Norweigan prospects 2024/2025
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Aaram Olsen, Mikkel Eriksen and Linus Loob Trygg are all really big talents (by Norwegian standard at least) imo. Hopefully they will continue developing in Sweden and that at least one of them turn into a good NHL prospect.
Niklas Aaram Larsen is born in 08 so I was a bit surprised when I saw that he went to Sweden this year.
Niklas Aaram Larsen is born in 08 so I was a bit surprised when I saw that he went to Sweden this year.
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I think it’ll be a great decision by Aaram Olsen. He’ll face better competition in J18 and he should get a decent role. He also has a compatriot with Mikkel Eriksen and other 08’s also moving from home like Elton Hermansson should help.
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A month later and Aaram Olsen still not back in play
Eriksen has been given opportunities in J20 Nationell, mainly due to injuries.
Steen likely playing another year in J20, with a couple HA games here and there.
Haven't seen much of Loob Trygg yet.
Brongel-Larsson has looked great with Frölunda in J18, the same goes for Luc Koblar in Leksand.
Elis Hansson has looked like an average J18 player for Skellefteå, same goes for Hyldmo in Modo.
Eriksen has been given opportunities in J20 Nationell, mainly due to injuries.
Steen likely playing another year in J20, with a couple HA games here and there.
Haven't seen much of Loob Trygg yet.
Brongel-Larsson has looked great with Frölunda in J18, the same goes for Luc Koblar in Leksand.
Elis Hansson has looked like an average J18 player for Skellefteå, same goes for Hyldmo in Modo.
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Any news here? Aaram Olsen still not back in play it seems? Why did Eriksen went back to Vålerenga?
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I’m also wondering about Aaram Olsen… It is possible the original cut injury brought complications, but I’m as clueless as anybody.
With Eriksen I’d guess he felt somewhat homesick, and therefore moved back home. Because hockey-wise it was going well for him.
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Would be interesting to see if a player like Oskar Kind Bakkevig can develop in to a good senior player. Earlier this year he led J20 Nationell in scoring. He played a couple of SHL games for Malmö last season,
Sometimes plyers doing very well in the junior leagues just don't develop in to good senior players, for some reason. However, I think he have what it takes to take the "next step" so to speak.
Sometimes plyers doing very well in the junior leagues just don't develop in to good senior players, for some reason. However, I think he have what it takes to take the "next step" so to speak.
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Niklas Aaram Olsen now back in action after an autumn full of injuries. Wearing #51 for Örebro J18. Scored a nice goal in his first game back as well.
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D Ludvig Lafton joining Färjestad's organisation.
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Mikkel Eriksen(16 years old), Espen "Shampo" Knutsen norwegian x-NHL'er nephew will play for Vålerenga senior team. https://www.tv2.no/sport/shampos-nevo-16-far-sjansen-lagt-merke-til-internasjonalt-
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Looks like all the the three norwegians from the 1.line in the norwegian u20 team the "Mora trio" might play in SHL next year.
Every clubs in SHL wants Michael Brandsegg Nygård. Skellefteå close to signing him.
Stjerneagent røper detaljer: - Ingen hemmelighet
Ørebro in SHL is interested in signing Noah Steen.
Uppgifter: Norske talangen på väg till SHL
Petter Vesterheim have signed for Malmø in SHL
Avslöjar: Moras succénorrman har bestämt sig – för Malmö
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Maybe 4 Norweigans drafted : Stian Solberg, Michael Brandsegg, Mathias Dehli, Noah Steen.
It would be a record.
It would be a record.
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Just curious. You mention Steen but not Vesterheim. Both are now playing for Norway at the WC after playing for Mora.
What separates them as prospects?
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Steen is rated higher by the central team, has a greater physical size and a steeper progression curve. I imagine he is seen as a possible bottom 6 winger. Vesterheim, I have difficulty seeing what role he could occupy.
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Defenseman Isak Hansen on the WC team is also draft-eligible this year but I'd imagine teams take a wait-and-see approach and if he continues to develop sign him as a free agent.
Any chance he plays in the SHL in 2024-25?
Any chance he plays in the SHL in 2024-25?
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Mikkel Eriksen is playing for Färjestad BK J20 this season.
Niklas Aaram-Olsen is still playing for Örebro HK. This season for the J20 not J18, at least for now.
Both of them have done recently well in their first 3 games. Eriksen with 2 goals and one assist in the first 3 games. And Olsen with 1 goal and one assist in his first 3.
I hope they do well in the Swedish J20 series this season. But of course, it's waayyy to early to predict if it turns out that way.
Considering they are both 16 years old, they may have to play some J18 games for their respective clubs too. Eriksen turns 17 in just a couple of days by the way. Olsen is 2008 though.
