HockeyEttan

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HockeyEttan

League status: Active
Administered by: Svenska Ishockeyförbundet
Year of start: 1941
WWW: http://stats.swehockey.se/, http://www.hockeyettan.com/

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29 Jun 2023 \|	David Rosander (D)	Kalmar HC	Borås HC
29 Jun 2023 \|	Arvid Kruukka (F)	Luleå Hockey	Mörrum GoIS
29 Jun 2023 \|	Anton Avehag (D)	IF Sundsvall Hockey	unknown
28 Jun 2023 \|	Gustav Lindberg (F)	Mariestad BoIS	Skövde IK

League leaders | season 2022-2023 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Emil Lindblom	RW	Kalix HC	34	23	34	57	41	19
2.	Carl Wassenius	C	Väsby IK	35	22	31	53	42	18
3.	Tobias Liljendahl	RW	Väsby IK	30	15	31	46	10	27
4.	Joakim Högberg	RW	Piteå HC	33	29	16	45	12	5
5.	Jesper Ylivainio	RW	Piteå HC	33	16	29	45	18	9
6.	Joel Thulin	RW	Tyresö Hanviken Hockey	36	21	22	43	8	7
7.	Gustav Jansson	C	Vallentuna BK	32	26	14	40	17	13
8.	Oscar Tellström	RW	Mariestad BoIS	36	20	20	40	22	-9
9.	Emil Öhrvall	LW	Visby/Roma HC	32	23	16	39	61	8
10.	Magnus Isaksson	C	Piteå HC	34	10	29	39	8	-1
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The first stage of Division 1 is played in 6 regional divisions (A-F). After the Christmas break the top teams qualify for AllEttan North, Center or South consisting of 8 teams in each.The remaining teams continue in the Division 1 A-F.

The top teams will play qualification stages against teams from HockeyAllsvenskan for promotion.

The bottom teams will play teams from Division 2 to avoid relegation.

from 1941 to 2014: Division 1
from 2014 to present: HockeyEttan

1974-1975: Leksands IF
1973-1974: Leksands IF
1972-1973: Leksands IF
1971-1972: Brynäs IF
1970-1971: Brynäs IF
1969-1970: Brynäs IF
1968-1969: Leksands IF
1967-1968: Brynäs IF
1966-1967: Brynäs IF
1965-1966: Brynäs IF
1964-1965: Västra Frölunda IF
1963-1964: Brynäs IF
1962-1963: Djurgårdens IF
1961-1962: Djurgårdens IF
1960-1961: Djurgårdens IF
1959-1960: Djurgårdens IF
1958-1959: Djurgårdens IF
1957-1958: Djurgårdens IF
1956-1957: Gävle GIK
1955-1956: Södertälje SK
1954-1955: Djurgårdens IF
1953-1954: Djurgårdens IF
1952-1953: Södertälje SK
1950-1951: Hammarby IF
1949-1950: Djurgårdens IF
1947-1948: IK Göta
1946-1947: AIK
1945-1946: AIK
1944-1945: Hammarby IF
1943-1944: Södertälje SK
1942-1943: Hammarby IF
1941-1942: Hammarby IF

Division 1 is the third level league in Sweden.

Division 1 was the premier league in Sweden 1941-1975.

Between 1975 and 1999 Division 1 was the second league in Sweden.

Recent articlesShow all articles»

HockeyEttan announces division alignment (24 Apr 2015)
Player swings at own coach (26 Aug 2012)
Swedish Division 1 teams unite (19 Aug 2012)
Mike Danton signs with IFK Ore (30 Jul 2011)

Recent newsShow all news»

Västervik and Södertälje have secured promotion to HockeyAllsvenskan, the Swedish second league. Relegated to HockeyEttan were Asplöven and Sundsvall.

(31 Mar 2016)

Vita Hästen from Norrköping has won promotion from Division 1 to HockeyAllsvenskan, the second level of Swedish ice hockey.

Troja-Ljungby are relegated after losing the decising game 3-0 to Björklöven.

(06 Apr 2014)

Jonathan Ericsson of Detroit Red Wings is the first NHL lock-out player to sign with a team in Division 1, the Swedish third league. He will join Vita Hästen, the club he represented as a junior, October 17.

(07 Oct 2012)

Luleå Rebels HC in Swedish Division 1A are bankrupt. Luleå Rebels HC's games are removed from the standings and statistics. The players are free to move to other clubs.

(13 Oct 2011)

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Fast factsseason 2022-2023

Youngest player: Loke Krantz (16 years)
Oldest player: Conny Strömberg (47 years)
Shortest player: Anton Elenius (165 cm)
Tallest player: Joshua Karlsson (205 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (20), Czechia (6), Denmark (3), Estonia (2), Finland (32), Hungary (2), Italy (1), South Korea (2), Latvia (2), Norway (5), Poland (1), Romania (1), Russia (4), Switzerland (2), Slovakia (3), Sweden (1146), Ukraine (2), USA (12)

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