Huddinge IK

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Huddinge IK
Huddinge IK
Greatest successes
Club information
history Huddinge IF (1946–1950)
Huddinge IK (since 1950)
Location Huddinge , Sweden
Club colors blue White Red
league Hockeyettan
Venue Björkängshallen
capacity 2,500 seats (including 729 seats)
Head coach Tomas Berg
2017/18 1st place (group east)
4th place (ascent round to Allsvenskan)

The Huddinge IK is a Swedish ice hockey team from the Stockholm suburb of Huddinge , which in 2011/12 season in the third-rate Hockeyettan plays. The club plays its home games in Björkängshallen .

In addition to the ice hockey department, the club has also operated a floorball department since the early 1990s . The women's team rose in 2008 from Division I to the top division, the floorball elite series .

history

The Huddinge IF ice hockey department was founded in 1946. In January 1950, this split off from the parent club and was henceforth called Huddinge IK . Initially, the club's first team played on a regional level in the Stockholm series before being promoted to third-class Division III in 1955. The club belonged to this division until 1966, when it was promoted to the then second division, Division II. From 1975 to 1999 Division I was the second highest league, which has been called HockeyAllsvenskan since 1999 .

In 1978, 1979, 1986 and 1993 the club took part in the Kvalserien , the qualifying round for the Elitserien , but could never achieve promotion. In the 1989 play-offs, a game against Timrå IK was only decided in the third extra time. At the time it was the longest ice hockey game ever played in Sweden. It still ranks among the top 10 longest games in Sweden.

During the last attempt at promotion, in 1993, the Huddinge IK moved for the home game against local rivals AIK Ishockey in the Globes and set a new attendance record of 12,487 visitors. Huddinge also won the game 5: 3. A month later the second leg was played, which ended in a 3-3 draw and attracted 13,124 spectators. These two games went down in the history of Swedish ice hockey because of their high attendance numbers as they set the attendance records for games outside the Elitserien.

At the end of the 1999/2000 season, the club was relegated to the third-class Division I, but managed to return to the Allsvenskan a year later (without losing points in the promotion games). In the following years, the team occupied mostly back places in the Allsvenskan, before relegation to Division I again in 2005. Again, the direct rise succeeded, but since then the club denies the relegation round every year. At the end of the 2007/08 season, the club did not manage to stay up in the relegation series at first, but received the license for HockeyAllsvenskan in the summer of 2008, because Nyköpings Hockey had to be relegated . At the end of the 2008/09 season, the club was relegated to Division I. Since then he has been playing in the third division now called hockeyettan .

Player and coach

Trainer

  • 1946/47 Wilhelm Wallenkampf
  • 1956/57 Claes Nordin
  • 1963 - 1972 Bengt Nilsson
  • 1972/73 Rune Lindh
  • 1973/74 Bengt Nilsson; Tommy Lundqvist
  • 1974 - 1976 Eilert Mättää
  • 1976/77 Uffe Johansson; Hans-Åke Karlsson
  • 1977 - 1980 Curre Lindström
  • 1980/81 Lasse Falk; Ulf Johansson
  • 1981/82 Tommy Tomth; Ulf Johansson
  • 1982-1984 Tommy Tomth; Bo Andersson
  • 1984/85 Ingvar Carlsson; Bo Andersson
  • 1985/86 Lars-Gunnar Jansson; Let Falk
  • 1986/87 Lennart Wiman; Let Falk
  • 1987 - 1989 Lennart Wiman; Mats Jonsson
  • 1989/90 Bjorn Ferber; Mats Jonsson
  • 1990 - 1992 John Peterson Mats Jonsson
  • 1992/93 Ingvar Carlsson; Lennart Wiman
  • 1993/94 Ingvar Carlsson; Stefan Jonasson
  • 1994/95 Kent Johansson; Stefan Jonasson
  • 1995 - 1997 Lars-Gunnar Jansson; Stefan Jonasson
  • 1997 - 2000 Lasse Falk; Stefan Jonasson
  • 2000/01 Jan-Åke Tiensuu; Mikael Hollner
  • 2001 - 2004 Tommy Tomth; Bengt Olsson
  • 2004/05 Stefan Jonasson; Erik Ahlström
  • 2005 - 2007 Mikael Johansson; Bengt Olsson
  • 2007/08 Gustav Ström; Tomas Berg
  • 2008 - 2010 Tomas Berg; Per Lundström
  • 2010/11 Fredrik Mälberg, Mats Tiger, Tobias Tschöp

