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Brynäs IF is a professional ice hockey club of Sweden, playing in the country's top level, the Elitserien. While Brynäs IF is a multi-sports club, but it is especially known for its hockey club. It was founded in 1912; the hockey branch was created in 1939. Their home games are played at the Läkerol Arena.

The club has 12 Swedish Championships since its birth: 1964, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1993, 1999.

Current squad

Goaltenders
Number		Player	Catches	Acquired	Place of Birth
1		Robert Kristan	L	2006	Jesenice, Slovenia
30		Daniel Sperrle	L	2006	Sundbyberg, Sweden
Defensemen
Number		Player	Shoots	Acquired	Place of Birth
2		Niklas Andersson	R	2002	Danderyd, Sweden
3		Daniel Johansson	R	2000	Glimåkra, Sweden
4		Linus Morin	L	2003	Uppsala, Sweden
5		Antti Hulkkonen	L	2006	Liperi, Finland
7		Tommy Sjödin	R	1999	Timrå, Sweden
8		Nicholas Angell	R	2006	Duluth, Minnesota, USA
10		Peter Nolander	L	2006	Karlstad, Sweden
22		Jörgen Sundqvist	L	2005	Härnösand, Sweden
28		Daniel Casselståhl	L	2003	Gävle, Sweden
29		Rodrigo Lavins	L	2005	Riga, Latvia

Forwards
Number		Player	Shoots	Acquired	Place of Birth
12		Andreas Dackell	R	2004	Gävle, Sweden
14		Mattias Månsson	L	2005	Hofors, Sweden
16		Richard Gynge	R	2006	Tyresö, Sweden
17		Daniel Hermansson	R	2005	Borlänge, Sweden
19		Nicklas Bäckström	L	2001	Gävle, Sweden
20		Johannes Salmonsson	L	2006	Uppsala, Sweden
21		Ove Molin	L	1997	Huddinge, Sweden
23		Björn Danielsson	L	2001	Märsta, Sweden
24		Mads Hansen	L	2006	Oslo, Norway
27		Lars Erik Spets	L	2005	Trondheim, Norway
33		Sebastian Karlsson	L	2006	Gothenburg, Sweden
36		Mikael Lind	R	2003	Gävle, Sweden
41		Jiri Bicek	L	2006	Kosice, Slovakia

Brynäs Greats

• Anders Carlsson
• Johan Holmqvist
• Fredrik Modin
• William Löfqvist
• Ove Molin
• Mats Näslund
• Lars-Göran Nilsson
• Chris Phillips
• Börje Salming
• Andreas Dackell

Retired numbers

• 6. Tord Lundström
• 26. Anders Huss

Ice hockey in Sweden

Elitserien         Brynäs IF • Djurgårdens IF • Frölunda HC • Färjestads BK • HV 71 • Linköpings HC • Luleå HF • MODO Hockey • Rögle BK • Skellefteå AIK • Södertälje SK • Timrå IK

Allsvenskan         AIK • Almtuna IS • IF Björklöven • Bofors IK • Borås HC • Leksands IF • IF Malmö Redhawks • Mora IK • IK Oskarshamn • IF Sundsvall Hockey • IF Troja-Ljungby • VIK Västerås HK • Växjö Lakers HC • Örebro HK

Swedish Division 1

Swedish Division 2

Men's Swedish National Team • Women's Swedish National Team

This article is part of the Swedish hockey portal.