For Kim Martin Hasson, who has been part of 221 international games for Sweden, it will be the fourth Olympics after winning bronze in Salt Lake City 2002 and silver in Turin 2006.

The 27-year-old was one of the heroes in Sweden’s “Mirakel” when the team defeated the United States 3-2 in a shootout in the semi-finals of 2006 to become the first European team to reach the gold medal game of an Olympic women’s ice hockey tournament.

Martin Hasson is still in great shape and leads the Swedish league in save percentage with 95.43%.

For defenceman Emma Eliasson, and forwards Jenni Asserholt and Pernilla Winberg it will be the third Olympic participation.

Winberg has been the team’s top goal scorer in this season’s international games with five markers from 17 games while Anna Borgqvist has had most points, eight (3+5).

However, coach Niclas Högberg will also be counting on more youthful players. Fanny Rask, the sister of Victor Rask, was nominated for Sochi thanks to some strong performances in exhibition games this season despite not having played at a Women’s World Championship with the senior team. Other rookies include Josefine Holmgren and Maria Lindh.

Goalkeepers:
Sara Grahn, Brynäs Gävle (SWE)
Kim Martin Hasson, Linköpings HC (SWE)
Valentina Lizana Wallner, MODO Örnsköldsvik (SWE)

Defencemen:
Emilia Andersson, Linköpings HC (SWE)
Lina Bäcklin, Brynäs Gävle (SWE)
Linnea Bäckman, AIK Stockholm (SWE)
Emma Eliasson, Munksund-Skuthamns SK (SWE)
Sofia Engström, Leksands IF (SWE)
Josefine Holmgren, Brynäs Gävle (SWE)
Johanna Olofsson, MODO Örnsköldsvik (SWE)