HV71 makes Johan Hult permanent sports director

HV71 is reorganizing its sports leadership after Johan Hult's interim tenure. Reports indicate Hult will stay on permanently alongside assistant Fredrik Stillman. Björn Liljander is moving to a new role focused on women's and junior teams.

Johan Hult took over as interim sports director during the season. According to Expressen, the club will make the appointment permanent. Fredrik Stillman will join him as assistant sports director.

Björn Liljander, who was on sick leave during the season, will shift to a new position with responsibility over women's and junior operations. The club's interim club director, Agne Bengtsson, told the newspaper that HV71 plans to announce the full organizational structure the following day.

New board chairman Tommy Fritz, elected last week, described the first days in his role as intense and positive. He emphasized listening to stakeholders before finalizing decisions on roles and responsibilities. Fritz noted that recruitment for a new club director continues according to plan.

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HV71 announced the immediate resignations of chairman Anna-Lena Isaksson and board member Jonas Askerlund following another season of fighting to stay in the SHL. Vice chairman Stefan Axelsson has taken over leadership temporarily. The move comes amid tensions between the board and the club's nomination committee.

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HV71 has appointed Niklas Eriksson as head coach two months after securing its SHL contract. Sport chief Johan Hult highlighted Eriksson's SHL experience as a key factor in the decision.

Jesper Ollas has taken over as permanent sport chief for Leksands IF, tasked with guiding the club back to the SHL following relegation to hockeyallsvenskan. The appointment comes just days after a qualification loss to HV71. Ollas, a longtime club figure, emphasized shifting focus from disappointment to rebuilding.

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Andreas Hägglund has agreed to become the new general manager at Linköpings HC, according to reports from Expressen. He will leave Mora IK after five seasons in a leadership role. The move comes as Linköping restructures its sports organization.

 

 

 

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