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Tobias Bjornfot makes Sweden’s final WJC roster, Helge Grans cut

December 13, 2020, 7:51 PM ET [0 Comments]
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Two Los Angeles Kings prospects were competing for spots on Sweden’s final roster for the 2021 World Junior Championship, however, only one player made it through the final cut.

Tobias Bjornfot was named as one of Sweden’s eight defenders and will be a returning player for the team, having played at last year’s tournament. Helge Grans, however, was the last player cut from the team.


It was somewhat surprising to see Grans cut from the team, however, he will still be eligible to represent Sweden next year. Sweden opens the tournament on Dec. 26 against Czech Republic.

Bjornfot joins Quinton Byfield, Brock Faber, Arthur Kaliyev, Lukas Parik, Kasper Simontaival, Jordan Spence and Alex Turcotte as Kings prospects who will be playing at the tournament, while Martin Chromiak is also still with Team Slovakia, who have yet to finalize their roster.



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OTHER KINGS ARTICLES FROM DECEMBER:

Faber, Kaliyev and Turcotte named to USA’s preliminary WJC roster
Kings have yet to use cap space to acquire future assets
Tobias Bjornfot and Helge Grans named to Sweden’s preliminary WJC roster
Markkanen and Simontaival named to Finland’s preliminary WJC roster
Weekly Recap: Kings Edition (December 6)
Byfield and Spence named to Team Canada’s World Juniors roster
Four more Kings prospects named to final World Juniors rosters
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