Gothenburg. Jenny Alm, 26, has at times found it difficult to put the shots in the previous finals matches.
But in the final template there from the start.
The first four Sävehofs goals came from Jenny’s strong right arm .
– I felt that the shape was in the works, says Jenny, where she stands smiling in his gold hat.
Sävehofs coach Henrik Signell was confident already when he saw Jenny Alm warming:
– I saw how she acted, she is one of those players you can see whether they are on or not. And there she was.
While the friend of nine meters, Ida Odén, charged to take their ninth national championship went Jenny Alm into the Scandinavium to take his fourth gold since she came from the parent club Kroppskultur in Uddevalla four years ago.
With some guns, she was already in the first half highly involved in Sävehof took a lead they never let go. Nine goals were in the end of Jenny.
– Sometimes it works, earlier in the playoffs, I have not got it in the same way, she says.
“Do not compare”
Pohjankuru never let go completely, pushed you to the end. Were you worried at some point?
– No, never really worried. But Pohjankuru made it
The next time after the final whistle smiled and laughed Jenny almost continuously. Her happiness was to take on.
– To get to stand here again is absolutely fantastic, ‘she says.
Which of the four guilders was fun to take?
– You can not compare. The first one was special, the second also with the extension, rout last year and so this final level … All gold is special, she says.
Moves to Denmark
Now Jenny’s career on to the Danish Esbjerg where she will show up for duty in July.
But first it will be squad training camp and two World Cup qualifying matches with the national team.
And a month’s holiday.
Is it tough to leave Sävehof now that you are celebrating a new gold?
– It is hard to leave such a good bunch here no matter when. But I’ve decided myself that I should move on. And this is a good opportunity, when we have a new gold, she says.
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