Elitserien 2009/10

This article deals with the 2009/10 season of the highest Swedish ice hockey league, for the 2009/10 season of the Elitserien in chess see Elitserien (chess) 2009/10 .

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Master:	HV71
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The 2009/10 season was the 35th season of the Swedish Elitserien . The preliminary round was played from September 21, 2009 to March 13, 2010. The play-offs began on March 18, 2010, the decisive final took place on April 24, 2010. Swedish champion 2009/10 was HV 71 Jönköping . As in the previous year, Södertälje SK and Rögle BK had to compete in the Kvalserien , a relegation round between the best four teams of the second-rate HockeyAllsvenskan and the last two of the Elite series . While Södertälje reached relegation, Rögle BK rose and was replaced by AIK Ishockey .

Attendees

	team	place	Hall	capacity
	Brynäs IF	Gävle	Läkerol Arena	8,265
	Djurgårdens IF	Stockholm	Hovet	8,300
	Frölunda HC	Gothenburg	Scandinavium	12,044
	Färjestad BK	Karlstad	Löfberg's Purple Arena	8,250
	HV 71 Jönköping	Jonkoping	Kinnarps Arena	7,038
	Linköpings HC	Linkoping	Cloetta Center	8,500
	Luleå HF	Luleå	Coop Arena	6,000
	MODO hockey	Örnsköldsvik	Fjallraven Center	7,600
	Rögle BK	Ängelholm	Lindab Arena	5,300
	Skellefteå AIK	Skellefteå	Skellefteå Kraft Arena	6.001
	Södertälje SK	Södertälje	AXA Sports Center	7,250
	Timrå IK	Timrå	E.ON Arena	6,000

Regular season

mode

The twelve teams of the Elitserien each played five games against each other. Six teams played 28 home games and 27 away games, while the other teams played 27 home games and 28 away games. A team that was allowed to play more home games this season had fewer home games in the next season, unless they were relegated.

Each team received three points for a win in regular time. In the event of a tie after regular time, extra time was played in which the winner receives two points and the loser one point. In the event of a tie after extra time, each team received one point. There were no points for a loss in regular time. The best eight teams of the preliminary round reach the play-off series, while the last two teams in the Kvalserien have to play against the best four teams of the second-rate HockeyAllsvenskan for their place in the league. For the clubs in places 9 and 10, the season ends after the preliminary round.

Closing table

	club	Sp	S.	OTS	U	OTN	N	Gates	Points
1.	HV71	55	25th	6th	5	3	16	188: 155	95
2.	Djurgårdens IF	55	26th	2	7th	3	17th	161: 130	92
3.	Linköpings HC	55	27	3	3	2	20th	163: 139	92
4th	Skellefteå AIK	55	26th	1	4th	4th	20th	146: 141	88
5.	Färjestad BK	55	25th	2	3	5	20th	132: 144	87
6th	Brynäs IF	55	20th	6th	11	1	17th	144: 124	84
7th	Frölunda HC	55	22nd	1	9	1	22nd	155: 156	78
8th.	Timrå IK	55	18th	3	8th	7th	19th	138: 150	75
9.	MODO hockey	55	16	7th	8th	4th	20th	161: 150	74
10.	Luleå HF	55	19th	4th	2	7th	23	139: 143	74
11.	Södertälje SK	55	14th	7th	4th	3	27	131: 176	63
12.	Rögle BK	55	13	4th	2	6th	30th	125: 175	55

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

Top scorer

Abbreviations: Sp = games, T = goals, V = assists , pts = points; Fat: best value

player	team	Sp	T	V	Pt
Mats Zuccarello	MODO hockey	55	23	41	64
Tony Mårtensson	Linköpings HC	55	19th	44	63
Johan Davidsson	HV71	55	12	46	58
David Petrasek	HV71	38	30th	21st	51
Marcus Nilson	Djurgårdens IF	53	24	27	51
Linus Klasen	Södertälje SK	51	19th	32	51
Jaroslav Hlinka	Linköpings HC	41	13	37	50
Magnus Johansson	Linköpings HC	52	8th	41	49
Eero Somervuori	Brynäs IF	55	19th	25th	44
Daniel Corso	Timrå IK	49	16	28	44

Play-offs

The play-offs are carried out in the "best of seven" mode.

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

1.

HV71

4th

8th.

Timrå IK

1

1.

HV71

4th

4th

Skellefteå AIK

1

4th

Skellefteå AIK

4th

5.

Färjestad BK

3

1

HV71

4th

2.

Djurgårdens IF

2

2.

Djurgårdens IF

4th

6th

Brynäs IF

1

2.

Djurgårdens IF

4th

3.

Linköpings HC

1

3.

Linköpings HC

4th

7th

Frölunda HC

3

Quarter finals

The quarter-finals took place from March 18-30, 2010.

			series	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th
HV71	-	Timrå IK	4: 1	3: 2 a.d.	3: 2 a.d.	3: 6	2-0	4: 2	-	-
Skellefteå AIK	-	Färjestad BK	4: 3	3: 2	2: 3 a.d.	4: 5 a.d.	3: 2 a.d.	2-0	1: 2	2: 1
Djurgårdens IF	-	Brynäs IF	4: 1	4: 3	1: 2 a.d.	4-0	2: 1	3: 2	-	-
Linköpings HC	-	Frölunda HC	4: 3	3: 4 a.d.	6: 2	1: 2 a.d.	3: 4	3: 2	3: 2	4: 2

Semifinals

The winners of the quarter-finals contested the semi-final series from April 1 to 8.

			series	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th
HV71	-	Skellefteå AIK	4: 1	2-0	3: 5	3: 2 a.d.	4: 1	-	-	-
Djurgårdens IF	-	Linköpings HC	4: 1	3: 1	3: 2 a.d.	0: 2	2: 1 a.d.	5: 1	-	-

final

The two winners of the semi-finals played for the Swedish championship from April 1st to 8th .

			series	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th
HV71	-	Djurgårdens IF	4: 2	3: 4	4: 3 a.d.	2: 1 a.d.	2: 3 a.d.	5: 4 a.d.	3: 2 a.d.	-

Swedish champion

Swedish champion HV71

Goalkeepers: Andreas Andersson , Stefan Liv Defenders: Adam Almqvist , Johan Björk , Daniel Grillfors , Per Gustafsson , Janne Niinimaa , David Petrasek , Pasi Puistola , Nichlas Torp , Lance Ward , Jesper Williamsson Attackers: Kris Beech , Johan Davidsson , Andreas Falk , Teemu Laine , Per Ledin , Johan Lindström , Johan Linnander , Björn Melin , Simon Önerud , André Petersson , Oscar Sundh , Mattias Tedenby , Martin Thörnberg , David Ullström , Jukka Voutilainen Head coach: Janne Karlsson

Awards

• Guldpucken (best Swedish player) - Magnus Johansson , Linköpings HC
• Guldhjälmen ( Most Valuable Player ) - Mats Zuccarello Aasen , MODO Hockey
• Honkens trofé (best goalkeeper) - Jacob Markström , Brynäs IF
• Håkan Loob Trophy (best goalscorer) - Jan Hlaváč , Linköpings HC
• Årets nykomling - Jacob Markström , Brynäs IF
• Salming Trophy (best defender) - Magnus Johansson , Linköpings HC
• Stefan Liv Memorial Trophy - Johan Davidsson , HV71
• Guldpipa (best referee) - Marcus Vinnerborg , Ljungby

Web links

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• The playing time at hockeyarchives.info (French)