Ice Hockey - Team Denmark

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Ice Hockey

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	DICHOW FDICHOW Frederik	195 cm	1 Mar 2001
2	BRUGGISSER PBRUGGISSER Phillip	202 cm	7 Aug 1991
9	STORM FSTORM Frederik	180 cm	20 Feb 1989
15	LASSEN MLASSEN Matias	182 cm	15 Mar 1996
16	ASPERUP MASPERUP Matthias	182 cm	3 Mar 1995
17	JENSEN NJENSEN Nicklas	191 cm	6 Mar 1993
22	LAURIDSEN MLAURIDSEN Markus	186 cm	28 Feb 1991
25	LAURIDSEN OLAURIDSEN Oliver	197 cm	24 Mar 1989
28	KRISTENSEN EKRISTENSEN Emil	184 cm	20 Sep 1992
29	MADSEN MMADSEN Morten	189 cm	16 Jan 1987
31	GALBRAITH PGALBRAITH Patrick	183 cm	11 Mar 1986
32	DAHM SDAHM Sebastian	182 cm	28 Feb 1987
33	JAKOBSEN JJAKOBSEN Julian	184 cm	11 Apr 1987
38	POULSEN MPOULSEN Morten	186 cm	9 Sep 1988
40	JENSEN JJENSEN Jesper	183 cm	5 Feb 1987
41	JENSEN AABO JJENSEN AABO Jesper	183 cm	30 Jul 1991
42	AAGAARD MAAGAARD Mikkel	184 cm	18 Oct 1995
47	LARSEN OLARSEN Oliver	185 cm	25 Dec 1998
48	JENSEN NBJENSEN Nicholas B.	189 cm	8 Apr 1989
50	BAU MBAU Mathias	200 cm	3 Jul 1993
51	NIELSEN FNIELSEN Frans	184 cm	24 Apr 1984
63	RUSSELL PRUSSELL Patrick	186 cm	4 Jan 1993
72	MEYER NMEYER Nicolai	177 cm	21 Jul 1993
89	BOEDKER MBOEDKER Mikkel	181 cm	16 Dec 1989
93	REGIN PREGIN Peter	187 cm	16 Apr 1986
95	OLESEN NOLESEN Nick	185 cm	14 Nov 1995

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	EHLERS HEHLERS Heinz
Assistant Coach	SWE LILJA ALILJA Andreas
Assistant Coach	NIELSEN JNIELSEN Jens
Equipment Manager	DAHLMANN ODAHLMANN Ole
Equipment Manager	SWE KARLSSON HKARLSSON Haakan
Doctor	STAUSHOLM AMSTAUSHOLM Anne Mette
Physiotherapist	SOBFELDT PSOBFELDT Peter
Physiotherapist	BJERREHOEJ CBJERREHOEJ Celine

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Ice Hockey	Men	7

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group B #2 CZE Czech Republic 1 DEN Denmark 2	Finished
National Indoor Stadium	Men's Preliminary Round - Group B #7 DEN Denmark 0 ROC ROC 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Preliminary Round - Group B #14 SUI Switzerland 3 DEN Denmark 5	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Qualification Play-off #20 DEN Denmark 3 LAT Latvia 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals #24 ROC ROC 3 DEN Denmark 1	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

U18 World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2015	Debrecen, HUN
1	2013	Asiago, ITA
1	2003	Ventspils, LAT
2	2010	Herning, DEN
3	2019	Grenoble, FRA
3	2018	Riga, LAT
3	2017	Bled, SLO

U20 World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
1	2014	Sanok, POL
1	2007	Odense, DEN
2	2010	FRA
2	2006	Bled, SLO
2	2004	Berlin, GER
3	2013	Amiens, FRA

U18 World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2011	Maribor, SLO
1	2007	Sanok, POL
2	2009	Asiago, ITA
2	2006	Riga, LAT

U20 World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2011	Bled, SLO
2	2009	Aalborg, DEN
3	2005	Narva, EST

World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2002	Szekesfehervar / Dunaujvaros, HUN

World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
1	1999	DEN

U20 World Championship Pool C
Rank	Year	Location
1	1998	EST
1	1988	ITA
2	1993	DEN
2	1992	ITA
2	1987	Esbjerg, DEN
2	1986	Gap, FRA
3	1997	ROU
3	1996	SLO
3	1994	DEN

World Championship Pool C
Rank	Year	Location
1	1991	Brondby, DEN
2	1990	Budapest, HUN
2	1987	DEN
2	1967	Vienna, AUT
2	1966	Jesenice, YUG
3	1982	Jaca, ESP
3	1978	Las Palmas, ESP
3	1977	DEN
3	1963	Stockholm, SWE

U20 World Championship Division II
Rank	Year	Location
2	2002	Zagreb, CRO

World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
3	2001	Grenoble, FRA

U20 World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
3	1999	HUN

U20 World Championship Pool C1
Rank	Year	Location
3	1995	Puigcerda, ESP

Nickname:

Danish Lions

General Interest

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Beijing 2022 will be the first Olympic Winter Games appearance for Denmark’s national men’s ice hockey team in their 76-year history.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
A member of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) since 1946, their first international appearance was in 1949 at the World Championships in Sweden. There, they finished in 10th place and suffered notable defeats by large margins of 47-0 to Canada as well as 25-1 to Austria. They did not qualify for the World Championships again until 2003, when they finished 11th.

Their best results at the World Championships came in 2010 (Germany) and 2016 (Russian Federation), finishing in eighth place.

QUALIFICATION
Competing in Group F tournament of the 2022 Olympic qualifiers held in Oslo, they won all three matches, against Slovenia, Republic of Korea and Norway, by a combined goal differential of +13. Won in the final game against host nation Norway 3-0, with goaltender Sebastian Dahm posting a shutout with 26 saves.

Qualified for Beijing 2022 after finishing first in Group F qualification seeding.

World Ranking: 12th (2470 pts)

Legend

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