The Swedish men's national inline hockey team is one of the most successful inline hockey teams in the world. With notable alumni like Henrik Lundqvist the Swedes have won five gold medals as members of the Top Division at the IIHF Inline Hockey World Championships.

Goaltenders
#		Player	Catches	Height	Weight	D.O.B.	Birthplace	Club
1		Dennis Karlsson	L	1.77 m	78 kg	Jun. 11, 1987	Sweden	Ulricehamns IF (D1)
35		Kristoffer Martin	L	1.76 m	83 kg	Feb. 17, 1979	Sweden	Göteborgs IK
Defensemen
#		Player	Shoots	Height	Weight	D.O.B.	Birthplace	Club
2		Johan Lilja	L	1.87 m	93 kg	May 26, 1980	Köping, Sweden	Skå IK (D1)
7		Daniel Brolin – C	L	1.81 m	88 kg	Jul. 23, 1981	Sweden	Bäcken HC (D3)
18		Simon Olsson	L	1.70 m	69 kg	Apr. 23, 1989	Göteborg, Sweden	Chicago Steel (USHL)
21		Anders Torgersson	L	1.87 m	87 kg	Feb. 11, 1984	Sweden	Chamonix HC (FLM)
23		Ludvig Rantanen	R	1.85 m	85 kg	Mar. 23, 1988	Sweden	Frölunda HC (J20)
29		Andreas Svensson	L	1.85 m	85 kg	Apr. 13, 1980	Karlskrona, Sweden	Olofströms IK (D1)
72		Martin Thelander	L	1.83 m	80 kg	May 15, 1981	Karlstad, Sweden	Storhamar Dragons (NPL)
Forwards
#		Player	Shoots	Height	Weight	D.O.B.	Birthplace	Club
4		Dave Lindarv	L	1.85 m	85 kg	Jan. 5, 1988	Sweden	Huddinge IK (SHA)
9		Fredrik Eriksson	L	1.83 m	87 kg	Jul. 17, 1983	Örebro, Sweden	Malmö IF Redhawks (SHA)
12		Carl Berglund	L	1.75 m	75 kg	Oct. 9, 1989	Sweden	Karlskoga HC (D2)
14		Dick Axelsson	L	1.90 m	84 kg	Apr. 25, 1987	Sweden	Djurgårdens IF (SEL)
17		Jonas Karlsson	L	1.80 m	80 kg	Feb. 14, 1986	Sweden
20		Kristian Luukkonen	L	1.79 m	81 kg	Nov. 3, 1984	Sweden	Kungälvs IK (D1)
24		Daniel Wessner	L	1.84 m	84 kg	Jan. 22, 1982	Filipstad, Sweden	Sparta Sarpsborg (NPL)
26		Jonas Olsson	L	1.84 m	82 kg	Jul. 2, 1985	Sweden
28		Linus Klasen	L	1.75 m	72 kg	Feb. 19, 1986	Stockholm, Sweden	Södertälje SK (SEL)

• https://stats.iihf.com/Hydra/134/IHM1340SWE_33_2_0.pdf