- Lina Elsa
Ljungblom (born 15
October 2001) is a
Swedish ice
hockey player for the
Montreal Victoire of the
Professional Women's
Hockey League (PWHL) and...
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Retrieved April 3, 2025. Kennedy, Ian (June 10, 2024). "Montreal
Signs Lina
Ljungblom To Three-Year Contract". TheHockeyNews.com. The
Hockey News. Retrieved...
- McLellan,
Ashley (June 10, 2024). "PWHL Montréal
Signs Swedish Forward Lina
Ljungblom to a Three-Year Deal". thepwhl.com. McLellan,
Ashley (June 25, 2024)....
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Quebec 96
Dominika Lásková D R 28 2023 Prague,
Czech Republic 25 Lina
Ljungblom F L 23 2024 Skövde,
Sweden 22
Kennedy Marchment F R 28 2023 Courtice...
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Swedish actress Lina
Lehtovaara (born 1981),
Finnish football referee Lina
Ljungblom (born 2001),
Swedish ice
hockey player Lina
Lossen (1878–1959), German...
- Lin.
Johansson (Svensson, Forsgren) – 38:59 1–0
Ljungblom (Jungåker, Lin. Johansson) – 55:37 2–0...
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November 2023: Klára Peslarová, Brynäs IF (En Bra Start)
December 2023: Lina
Ljungblom, MoDo
Hockey (Skövde IK girls' ice
hockey program)
January 2024: Noora...
- players,
three Czech players, and
three Swedish players, led by Lina
Ljungblom (2+0).
Rahel Enzler scored Switzerland's only goal of the
tournament un****isted...
- 0–1 32:19 –
Wikner Zienkiewicz (Nylén Persson) 0–2 38:54 –
Ljungblom (Svensson, Lundin) (PP) 0–3 44:11 –
Bouveng (Forsgren, Hjalmarsson)
Jensen (Ranum)...
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Sidney Brodt, Linköping HC 2023 – Anna Meixner, Brynäs IF 2024 – Lina
Ljungblom, MoDo
Hockey 2025 –
Elisa Holopainen, Frölunda HC
Players in bold type...
