Ice Hockey - Team Denmark

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Ice Hockey

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
2	MELBERG KMELBERG Kristine	169 cm	28 Dec 2000
4	GLUD SGLUD Silke	175 cm	3 Mar 1996
8	PERSSON JPERSSON Josefine	176 cm	28 Mar 1994
11	ANDERSEN AANDERSEN Amalie	173 cm	6 Oct 1999
13	BRIX MBRIX Michele	169 cm	10 Jul 1996
14	JENSEN NJENSEN Nicoline	165 cm	8 Nov 1992
15	REFSGAARD AREFSGAARD Amanda	175 cm	8 Mar 2000
17	SKRIVER SSKRIVER Sofia	165 cm	7 Jun 2003
18	PETERS MPETERS Maria	168 cm	16 Sep 1999
19	ASPERUP JASPERUP Josephine	163 cm	21 Jul 1992
21	WEIS MWEIS Michelle	169 cm	10 Apr 1997
22	SKOTT SSKOTT Sofie	172 cm	14 Jun 2002
23	OKSBJERG JOKSBJERG Julie	178 cm	2 Dec 2000
27	FRIIS-HANSEN LFRIIS-HANSEN Lilli	163 cm	27 Jan 2000
30	JENSEN LJENSEN Lisa	165 cm	26 Feb 1997
33	NORDSTROM ESNORDSTROM Emma-Sofie	177 cm	5 Nov 2002
50	BAU MBAU Mia	167 cm	22 Jun 1995
63	JAKOBSEN JJAKOBSEN Josefine	170 cm	17 May 1991
68	RUSSELL ERUSSELL Emma	168 cm	18 Aug 1995
72	REPSTOCK-ROMME CREPSTOCK-ROMME Cassandra	171 cm	26 Aug 2001
80	OSTERGAARD JOSTERGAARD Julie	170 cm	6 Aug 1995
87	JACQUET SJACQUET Simone	180 cm	23 Apr 1987
89	FRANDSEN MFRANDSEN Malene	178 cm	25 Oct 1995

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	SWE ELANDER PELANDER Peter
Assistant Coach	CAN BOTHWELL TBOTHWELL Timothy
Assistant Coach	FRANDSEN TFRANDSEN Tim
Equipment Manager	JENSEN JJENSEN Jack
Doctor	LASSEN FRID NLASSEN FRID Natalie
Physiotherapist	JOHNSEN MJJOHNSEN Michelle Joy
Physiotherapist	MORTENSEN MMORTENSEN Maria
Team Staff	RYOM KRYOM Knud

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Ice Hockey	Women	10

Schedule

Location	Event	Status
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group B #5 DEN Denmark 1 CHN China 3	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group B #8 JPN Japan 6 DEN Denmark 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group B #14 DEN Denmark 3 CZE Czech Republic 2	Finished
Wukesong Sports Centre	Women's Preliminary Round - Group B #19 SWE Sweden 3 DEN Denmark 1	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Historical Results

U18 Women's World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2018	Katowice, POL
2	2017	Katowice, POL

U18 Women's World Championship Division I Qualification
Rank	Year	Location
1	2015	Katowice, POL

Women's World Championship Division I - Group B
Rank	Year	Location
1	2012	Hull, GBR

Women's World Championship Division II
Rank	Year	Location
1	2004	Sterzing, ITA
2	2008	Vierumaki, FIN
2	2003	Lecco, ITA
3	2011	Caen, FRA
5	2009	Torre Pellice, ITA

Women's World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
2	2019	Budapest, HUN
2	2013	Stavanger, NOR
3	2014	Prerov, CZE
4	2018	Vaujany, FRA
4	2017	Graz, AUT
4	2016	Aalborg, DEN
4	2015	Rouen, FRA

Women's World Championship Pool B
Rank	Year	Location
4	2000	LAT
6	1999	Colmar, FRA

U18 Women's World Championship Division I - Group A
Rank	Year	Location
5	2019	Radenthein, AUT
6	2020	Fussen, GER

Women's World Championship Division I
Rank	Year	Location
5	2005	Romanshorn, SUI
6	2007	Nikko, JPN
8	2001	Briancon, FRA

U18 Women's World Championship Division I
Rank	Year	Location
6	2016	Miskolc, HUN

Women's World Championship
Rank	Year	Location
7	1992	Tampere, FIN
10	2021	Calgary, AB, CAN

Nickname:

Danske Loever (Danish Lions)

General Interest

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
Denmark will be making their debut at Beijing 2022.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
First competed at the world championships in 1992, finishing seventh after defeating Switzerland 4-3 in the playoff for seventh, their only win of the campaign. Returned to the tournament in 1999 and played in the lower divisions until 2019 when they earned promotion to the top flight after they finished second in Division IA, courtesy of a 4-0 win against Norway.

Finished 10th at the 2021 World Championship in Calgary after failing to win a game. The team scored goals against Czech Republic, Germany and Hungary, and lost 1-0 to Japan after Hikaru Yamashita's (JPN) winner in the second period. Due to Covid-19, and hosting the 2022 championship, Denmark avoided relegation.

QUALIFICATION
Finished first in group D at the Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Fussen. Opening with a 4-0 win against Italy, the Danes secured a 1-0 win against Austria thanks to Maria Holm Peters' (DEN) second-period goal. After coming back from a 2-0 deficit, Denmark went on to lose to Germany in a shootout. However, the overtime loss earned them the necessary point to win the group and qualify for their first Olympic Winter Games.

2021 World Ranking: 11th (2555 points)

Legend

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