SDHL

League status: Active
English name: Swedish women’s hockey league
Administered by: Svenska Ishockeyförbundet
Year of start: 2008
WWW: http://stats.swehockey.se/, http://www.sdhl.se/

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14 Jul 2020 \|	Esther de Jong (F)	Unis Flyers Heerenveen	Göteborg HC
25 Aug 2019 \|	Maree Dijkema (F)	Färjestad BK	SDE Hockey
24 Jul 2019 \|	Savine Wielenga (F)	Amstel Tijgers Amsterdam 2	SDE Hockey
15 Jun 2019 \|	Riikka Sallinen (F)	HV71	retired as player

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Skellefteå AIK

from 2008 to 2016: Riksserien
from 2016 to present: SDHL

2024-2025: Frölunda HC
2023-2024: Luleå Hockey
2022-2023: Luleå Hockey
2021-2022: Luleå Hockey
2020-2021: Luleå Hockey
2018-2019: Luleå Hockey
2017-2018: Luleå Hockey
2016-2017: Djurgårdens IF
2015-2016: Luleå Hockey
2014-2015: Linköping HC
2013-2014: Linköping HC
2012-2013: AIK
2011-2012: MODO Hockey
2010-2011: Segeltorps IF
2009-2010: Segeltorps IF
2008-2009: AIK
2007-2008: Segeltorps IF

Recent articlesShow all articles»

Färjestad makes history – Wins longest game in Swedish hockey to secure SDHL promotion (02 Mar 2025)
Luleå/ MSSK win Swedish Women’s Hockey League (SDHL) 2018/9 (22 Mar 2019)
Swedish Women’s Hockey League (SDHL) - Regular Season Round Up (03 Feb 2019)
Swedish Women’s Hockey (SDHL) - December Review (25 Dec 2018)
Swedish Women’s Hockey League (SDHL) - November Review (30 Nov 2018)

Recent newsShow all news»

Emilia Andersson of Linköping has been named Swedish Female Player of the year. She was by many considered the best Swedish player of the Women's World Champinship and she won the Swedish championship with Linköping. Andersson is a defensemen with great defensive as well as offensive skills.

(11 Apr 2015)

The Swedish women's top league Riksserien will from the season 2015/2016 consist of ten teams. Now there are eight.

(17 Jun 2014)

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Fast factsseason 2025-2026

Youngest player: Moa Stridh (15 years)
Oldest player: Jenni Hiirikoski (38 years)
Shortest player: Barbora Bartakova (153 cm)
Tallest player: Adriana Van de Leest (180 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (29), Czechia (10), Denmark (2), Finland (15), Germany (1), Hungary (2), Italy (1), Japan (4), The Netherlands (2), Norway (14), Switzerland (1), Slovakia (1), Sweden (130), USA (12)

EIHL defenceman reaches milestone

Mark Richardson (Cardiff Devils, EIHL) surpassed Jonathan Phillips' all-time record for games played in the Elite League on Sunday night, playing in his 1,178th EIHL game. ... Read more»

Cortina wins thriller over Angers but falls short of Superfinals

Cortina battles back from behind in a nail-biting contest, yet the victory cannot change their fate in the Continental Cup Read more»