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2025-26: Appeared in 31 games … Scored five goals and added 10 assists for 15 points … Career-high three points (1g,2a) in 5-2 victory over Bentley … Career-high two goals at Miami (12-12) … Overtime GWG vs. Minnesota Duluth (11-22) … Assisted on Philippe Blais-Savoie's OT GWG vs. #4 North Dakota (1-9) … Also scored vs. Denver (11-15) … Career-high four shots at Northern Michigan (10-17).
 
Before Colorado College: Selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the fifth round (pick 143) of the 2025 NHL Draft … Collected 91 points (37g,54a) in 84 games with Djurgardens IF of the J20 Nationell League the past two seasons … Finished second on the team with 28 goals and 67 points in 2024-25 … Recorded nine points (1g,8a) in nine playoff games, leading his team to the J20 Nationell title last season … Also notched 69 points (28g,41a) in 51 games with the Djurgardens J18 team … Played for Sweden in the 2023 Hlinka Cup … Selected to represent Sweden in the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase … Ranked No. 60 by the NHL Central Scouting for European Skaters.
 
Personal: Parents are Jesper and Caroline Bjorck … Has one brother, Viggo … His father played hockey for 20 years in various Swedish leagues … Would like to continue his hockey career following his time at CC … Hobbies include golfing, tennis and fishing … Favorite food is pasta bolognese … Favorite movie is The Shawshank Redemption … Person in history he would most like to meet is Maradona … Greatest moment in sports was winning the J20 Nationell title … Favorite sports other than hockey are soccer and golf … Credits his father with the biggest influence on his athletic career … Started playing hockey at age three … Favorite professional team is the Djugardens IF and favorite player is his brother, Viggo.
 
Why CC: “I chose Colorado College because of its unique academic structure, supportive community and the opportunity to compete at a high level in hockey. The Block Plan is especially appealing to me, it allows for deep focus on one subject at a time, which fits well with the demands of being a student-athlete.”