J20 SuperElit

League status: Active
Youth league: yes, U20
Administered by: The Swedish Ice Hockey Association
Head manager: Lars G Karlsson
Year of start: 1995
WWW: http://stats.swehockey.se/

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29 Jun 2016 \|	Filip Ahl (F)	HV71	Regina Pats
29 Jun 2016 \|	Kevin Karlsson (D)	Linköping HC	Tyringe SoSS
29 Jun 2016 \|	Jonas Moëll-Lindgren (G)	Mora IK	Haninge Anchors HC
27 Jun 2016 \|	Christoffer Karlsen (F)	HV71	Tri City Storm

League leaders | season 2015-2016 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Lias Andersson	C	HV71	37	24	35	59	91	17
2.	Jesper Boqvist	C	Brynäs IF	38	23	35	58	8	23
3.	Linus Weissbach	LW	Frölunda HC	44	17	31	48	34	19
4.	Henrik Eriksson	C	Mora IK	43	19	28	47	12	-8
5.	Isac Skedung	C	Leksands IF	37	28	18	46	18	20
6.	Tim Wahlgren	C	MODO Hockey	39	20	25	45	55	13
7.	Linus Lindström	C	Skellefteå AIK	40	14	30	44	28	9
8.	Johan Lindholm	C	MODO Hockey	44	22	21	43	18	5
9.	Anton Toolanen	LW	Luleå Hockey	41	16	27	43	43	13
10.	Rickard Hugg	C	Leksands IF	42	13	30	43	2	20
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In the autumn there are two groups (north and south). The top 5 teams of each group form a new Top-10 division. The remaining teams continue with a combined north/south division.

All 10 teams from the Top-10 division and the 6 best teams of the other division qualify for the playoffs.

Two overaged skaters and one goalie are allowed per game in the regular season. In the playoffs no overaged players are allowed.

Clubs with senior teams in SHL can't be relegated.

from 1995 to 2020: J20 SuperElit
from 2020 to present: J20 Nationell

2023-2024: Skellefteå AIK
2022-2023: Rögle BK
2021-2022: Linköping HC
2018-2019: MODO Hockey
2017-2018: HV71
2016-2017: MODO Hockey
2015-2016: Djurgårdens IF
2014-2015: Djurgårdens IF
2013-2014: HV71
2012-2013: HV71
2011-2012: Linköping HC
2010-2011: Frölunda HC
2009-2010: Leksands IF
2008-2009: Brynäs IF
2007-2008: Frölunda HC
2006-2007: Frölunda HC
2005-2006: Linköping HC
2004-2005: Frölunda HC
2003-2004: MODO Hockey
2002-2003: Västra Frölunda HC
2001-2002: Västra Frölunda HC
2000-2001: Västra Frölunda HC
1999-2000: Västra Frölunda HC
1998-1999: Färjestad BK
1997-1998: Malmö IF
1996-1997: HV71
1995-1996: HV71
1994-1995: Västra Frölunda HC

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Recent newsShow all news»

The Swedish Ice Hockey Federation´s executive committee decided yesterday to pause league games for J20 National and J18 Regional due to increased spread of covid-19.

The decision applies from November 11 and at least until the turn of the year.

(11 Nov 2020)

The group stage of the JCWC in Yekaterinburg ended today. The quarter finals will be played on Thursday: Avto Yekaterinburg - MODO Hockey, Red Army Moscow - Jokerit, HC Davos - HC Ocelari Trinec and Snow Leopards Astana - HK Riga.

(22 Aug 2017)

The semifinals and finals of the Swedish U16, J18 and J20 championships will be played in Stora Hallen, Nyköping March 24-28 2016.

(12 Nov 2015)

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