2007–08 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season

2007–08 Djurgårdens IF Hockey
League 7th Elitserien
2007–08 record 21-14-20
Home record 12-6-9
Road record 9-8-11
Goals for 145
Goals against 139
Team information
General Manager Tommy Engström
Coach Hans Särkijärvi
Captain Jimmie Ölvestad
Alternate captains Thomas Johansson
Arena Hovet & Globen
Average attendance 6623
Team leaders
Goals Patric Hörnqvist (18)
Assists Fredrik Bremberg (34)
Points Fredrik Bremberg (45)
Penalties in minutes Jimmie Ölvestad (111)
Plus/minus Timmy Pettersson (+17)
Goals against average Daniel Larsson (2.29)
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The 2007-2008 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season began on September 25, 2007. It was played against defending champions Modo Hockey. After two seasons of missing play-offs, Sweden's most successful team finished 7th and played silver medalist Linköpings HC in the quarter-final, but lost 1-4 in matches.
Goalkeeper Daniel Larsson won the Honken Trophy as best goalkeeper and the "Rookie of the Year".

Contents

Standings

Elitserien GP W L T OTW OTL GF GA Pts
y – HV71 55 31 13 11 3 4 178 132 107
x – Linköpings HC 55 21 14 20 9 4 166 153 92
x – Modo Hockey 55 26 22 7 5 1 153 150 90
x – Färjestads BK 55 25 19 11 3 3 169 147 89
x – Timrå IK 55 23 23 9 5 2 134 136 83
x – Frölunda HC 55 23 22 10 3 4 159 157 82
x – Djurgårdens IF Hockey 55 21 20 14 2 2 145 139 79
x – Skellefteå AIK 55 19 20 16 2 6 135 141 75
e – Södertälje SK 55 18 24 13 2 4 123 129 69
e – Luleå HF 55 17 25 13 2 6 139 164 66
r – Mora IK 55 17 25 13 2 4 133 160 66
r – Brynäs IF 55 16 30 9 4 2 152 178 61

x – clinched playoff spot; y – clinched regular season league title; e – eliminated from playoff contention; r – played in regulation series

Game log

2007–08 Game Log

Roster

Goaltenders
Number Player Catches Acquired Place of Birth
1 Daniel Larsson L 2006 Boden, Sweden
30 Mark Owuya L 2007 Stockholm, Sweden
39 Stefan Ridderwall L 2004 Brännkyrka, Sweden
Defensemen
Number Player Shoots Acquired Place of Birth
4 Ossi Väänänen L 2007 Helsinki, Finland
6 Ronnie Pettersson L 1996 Sweden
8 Dennis Persson L 2006 Nyköping, Sweden
15 Jiří Marusak R 2005 ?, Czech Republic
18 Thomas Johansson - A L 2006 Stockholm, Sweden
33 Timmy Pettersson L 2006 Gislaved, Sweden
36 Edvin Frylén L 2007 Järfälla, Sweden
38 Fredrik Ericson L 2006 Stockholm, Sweden
Forwards
Number Player Position Shoots Acquired Place of Birth
9 Kristofer Ottosson C L 1998 Skarpnäck, Sweden
10 Patric Hörnqvist RW R 2005 Sollentuna, Sweden
14 Dick Axelsson LW L 2007 Stockholm, Sweden
16 Nichlas Falk C L 1995 Stockholm, Sweden
17 Niklas Anger RW L 2006 Täby, Sweden
19 Jimmie Ölvestad - C LW L 2004 Stockholm, Sweden
20 Christian Eklund RW L 2006 Haninge, Sweden
21 Andreas Engqvist C R 2005 Spånga, Sweden
23 Fredrik Bremberg LW L 2002 Stockholm, Sweden
24 Pär Bäcker C L 2006 Grums, Sweden
26 Morten Ask C L 2006 Oslo, Norway
44 Nicklas Danielsson RW R 2006 Uppsala, Sweden

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