Approaching the end of his third season as Head Coach of Färjestad, Johan Pennerborn has been happy with the teams performance this season and is looking forward to the post season.

Starting his professional career straight out of University, Connolly came over to the SHL in 2012 and has never looked back.

From Canada to Denmark, Norway and now Sweden, Kody Currans hockey journey has taken him all over the world. But he has found success here in Sweden and is hoping to help Rögle win their first ever SHL championship.

With more than half the season behind them, Berglund and Luleå are looking for a strong second half and a chance to repeat their regular season success of last year.

On pace to have his best ever SHL season, Mathias Bromé is excited and hopeful about the second half of the season.

Almost 20 seasons after his SHL debut, Joel Lundqvist remains at the top of his game with one of the most successful organisations in recent years.

Vancouver Canucks, Zoro goals and Rögles success this season, Höglander talks all things hockey.

After undergoing hip surgery last spring, Mantas Armalis is finally back on the ice. He talks about the team, the league, his hobbies and his love of Marvel.

In his second season in the SHL, Joe Whitney has adapted quickly to the game, the culture and the country. He is optimistic that the team will be able to turn around their early struggles and have success this season.

Discussing hockey, family, life in Sweden, and what it's going to take to improve upon last years success, Cam Abbott is excited to be back behind the bench for his 2nd full season with Rögle.

From the sunny beaches of California to the wintery city of Gothenburg, Ryan Lasch talks about his journey to Sweden as a player and the success he has found here.

Returning for his fifth season in Linköping, Andrew Gordons is hopeful that a new style, a new coach and a young team will be the key to success for LHC this year.