Overview
- Skadsdammen collapsed while on a hunting trip and suffered a reported cardiac arrest, with his brother Trond and others attempting CPR on Wednesday but failing to revive him.
- The family confirmed his death to Norwegian media and Trond described the loss as an "incredible shock," while Storhamar Hockey posted an Instagram tribute mourning the club icon.
- Across an 18-season career largely at Storhamar, Skadsdammen made more than 900 appearances and registered 262 goals and 291 assists, and he represented Norway at international tournaments including the 2008 world championship.
- He leaves a partner and two children, and relatives have said hunting was one of his greatest passions and that they take some comfort he died during an activity he loved.
- No official medical or investigative details have been published so far, and further statements from local authorities, the family or Storhamar as well as memorial plans are the next items to watch.