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Emma Lindqvist
Personal information
Born	(1997-09-17) 17 September 1997 (age 27) Helsingborg, Sweden
Nationality	Swedish
Height	1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Centre back
Club information
Current club	Herning-Ikast Håndbold
Senior clubs
Years	Team
2016–2021	H 65 Höörs HK
2021–	Herning-Ikast Håndbold
National team
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2018–	Sweden	109	(249)
Medal record Youth Olympic Games 2014 Nanjing

Emma Lindqvist (born 17 September 1997) is a Swedish handball player for Herning-Ikast Håndbold and the Swedish national team.

She represented Sweden at the 2019 World Women's Handball Championship.

Achievements

• EHF European League:
  • Winner: 2023
• Swedish Elitserien:
  • Winner: 2017
  • Runner-up: 2018, 2021

References

1. "Emma Lindqvist Profile". European Handball Federation. Retrieved 17 November 2017.
2. "Emma Lindqvist om sitt H65: "Vi ska ligga i toppen"". hd.se. 9 September 2017.
3. "Svenska VM-truppen uttagen – med Bella Gulldén". Svenska Handbollslandslaget (in Swedish). 22 October 2019. Retrieved 22 October 2019.
4. 2019 World Women's Handball Championship squad

External links

• Emma Lindqvist at the European Handball Federation
• Emma Lindqvist at Olympics.com
• Emma Lindqvist at Olympedia
• Emma Lindqvist at the Swedish Olympic Committee (in Swedish)

Sweden squads

v t e Sweden squad – 2019 World Championship – 7th place 1 Thörn 4 Mellegård 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 9 Petrén 10 Lundström 11 Forsberg 12 Idéhn 18 Wall 19 Lagerquist 20 Gulldén 22 Blomstrand 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 25 Mässing Coach: Signell v t e Sweden squad – 2020 European Championship – 11th place 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 9 Petrén 10 Lundström 11 Forsberg 12 Idéhn 15 Rask 16 Ryde 17 Dano 19 Lagerquist 20 Gulldén 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 38 Hansson Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2020 Summer Olympics – 4th place 1 Bundsen 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 9 Petrén 10 Lundström 14 Westberg 16 Ryde 17 Dano 19 Lagerquist 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 38 Hansson 42 Carlson Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2021 World Championship – 5th place 1 Bundsen 2 Lerby 4 Mellegård 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 9 Petrén 16 Ryde 17 Dano 19 Lagerquist 21 Eriksson 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 30 Thörn 38 Hansson 39 Källhage 40 Matthijs Holmberg 42 Carlson 44 De Jong Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2022 European Championship – 5th place 1 Bundsen 3 Koppang 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 9 Petrén 15 Johansson 16 Ryde 17 Dano 19 Lagerquist 21 Eriksson 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 38 E. Hansson 42 Carlson 54 Axnér 55 Petersson Bergsten 66 Monti Danielsson 97 L. Hansson Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2023 World Championship – 4th place 1 Bundsen 3 Koppang 4 Mellegård 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 10 Lundström 12 Schjött 17 Dano 19 Lagerquist 21 Eriksson 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 35 Hvenfelt 38 Hansson 42 Carlson 44 De Jong 54 Axnér Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2024 Summer Olympics – 4th place 1 Bundsen 3 Koppang 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 10 Lundström 21 Eriksson 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 35 Hvenfelt 38 Hansson 42 Carlson 49 Löfqvist 54 Axnér Coach: Axnér v t e Sweden squad – 2024 European Championship – 5th place 1 Bundsen 2 Lerby 6 Strömberg 7 Blohm 8 Roberts 11 Axnér 16 Ryde 17 Dano 21 Eriksson 23 Lindqvist 24 Hagman 29 Thorleifsdóttir 35 Hvenfelt 38 Hansson 42 Carlson 49 Löfqvist 55 Petersson Bergsten Coach: Axnér

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