Elitserien 1995/96

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Master: Luleå HF
Relegated: Rögle BK
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The 1995/96 Elitserien season was the 21st season of the Swedish Elitserien . For the first time in the club's history, Luleå HF became Swedish champions , while Rögle BK was relegated to the second division.

Regular season

mode

First there was a main round with a home and away leg, in which each of the twelve teams played 22 games. Then the last two in the Allsvenskan had to compete against the best teams in the second division to stay in the league, while the other ten teams played a further 18 games (each game against every other opponent), with the results from previous matches being adopted . The eight best teams then qualified for the play-offs, while the playing time for the last two of the continuation round was over. Each team received two points for a win, one point for a draw and zero points for a defeat.

Main round

club Sp S. U N T GT Points
1. Luleå HF 22nd 15th 1 6th 88 59 31
2. Djurgårdens IF 22nd 11 4th 7th 75 59 26th
3. Västra Frölunda 22nd 11 4th 7th 71 56 26th
4th HV71 22nd 11 3 8th 91 72 25th
5. Malmö IF 22nd 10 5 7th 82 77 25th
6th Leksands IF 22nd 9 5 8th 63 61 23
7th Västerås IK 22nd 9 4th 9 80 86 22nd
8th MODO hockey 22nd 8th 4th 10 64 80 20th
9. Färjestad BK 22nd 8th 3 11 76 68 19th
10. AIK Solna 22nd 7th 4th 11 55 76 18th
11. Rögle BK 22nd 6th 5 11 55 80 17th
12. Brynäs IF 22nd 3 6th 13 60 86 12

Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = losses, OTS = overtime wins, OTN = overtime losses, SOS = penalty wins, SON = penalty losses

Continuation round

club Sp S. U N T GT Points
1. Luleå HF 40 22nd 6th 12 153 109 50
2. Västra Frölunda 40 20th 10 10 130 95 50
3. Färjestad BK 40 20th 6th 14th 150 117 46
4th HV71 40 18th 8th 14th 156 131 44
5. Djurgårdens IF 40 17th 9 14th 122 119 43
6th MODO hockey 40 15th 12 13 126 133 42
7th Leksands IF 40 15th 10 15th 123 117 40
8th. Malmö IF 40 15th 7th 18th 129 147 37
9. AIK Solna 40 11 11 18th 96 126 33
10. Västerås IK 40 12 6th 22nd 123 163 30th

Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = losses, OTS = overtime wins, OTN = overtime losses, SOS = penalty wins, SON = penalty losses

Play-offs

The quarter-finals and semi-finals as well as the final were played in the "Best-of-Five" mode.

Tournament tree

  Quarter finals Semifinals final
                           
  1 Luleå HF 3        
8th Malmö IF 2  
1 Luleå HF 3
  6th MODO hockey 1  
4th HV71 1
6th MODO hockey 3  
1 Luleå HF 3
  2 Västra Frölunda 1
3 Färjestad BK 3    
5 Djurgårdens IF 1  
3 Färjestad BK 2
  2 Västra Frölunda 3  
2 Västra Frölunda 3
  7th Leksands IF 2  

Swedish champion

Swedish champion


Luleå HF

Goalkeepers: Erik Granquist , Jarmo Myllys

Defenders: Roger Åkerström , Patrik Höglund , Stefan Jonsson , Torbjörn Lindberg , Jan Mertzig , Lars Modig , Petter Nilsson , Mattias Öhlund , John Wikström

Attackers: Joakim Backlund , Thomas Berglund , Anders Burström , Jakob Gunler , Tomas Holmström , Lars Hurtig , Fredrik Johansson , Jiří Kučera , Mikael Lindholm , Mikael Lövgren , Stefan Nilsson , Robert Nordberg , Johan Rosén , Johan Strömwall

Head coach: Lars Bergström

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