Played on Oct 25, 2025
Sweden J20 Nationell (SuperElit)
Game Played in Stangebrohallen
General Game Notes: Linkoping HC U20 narrowly beat Rogle BK U20 in Stangebrohallen 4-3 in a tightly contested matchup, capitalizing on balanced even-strength scoring from seven different skaters. Rögle dominated shots 31-17 and power-play opportunities, but Linköping’s defensive structure and timely finishes secured the victory with a lone goal in the third period.
Axel Kylin (G, L, 6’3″, 156, Linkoping J20, 06/21/2007)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: Axel Kylin is a positionally sound netminder with strong tracking and rebound control. He is a calm presence who handles shot volume and makes timely saves in traffic. He delivered a steady, winning performance in this game, facing Rögle’s 31 shots while the other goalie only had 17 shots faced. The stops highlighted his square positioning and ability to absorb pucks. His technique allows him to limit second chances and organize the defense. Away from the puck, he supported his team by leaving pucks in safe spots for retrievals and communicating to direct traffic. In high-pressure situations, he absorbed shots into his chest to prevent rebounds and steered attempts to corners. Defensively, he tracked well through screens and battled in scrambles to limit damage. He also exhibited smart habits by maintaining proper depth on rushes and handling rims without panic. He played controlled, high-percentage goaltending in this game with calm decisions under pressure and saves that preserved Linkoping’s lead.
Victor Blarand (D, R, 5’11”, 176, Linkoping J20, 01/31/2008)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: Victor Blarand is an offensive-leaning defenseman who activates with a heavy shot and good mobility. He is a willing shooter from the point who joins the rush selectively while maintaining structure. Blarand delivered a solid two-way performance in this game, scoring 1 goal with a +3 and 16:27 TOI. His goal sequence highlights his ability to jump in the play when needed and provide support in the offensive zone. Throughout the game, his quick feet allow him to escape pressure and contribute offensively without overcommitting. Away from the puck, he supported exits with quick retrievals and on-time passes to space. In tight areas, he shook forecheckers with edges, made bump passes to maintain possession, and regrouped rather than dumping blindly. Defensively, he backchecked to maintain gaps, poked pucks away for takeaways, and boxed out in scrambles. He also exhibited smart forechecking by pressuring half walls and steering pucks into help. He played effective, balanced hockey in this game with clean touches under pressure and offensive jumps that added value from the blue line.
Sebastian Dahlqvist (LW, L, 6’2″, 177, Linkoping J20, 02/22/2007)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: Sebastian Dahlqvist is a well-positioned winger with excellent edgework and outside drive. Despite lower time on ice than most, he delivered a disruptive performance in this game, scoring 1 goal with a +1, and 2 shots despite 02:00 penalties. His goal sequence highlighted his ability to get to the front of the net and fight for pucks, where he ultimately got a tap in. His pace throughout the game allows him to stretch the ice and create separation. Defensively, he backchecked honestly to close lanes, got above his check with an active stick for takeaways, and forced turnovers on the forecheck. He also exhibited smart habits by winning shoulder battles and steering pucks into help. He played up-tempo, detailed hockey in this game with clean execution and rush offense.
Hugo Johansson (D, L, 6’4″, 191, Linkoping J20, 08/06/2006)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: Hugo Johansson is a steady, left-shot defenseman who plays with calm awareness and strong gap control. He is a reliable puck-mover who reads the rush well and keeps plays simple under pressure. Johansson delivered a strong, anchoring performance in this game, logging a team-high 21:19 TOI with 1 assist and a +4 rating. On his assist, he showcases his ability to generate offense in the offensive zone, display patience going around the net before getting the puck to the front of the net for a tap-in. His ability to stay composed in traffic allows him to make clean decisions and support both ways. Away from the puck, he supported exits with hard stops and low options for his forwards, and turned pucks north instead of forcing risks. In tight areas, he boxed out in front, made short firm passes to clear the zone, and regrouped when lanes closed. Defensively, he backchecked honestly to close lanes, got above his check with an active stick for takeaways, and sealed the wall to break up entries. He also exhibited smart habits by keeping gaps tight and steering pucks into help on the forecheck. He played high-percentage hockey in this game with simple decisions at speed and clean execution that stabilized Linkoping’s backend.
Temujin Nilsson (RW, R, 6’1″, 192, Linkoping J20, 08/11/2007)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: Temujin Nilsson is a physical, net-driven winger who plays with power and persistence. He is a strong forechecker who battles for position in front and uses his size to screen and tip pucks. Nilsson delivered a gritty, impactful performance in this game, scoring 1 goal with +3 rating. His goal showcases his ability to jump on pucks, use his speed to separate himself from defenders, and finish shots from in-tight on the breakaway. His relentless motor allows him to wear down defenders and create second chances throughout the whole game. In tight areas, he absorbed contact along the walls, made short bump passes to extend cycles, and regrouped when options closed. Defensively, he backchecked with purpose to shut lanes, got above his check, and applied heavy pressure on the forecheck to force turnovers. He also exhibited smart habits by pinning boards and winning body battles. He played high-energy, detailed hockey in this game with simple decisions at speed and physical finishes that tilted shifts in his team’s favor.
