Morten Madsen joins Modo Hockey as assistant coach

Morten Madsen has returned to Modo Hockey in Örnsköldsvik as assistant coach for the men's team, signing a two-year contract alongside new head coach Mikael Karlberg. The 39-year-old Dane previously played for the club from 2009 to 2013, including as assistant captain.

Modo Hockey announced Morten Madsen's return to the club on its website, citing his strong ties to the organization and Örnsköldsvik region. Madsen highlighted this connection as a key reason for rejoining, coming days after Karlberg's appointment amid the club's ongoing coaching staff overhaul. Fans recall Madsen's contributions during his four playing seasons. This completes key hires following recent changes, including the dismissal of prior coaches.

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Several teams in SHL and HockeyAllsvenskan made key moves as the transfer window closed on Sunday night. Modo Hockey strengthened its defense and goaltending, while other clubs like Djurgården and Södertälje added forwards. Oskarshamn parted ways with a defenseman amid roster adjustments.

Modo Hockey has appointed Mikael Karlberg as its new head coach ahead of the next season. The multi-year contract runs through the end of the 2028/29 campaign. Karlberg brings extensive experience from Leksand and a recent stint at Färjestad BK.

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Modo Hockey is searching for a new head coach ahead of next season, with Mikael Karlberg as the club's primary target according to Expressen. Current coach Fredrik Andersson, who has a contract extending into next year, appears unlikely to remain in the role. Karlberg currently serves as an assistant with Färjestad.

BIK Karlskoga rallied from a 0-1 deficit to beat Modo 3-1 in game two of their HockeyAllsvenskan playoff semifinal, tying the series at 1-1. Modo forward Oscar Pettersson suffered an injury and did not return. The turning point came in the second period when Modo took three unnecessary penalties, allowing BIK to score on the power play.

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Modo Hockey suffered a 2-0 shutout loss at home to BIK Karlskoga in Game 3 of their HockeyAllsvenskan semifinal on Easter Sunday. Points leader Tyler Kelleher recorded no points for the first time in this year's playoffs. The series now stands at 2-1 in favor of Karlskoga, with Modo needing a win to avoid falling further behind.

Mora IK sport director Andreas Hägglund expressed hope to keep forward Arvid Degerstedt, whom he called the league's best two-way player, despite interest from SHL clubs. The team endured a disappointing season and plans significant changes, including roster reinforcements. Degerstedt indicated Mora remains an option for his future.

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Jakob Hellsten recorded his second playoff shutout, leading Modo to a victory that evened their series against BIK Karlskoga at 2-2. The Modo goaltender stopped 99 of 101 shots across the postseason. BIK Karlskoga coach Dennis Hall praised his team's improved attack despite the loss.

 

 

 

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