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Swedish Stockholm wins TV-pucken youth ice hockey tournaments tournament
The Stockholm has claimed victory in the TV-pucken youth ice hockey tournament has progressed through its qualifying rounds, determining the 16 teams advancing to the quarter-finals in Örnsköldsvik. tournament. In the boys' competition, teams from Stockholm, Ångermanland, Värmland, and Göteborg secured two spots each. Notably, Uppland qualified for the quarter-finals for the first time in 14 years, while the two-time defending champions, Småland, failed to qualify. Following the conclusion of the qualifying stages, the tournament moved into the girls' quarter-final matches in Örnsköldsvik. These matchups include Värmland versus Södermanland, Norrbotten versus Småland, final against Skåne, Stockholm versus Dalarna, and Göteborg versus Ångermanland. In the boys' division, secured the first semifinalists were determined championship with Skåne and Västmanland advancing. Stockholm has since secured a place in the TV-pucken final after 3–2 overtime win, decided by a 6–3 semifinal victory over Göteborg. Stockholm established an early lead with goals goal from Loui Oldéen, Abbe Sörman, and Emil Sjöberg, aided by penalties against Göteborg. Captain Viktor Sjölander and Filip Sidén extended the lead before Gustav Boman scored into Boman. The victory followed an empty net early injury to seal All-Star defenseman Lucas Ågfalck. In the win. Stockholm is set to face Skåne in bronze medal matches, players from the final. The tournament schedule also includes Gothenburg region achieved notable results. Destiny Hedenquist earned a bronze medal matches for both in the boys girls' division, while Alexander Carlsson and girls divisions. Theodor Migas secured bronze medals in the boys' division.