Career
That same year, she took part in her first European Championships. She reached the final after defeating Russia"s Tatiana Logunova and Estonia"s Irina Embrich, but was overcome in the final by France"s Laura Flessel. A scholarship from Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet allowed her to train harder.
She finished the season no.21 in world rankings, a career best as to 2015.
She sought to qualify to the 2012 Olympic Games, but failed against Laura Flessel-Colovic in the semifinal of the European qualifying tournament in Bratislava. In 2015, she failed to qualify to the final table of 64 in the Ciutat de Barcelona tournament, but lead Sweden to their first team World Cup victory since the 1970s.
They defeated Australia, Hungary, Switzerland and Romania before meeting Italy in the final.