Rikard Bjerg is greeted by polite applause and some cheers as he walks into the auditorium of The International High School of the Gothenburg Region (IHGR), where he was lucky enough to attend only a few years prior. As a second-year player for the Maine Timber, who drafted him 2nd overall, and recently drafted 1st overall by the San Francisco Pride, Bjerg has some notoriety in his home town for being one of the brighter stars to come out of Gothenburg in recent memory, but to some of these kids, he's still the goofy upperclassman who spent almost as much time on the ice than in the classroom. Bjerg knows that most of the kids studying at this prestigious international high school have a bright future ahead of them, and he uses his experience to express the importance of the balance of studying and pursuing a passion. His connection to the school itself helps the kids take him a little bit more seriously, as he's able to directly tie in his memories as a student to how he plays for the Timber. After the speech to the general student body, Bjerg gets to spend some time with the school's hockey team, where he's able to get out on the ice to provide some pointers, and maybe do a little scouting.