Team captains

  • 1971/72 Tommy Lundqvist
  • 1973 - 1975 Leif Odefjärd
  • 1975 - 1978 Leif Blomberg
  • 1978/79 days of Thomsson
  • 1979/80 Jimmy Haglund
  • 1980/81 Lennart Wiman
  • 1981 - 1983 Johan Montell
  • 1983 - 1985 Bobo Simensen
  • 1985/86 Jan Carlsson
  • 1986 - 1988 Ola Andersson
  • 1988 - 1992 Stefan Jonaason
  • 1992/93 Jan Mertzig
  • 1993/94 Tommie Johansson
  • 1994/95 Nichlas Falk
  • 1995/96 Stefan Olsson
  • 1996/97 Tomas Berg
  • 1997/98 Jerry Friman
  • 1998/99 Robert Edholm
  • 1999/00 Gustav Ström
  • 2000/01 Tomas Berg
  • 2001/02 Fredrik Lundin
  • 2002/03 Fredrik Lundin; Daniel Karlsson
  • 2003 - 2005 Jonas Rådlund
  • 2005 - 2007 differently Adler
  • 2007/08 Daniel Karlunden

Well-known former players

Goalkeeper of the Huddinge IK, 2008

The Huddinge IK club is known as a “talent factory” in the Stockholm area, whose junior players celebrate successes in higher leagues with other clubs in the region. These players include Michael Nylander , Jan Mertzig and Mattias Norström .

Top scorer

The following table contains all the club's players who have played at least 250 games for the club (as of 2006; G = goalkeeper).

player Seasons Games Gates Assists Points
Jonas Rådlund 12 528 112 168 280
Stefan Jonasson 14th 493 177 245 422
Tommie Johansson 13 466 68 133 201
Kent Johansson 13 401 273 280 553
Jonas Rådlund 9 374 98 114 212
Dan Pettersson 10 337 172 181 353
Leif Andersson 13 328 89 70 159
Roland Nyman 10 327 160 163 323
Anders Karlsson (G) 11 321 0 2 2
Dan Svahn 10 317 93 81 174
Lennart Wiman 13 315 137 117 254
Roger Hellgren 9 311 43 55 98
Rolf Wanhainen (G) 7th 267 0 0 0
Ola Andersson 9 258 190 135 325
Ola Möllerstedt 8th 256 20th 59 79

Home ground

Initially, the club used an ice rink in Sjödalsparken before the Huddinge Ishockeybana was opened in 1952 . More than 1200 spectators came to this ice rink for a regional promotion game in 1952. In 1967 the club moved to the Björkängens artificial ice rink , which was roofed over in 1978 and has since been called Björkängshallen . The opening game against Linköpings HC ended 6-0.

Individual home games of the club are played in the Johanneshovs Isstadion , in the Scaniarinken or in the Ericsson Globe , especially if a large number of spectators are expected.

Floorball

In 1996 the women's floorball department was founded. From 1998 a first women's team took part in Division IV and established itself in this division. In spring 2001 this team should be dissolved, but then the club got the request to take over the Division II team of LM Ericsson . After the integration of this team in the Huddinge IK, they first played on in Division II, before they achieved promotion to Division I against the Visby IBK in 2004 . In Division I, the team established itself quite quickly, so that at the end of the 2007/08 season, the Kvalserien for promotion to the Elitserien was achieved. There the women met the first division club from Skellefteå and the second division club from Västerås . Both clubs were defeated by the Huddinge IK , so that the women's team rose to the top division.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.huddingehockey.com/historia/tranare.asp ( Memento from July 12, 2011 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ↑ http://www.huddingehockey.com/historia/match.asp ( Memento from August 26, 2011 in the Internet Archive )

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