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André Dryler

Андрé Дрйлер

Position: forward
Player status:
Gender: male
Nationality: Sweden
Birth date: 13.09.1984 (40 years)

Height: 187 cm / 6' 1"
Weight: 89 kg / 196 lbs
Shoots: left

Season	Team	League	Pos	LPos	W	L	D
2015-16	Björklöven	J20 Elit (U20)	Assistant Coach

Season	Team	League	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
2017-18	Vindelns HF	Division 2
2014-15	Vindelns HF	Division 2
2012-13	Vindelns HF	Division 2	17	9	8	17	94
2012-13	Tegs SK	Division 1	7	0	0	0	39	-3
2011-12	Tegs SK	Division 1	7	2	4	6	4	-1
2010-11	Tyringe SoSS	Division 2	24	6	5	11	69
2009-10	Jonstorps IF	Division 2	32	10	14	24	133
2008-09	Borås HC	Allsvenskan	1	0	0	0	0	0
2008-09	Ulricehamns IF	Division 1	25	6	9	15	30	-7
2007-08	Nice	Division 2 (FRA) (Play-off)	6	0	6	6	12
2007-08	Nice	Division 2 (FRA)	17	10	17	27	24
2006-07	Tegs SK	Division 1	27	15	15	30	40	25
2005-06	Tegs SK	Division 1	21	2	8	10	61	-5
2004-05	Tegs SK	Allsv. North	4	0	0	0	0	-2
2004-05	Vännäs HC	Division 1	27	11	8	19	62	-2
2003-04	Vännäs HC	Division 1	19	10	10	20	4
2003-04	Vännäs HC	J20 Elit (U20)
2002-03	Björklöven	J20 SuperElit (U20)	28	4	6	10	48	-24

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Leagues

Czech Rep.: Tipsport extraliga | 1.liga | 2.liga

Finland: Liiga | Mestis

Germany: DEL | DEL2

Russia: KHL | VHL

Slovakia: Tipsport Extraliga | 1.liga

Sweden: SHL | HockeyAllsvenskan

Switzerland: NLA | NLB

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