David Norgren (C, L, 5’11”, 177, Linkoping J20, 04/05/2007)
Game Rating
B+
1 Viewing
Comments: David Norgren is a smart center with great puck protection in small areas. He supports cycles and maintains possession under pressure. Norgren delivered a controlled, supportive performance in this game and his attention to details allow him to control territory and extend shifts by supporting exits with honest backchecks and low options for his defensemen. In tight areas, he protected the puck effectively, made short bump passes on the wall to extend possessions, and regrouped when needed. Defensively, he backchecked with purpose to protect the middle, got above his check with stick lifts for disruptions, and applied pressure on the forecheck. He also exhibited smart habits by covering for pinches and steering pucks into help. He played structured, high-IQ hockey in this game with simple decisions at speed and two-way reliability.
Oscar Emvall (C, L, 6’4″, 202, Linkoping J20, 02/08/2006)
Game Rating
A-
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Comments: Oscar Emvall is a skilled center with a quick release and sharp route-running instincts. He is a finisher who finds soft ice and exploits seams with accurate shots. Emvall delivered an efficient performance in this game, scoring 1 goal with +3 and 2 shots. His goal sequence demonstrated his ability to jump on pucks, create turnovers, use his speed and place shots perfectly on the breakaway. His hockey sense allows him to arrive in dangerous areas and capitalize on feeds. Away from the puck, he supported exits with hard stops and low options for his defensemen. In tight areas, he protected the puck effectively, made short bump passes on the wall to keep possessions alive, and regrouped rather than chipping off the glass. Defensively, he backchecked honestly to protect the middle, got above his check with stick lifts, and pressured lanes for disruptions. He also exhibited smart forechecking by taking angles to force turnovers. He played smart, high-percentage hockey in this game with clean touches under pressure and timely offense from reads.
Nils Bartholdsson (RW, R, 5’9″, 165, Rogle BK J20, 04/25/2008)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Nils Bartholdsson is a skilled winger with high hockey IQ and deceptive puck handling in tight spaces, allowing him to create lanes and extend possessions as a play-driving option. This is clearly seen on his goal where he showed off his hands to get past a defender before taking the middle of the ice and putting his elite-shot on display. He tallied 1 goal and 1 assist for 2 points, firing 12 shot attempts, 5 shots on goal, and creating 8 scoring chances, signifying his major impact in the game. On his assist, Bartholdsson proves his elite-level speed by gaining speed from his end to the offensive zone, passing by all opposing players before passing the puck cross ice perfectly for a one-timer goal. He impacted every shift by protecting pucks below the dots to draw coverage, distributing under pressure for high-danger looks, and using an active stick defensively to force turnovers and limit slot entries. Overall, Bartholdsson had a near perfect game with major contributions all over the ice.
Isak Norlin (D, L, 5’11”, 163, Rogle BK J20, 01/11/2006)
Game Rating
A
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Comments: Isak Norlin is a smooth skating, mobile defenseman with great on-ice vision, enabling him to activate offensively while maintaining gaps. He earned 2 assists for 2 points with the highest time on ice in the game, impacting the game heavily. On the first assist, Norlin shows off his ability to make clean zone entries, jump in on the play, and set teammates up for offensive attacks. On his second assist, he showcases a great defensive zone breakout with patience and an on the tap pass on the rush. His all-zones presence featured calm retrievals under forecheck to spring rushes, blue-line pinches that kept cycles alive, and tight neutral-zone coverage that disrupted Linköping’s speed game.
Vincent Lundgren (D, L, 5’10”, 156, Rogle BK J20, 07/14/2007)
Game Rating
A-
1 Viewing
Comments: Vincent Lundgren is a rugged, mobile defenseman who plays with physicality and rush involvement. He is a battler who separates pucks in corners and steps up offensively when opportunities arise. Lundgren delivered a competitive performance in this game, scoring 1 goal with 1 shot in 17:06 TOI. The goal sequence showed his ability to jump in on plays, arrive in soft areas of the ice, and be patient with the puck before shooting it in an empty net, as the goalie was out of position. His strength also allows him to win one-on-one battles and support the attack throughout the game. He played tough, reliable hockey in this game with simple decisions at speed and physical stops that kept Rogle in it.
Johannes Neumann (RW, L, 5’9″, 163, Rogle BK J20, 05/10/2006)
Game Rating
B
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Comments: Johannes Neumann is a durable workhorse forward who logs heavy minutes with relentless compete. He is an energy player who grinds shifts and pursues pucks to create second chances. Neumann delivered a tireless, pacing performance in this game, logging 23:24 TOI with a +1 and 3 shot attempts. His shifts demonstrated his ability to maintain pace and support top lines. His endurance allows him to wear down opponents over long stretches. He also exhibited smart forechecking by steering pucks into help and applying pressure to force turnovers. He played consistent, high-motor hockey in this game with clean touches under pressure and endurance that kept Rögle pushing. Although he was not on the scoresheet, he did all the little things right and supported his team in many other areas.
Oliver Dejbjerg Larsen (C, L, 5’11”, 163, Rogle BK J20, 03/23/2007)
Oct 25/25Martin Raynov#60 Dejbjerg Larsen, Oliver (Rogle)Birth Date: Mar 3, 2007Line: 11Position: C5.11 / 161Draft Eligible
Game Rating
A
1 Viewing
Comments: Oliver Dejbjerg Larsen is a dynamic center with explosive first steps and the ability to drive through contact, making him a constant threat in transition .He posted 1 goal and 1 assist for 2 points, with 6 shots. His goal came off a one timer shot off the rush showing his ability to use his speed to keep up with plays and be a passing option. On his helper, he showcases his ability to jump on pucks, create turnovers, and make clean feeds through traffic to teammates in high danger areas of the ice. His full-ice influence included leading controlled entries with pace, winning races to loose pucks on the forecheck for sustained pressure, and diligent backchecking that broke up Linkoping’s counters multiple times.