Jamina Roberts made her national team debut in 2010 and now - eleven years later - she is making her 14th straight senior championship.
- It's not something I think about but it's good.
And I'm the oldest here now and it's nice, you know what to expect and dte is a little security, says Jamina Roberts to SVT Sport.
Axnér: "A central player"
With the World Cup in Spain, she is approaching Isabelle Gulldén's record of 15 senior championships.
- I keep going as long as I can and think it's fun, like everyone else.
Then maybe it's something I would think was cool when I quit, but right now it's not something I think about.
Federation captain Tomas Axnér keeps Roberts as one of the Swedish key players in the World Cup.
- She is a player with cutting-edge skills who has been given a completely different role in the collective game.
She is a key player together with a couple of others in the concept that we play, so she is really a mainstay, says Axnér.
"The key match will be the Netherlands"
Jamina Roberts:
- I have gained a lot of trust and I enjoy it, it feels good.
I will make sure to take the trust I get.
Sweden starts the World Cup against Uzbekistan tonight and then meets Puerto Rico 5/12 and the Netherlands 7/12.
- A good group for us, the key match will be against the Netherlands.
We will win the other two matches, says Roberts.