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	Player	Team	TP (G+A)
1	Cam Abbott	LHF	0 (0+0)
2	Chris Abbott	LHF	0 (0+0)
3	Oscar Ahlström	AIK	0 (0+0)
4	Victor Ahlström	AIK	0 (0+0)
5	Adam Almquist	HV71	0 (0+0)
6	Jonas Almtorp	SSK	0 (0+0)
7	Niclas Andersén	BIF	0 (0+0)
8	Andreas Andersson	HV71	0 (0+0)
9	Erik Andersson	LHC	0 (0+0)
10	Fredric Andersson	SSK	0 (0+0)

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2	Cam Abbott	LHF	0
3	Victor Ahlström	AIK	0
4	Oscar Ahlström	AIK	0
5	Adam Almquist	HV71	0
6	Jonas Almtorp	SSK	0
7	Niclas Andersén	BIF	0
8	Peter Andersson	FHC	0
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10	Johan Andersson	AIK	0

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1	Andreas Andersson	HV71	0	0.00
2	Magnus Åkerlund	TIK	0	0.00
3	Björn Bjurling	BIF	0	0.00
4	Nicklas Dahlberg	MODO	0	0.00
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7	Viktor Fasth	AIK	0	0.00
8	Anton Forsberg	MODO	0	0.00
9	Andreas Hadelöv	SAIK	0	0.00
10	Christopher Heino-Lindberg	AIK	0	0.00

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Merry Christmas SSK

2009-12-27 kl 22:45

Södertälje got a late Christmas present Saturday in snapping a 7 game losing streak with a 4-1 win at home over Skellefteå.

SSK had been struggling as av late and was on a 7 game winless streak before breaking it against Skellefteå the day after Christmas. Robert Carlsson started it off for Södertälje when he beat Andreras Hadelöv late (17:08) in the first period giving SSK the 1-0 lead going into the first break. Erik Forssell would pull SAIK even at 5:50 in the second period but, that would be the only goal Björn Bjurling let get by him the rest of the afternoon. Two minutes later David Fredriksson put Södertälje in the lead for good with 2-1 goal. Tim Heed and Linus Klasen both scored power play goals in the period giving SSK the 4-1 win and snapping their losing streak at seven. A nice start after the Holiday break for SSK.

Photo: Fotograf Ralf Bergman

Two teams that are going in opposite directions than SSK are MODO and Timrå. Both teams were in the cellar before they started putting up multiple wins in a row. They met on Timrå's home ice Saturday with Timrå getting the win. MODO went on the power play early in the first period and Niclas Sundström capitalized directly by beating Anders Lindbäck at 1:34 making it 1-0 MODO. Timrå stormed back and 3 minutess later it was tied. Kamil Piros got a PP goal for the home team. Special teams scored again and it was Timrå's Kamil Piros picking up his second power play goal of the match to close out the second period and putting TIK up by one going into the break. Fredrik Hynning made it 3-1 on on an empty-netter late in the third giving Timrå another much-needed victory.

Photo: photo-it.net

HV 71 kept their hold on first place by beating Luleå at home Saturday. Jukka Voutilainen and Teemu Laine picked up power play goals 3 minutes apart in the first period giving HV the lead going into the second period which was scoreless. Johan Fransson put Luleå on the board late in the 3rd to threaten HV 71's lead but, that was all they could muster up and HV held for the win and also to first place.

Photo: Tobias Josefsson

LHC was hoping to pick up 3 points and hope a HV 71 loss would put themselves in first and Djurgården was hoping for a home win to put themselves past Färjestad into 3rd place. No such luck but, both teams picked up points in Linköpings overtime win Saturday. The leagues leading goal scorer, Jan Hlavac, started thing out by putting LHC up by one at 10:54 in the first period. Mikka Hanula tied for DIF early in the second. But, Linköping's Mattias Carlsson gave the visiting team back the lead when he netted at 7:28 of the second period. Jimme Ölvestad tied things up again with his power play goal with just under two minutes remaing in the 2nd period. It wasn't until 4 seconds remaining in OT before this one would get settled. Magnus Johansson beat Stefan Ridderwall with a power play tallie giving LHC the extra point.

Photo: Stig Kenne

Rögle picked up a much needed road win Saturaday by defeating Färjestad in overtime. RBK went up early when Mathias Månsson tallied just 1:55 into the match. Färjestad would tie up before the break when Dragan Umicevic beat Christopher Nihlstorp with just 44 seconds left in the first period. Both teams went scoreless until 2:41 in the overtime period. With Rögle on the power play, Eric Beaudoin (above) gave Rögle the OT win and the much needed bonus point.

Photo: Anders Erkgärds

Brynäs had the Holiday spirit Saturday the 26th of December. Enough spirit to take a 3-0 first period lead against visiting Frölunda. Mads Hansen, Andreas Dackell and Jonas Nordqvist all scored even-strength goals in the first. Christian Bäckman made it a game again and gave FHC hope when he scored just 30 seconds in to the third period. But, those hopes were shattered from a shot from Sebastian Lauritzen's stick that beat Johan Holmqvist and put BIF back up by three. With less than 5 minutes left in the match Tomi Kallio made it 4-2 but, Andreas Dackell got his second goal on an empty netter securing the 5-2 Brynäs win.