Sweden
Jesper Vikman
It’s all about potential and tools for the large framed Vikman. He’s poised, has a fair amount of high level experience for his age, and could find himself as a 1B/backup option in the NHL someday if things fall his way.
Filip Nordberg
He’s a strong skater who possesses fairly good puck-handling skills. He plays a very physical game and likes to finish his hits.
Adam Engström
Engström is a mobile defenseman who shines brightest with the puck on his stick in transition; he sparks quick counterattacks and jumps in to support the rush in the offensive zone.
Emil Heineman
A goal-scoring winger who plays a very good 200-foot game. A very good skater. Not afraid to play the body. Great on-ice effort level. Very good by the boards. Lacks high-end offensive tools but projects to become a good complementary winger at the NHL level.
Mattias Norlinder
An offensively-minded defenseman with above-average hands, and sneaky speed. His high hockey IQ makes it look like he sees the game in slow motion.
Kevin Stenlund
Rapidly ascending physical center with instinctive scoring touch. With increased skating speed he may do some impressive NHL damage.
Felix Sandström
Limited upside. Inconsistent; best suited as a backup at the NHL level.
Jacob Moverare
Moverare has the skill, size and instincts to be an NHL defenseman, but at this point he looks like he will be more defensive than offensive.
Hugo Hävelid
Undersized but athletic and composed netminder. Has the talent to compete at the top level but his lack of size may prove difficult to overcome.
Adam Wilsby
Offensive defender with second powerplay potential.