Rasmus Dahlin headlines Sweden's roster for 2022 World Championship

After a rough 2021 World Championship where they finished fifth in their group in the preliminary round and missed out of the quarter-finals, Sweden will look to return to the playoff round and hopefully win a medal.

On Wednesday, Tre Kronor named their roster for the 2022 IIHF World Hockey Championship. Among those on the roster are Buffalo Sabres defenceman Rasmus Dahlin and Vancouver Canucks defenceman Oliver Ekman-Larsson.

Let's take a look at their roster.

Goalies (3)
Oskar Dansk
Magnus Hellberg
Marcus Hogberg

Defencemen (8)
Christian Folin
Adam Larsson
Henrik Tommernes
Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Rasmus Dahlin
Anton Lindholm
Erik Gustafsson
Jonathan Pudas

Forward (13)
Linus Karlsson
Max Friberg
Oskar Lang
Elmer Soderblom
Anton Bengtsson
Lucas Wallmark
Joakim Nordstrom
Carl Klingberg
Joel Kellman
Nils Aman
Emil Bemstrom
Rasmus Asplund
Mathias Brome

Sweden will open their tournament schedule on Saturday, May 14th at 5:20 a.m. ET against Austria.

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