. Landstrom supported entries as a trailer, used curls to draw coverage, and hit the middle over forcing shots. He backed his offense with honest two-way play, filling for pinches, backchecking to protect the slot, and winning shoulder battles on the walls. On the forecheck, he steered pucks into help for steals. Overall, Landstrom had efficient, team-first hockey with on-time passes and steady shifts that tilted the game towards his team.
Otto Johansson (D, R, 5’11”, 167, Skelleftea AIK J20, 05/09/2007)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: Otto Johansson is a big minute, penalty-killing, mobile defenseman with great habits for moving the puck and defending space. He led his team in ice-time by a lot and helped on breakouts with flat, on-time passes up ice from retrievals, then joined rushes to hold the blue line and shoot for rebounds. Johansson kept gaps tight in neutral, broke up entries with his stick, and sealed plays with his body. On dump-ins, he checked shoulders early, used the net to shake pressure, and mixed direct passes with banks when lanes closed. In his end, he boxed out front, tied sticks, and cleared loose pucks after tips. Overall, he delivered simple, low-risk hockey with clear reads, clean execution, and enough edge to keep the crease safe.
Olof Hjalmar (RW, R, 6’0″, 167, Skelleftea AIK J20, 01/10/2006)
Game Rating
B+
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Comments: Olof Hjalmar is a winger who plays a heavy, detailed game on the penalty kill and forecheck. His biggest impact came from his heavy minutes on the penalty kill where he close space and was active with his stick. He generated chances with shots, arriving on time to force turnovers and sliding short passes under sticks to keep possession. Hjalmar pressured half walls without overcommitting, cleared pucks with purpose, and stayed available in the middle for breakouts. Defensively, he got above his check and disrupted passes with lifts. When options closed, he reset the puck instead of forcing it. Overall, he had consistent, team-first hockey that helped special teams and zone time.