Kvalserien (Hockeyettan)

Kvalserien (Hockeyettan)
Current season, competition or edition:; 2014 Hockeyettan Kvalserien
Sport	Ice hockey
Founded	1975
No. of teams	26
Country	Sweden
Promotion to	Hockeyettan
Relegation to	Division 2
Official website	swehockey.se

Kvalserien, also known as Kvalserien till Hockeyettan, is the Swedish round-robin ice hockey tournament to qualify for participation in the next season of Hockeyettan (formerly named Division 1 until 2014), Sweden's third highest ice hockey league for men.

Winners 2006–2014

Division 1A

2014: Kovlands IshF
2013: Kalix UHC
2012: Kalix UHC
2011: Kalix UHC, Luleå Rebels HC
2010: Clemensnäs HC, Luleå Rebels HC
2009: Luleå Rebels HC, Lycksele SK
2008: no Kvalserien played
2007: Bodens HF
2006: no Kvalserien played

Division 1B

2014: Part of Division 1A
2013: Brunflo IK
2012: Brunflo IK, Kramfors-Alliansen
2011: AIK Härnösand, Ånge IK
2010: Örnsköldsviks SK, Kramfors-Alliansen
2009: Njurunda SK, Örnsköldsviks SK
2008: Näldens HF, KB 65
2007: Kramfors-Alliansen
2006: Örnsköldsviks SK, Järpens IF

Division 1C

2014: Falu IF, IFK Arboga IK
2013: Gnesta IK, Skedvi/Säter IF
2012: Valbo HC, Surahammars IF
2011: Falu IF, Söderhamn/Ljusne
2010: IFK Ore, Falu IF
2009: Hedemora SK, Järfälla HC
2008: Bålsta HC, Hedemora SK
2007: Falu IF, Uppsala HC
2006: Surahammars IF, Hudiksvalls HC

Division 1D

2014: Värmdö HC, Haninge Anchors HC
2013: Bajen Fans IF, Nacka HK
2012: Botkyrka HC, Väsby IK HK
2011: Värmdö HC, Åkers IF
2010: Nacka HK, Järfälla HC
2009: Nynäshamns IF, IF Vallentuna BK
2008: Wings HC Arlanda, Visby/Roma HK
2007: Trångsunds IF, Skå IF
2006: Nacka HK, Trångsunds IF

Division 1E

2014: HC Dalen, Forshaga IF
2013: Grästorps IK, Forshaga IF
2012: Grästorps IK, Västerviks IK
2011: Vimmerby HC, Sunne IK
2010: Mjölby HC, Grästorps IK
2009: Sunne IK, IFK Munkfors
2008: Ulricehamns IF, Mjölby HC
2007: Hammarö HC, IFK Munkfors
2006: Lindlövens IF, Kungälvs IK

Division 1F

2014: IK Pantern, Nybro Vikings IF
2013: Borås HC, Nittorps IK
2012: Kungälvs IK, IK Pantern
2011: Helsingborgs HC, Kallinge-Ronneby
2010: Kungälvs IK, Mörrums GoIS IK
2009: Halmstad HF, Mörrums GoIS IK
2008: Karlskrona HK, Västerviks IK
2007: Göteborgs IK, Ulricehamns IF
2006: Tyringe SoSS, Helsingborgs HC

Winners 2015–present

Hockeyettan North

2015: TBD

Hockeyettan South

2015: TBD

Hockeyettan East

2015: TBD

Hockeyettan West

2015: TBD

References

External links

stats.swehockey.se – Official statistics for ice hockey in Sweden

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.