Superallsvenskan

League status: Not active
Year of start: 1999

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League leaders | season 2002-2003 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Bert-Olav Karlsson	C	Skellefteå AIK	14	6	14	20	8	10
2.	Andreas Paulsson	LW	Hammarby IF	14	9	10	19	6	9
3.	Torsten Yngvesson	LW	Bofors IK	14	4	14	18	24	2
4.	Steve Potvin	C	IF Björklöven	14	10	7	17	28	4
5.	Brett Harkins	C	Skellefteå AIK	14	5	10	15	67	5
6.	Patrik Ross	LW	Mora IK	14	7	7	14	16	-9
7.	Christian Lechtaler	C	Hammarby IF	14	6	8	14	16	6
8.	Marcus Eriksson	LW	Mora IK	11	8	5	13	10	-1
9.	Stefano Figliuzzi	C	IF Björklöven	14	6	7	13	12	4
10.	Björn Lindén	F	Rögle BK	14	6	7	13	10	8
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Teams
Champions
History

Skellefteå AIK

2004-2005: Leksands IF
2003-2004: Mora IK
2002-2003: Hammarby IF
2001-2002: Leksands IF
2000-2001: Södertälje SK
1999-2000: Timrå IK

Superallsvenskan was the 2nd league in Sweden 1999-2005.

It was played in the spring. The league consisted of the best teams of the autumn's Allsvenskan North and South.

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Fast factsseason 2002-2003

Youngest player: Marcus Ernlund (16 years)
Oldest player: Aleksandrs Belavskis (39 years)
Shortest player: Jonas Westerling (171 cm)
Tallest player: Mathias Olsson (199 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (4), Finland (7), France (1), Italy (1), Latvia (1), Norway (4), Sweden (188), USA (2)

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