List of Damallsvenskan top scorer queens

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Anna Anvegård is the reigning top scorer.

The Damallsvenskan top scorer list includes all of the top scorer in Damallsvenskan , the top division in Swedish women's football, since it was founded in 1988. The most successful players and clubs are named below. In the past 29 seasons, 18 players were able to secure the title of “Skyttedrottningar”.

The most successful player is Lena Videkull , who has been the top scorer five times. After Videkull, Anneli Andelén , Marta , Manon Melis and Victoria Sandell Svensson are the next most successful players with three titles each. First non-Swedish scorer was 1999 Polin Luiza Pendyk . Two players shared the title four times. In 2004, Marta and Laura Kalmari , two players from the same club, in this case Umeå IK , shared the title. Anja Mittag is the first and so far only German top scorer and Gaëlle Enganamouit is the first African top scorer.

The most successful club is FC Rosengård with twelve titles, eleven of them under the old names Malmö FF and LdB FC Malmö. The top scorer and her club have also been Swedish champions twelve times. Five times in the same year, the top scorer was also awarded the Diamantbollen award as Swedish footballer of the year.

Note : The list can be sorted: by clicking on a column header the list is sorted according to this column, clicking twice reverses the sorting. Any desired combination can be achieved by clicking two columns in a row.

List of top scorer queens

  • Season : States the season in which the player became the top scorer. Seasons in which two players shared the title of top scorer are marked in blue.
  • Nat. : Name the nationality of the player.
  • Name : Give the name of the player. Orange-marked players were awarded the Diamantbollen as football player of the year in Sweden.
  • Club : Name the club the player played for in the respective season. Clubs marked in green could also win the championship in the respective season .
  • Goals : The number of goals the player has scored during the season. The number in bold indicates the highest number of goals ever achieved.
Laura Österberg Kalmari
Marta
Lotta Schelin
season Surname Nat. society Gates
1988 Lena Videkull SwedenSweden Öxabäck / Mark IF 24
1989 Eleanor Hultin SwedenSweden Jitex BK 25th
1990 Lena Videkull SwedenSweden Malmö FF 21st
1991 Lena Videkull SwedenSweden Malmö FF 28
1992 Anneli Andelén SwedenSweden Öxabäck / Mark IF 26th
1993 Anneli Andelén SwedenSweden Öxabäck / Mark IF 29
1994 Anneli Andelén SwedenSweden Öxabäck / Mark IF 33
1995 Anneli Wahlgren SwedenSweden Balinge IF 27
1996 Lena Videkull SwedenSweden Malmö FF 23
1997 Lena Videkull SwedenSweden Malmö FF 22nd
1997 Anneli Wahlgren SwedenSweden Balinge IF 22nd
1998 Victoria Svensson SwedenSweden Älvsjö AIK 32
1999 Luiza Pendyk PolandPoland Malmö FF 29
2000 Luiza Pendyk PolandPoland Malmö FF 25th
2001 Victoria Svensson SwedenSweden Älvsjö AIK 34
2002 Hanna Ljungberg SwedenSweden Umeå IK 39
2003 Victoria Svensson SwedenSweden Djurgårdens IF / Älvsjö 23
2004 Laura Kalmari FinlandFinland Umeå IK 22nd
2004 Marta BrazilBrazil Umeå IK 22nd
2005 Therese Lundin SwedenSweden Malmö FF 22nd
2005 Marta BrazilBrazil Umeå IK 22nd
2006 Lotta Schelin SwedenSweden Kopparbergs / Gothenburg FC 21st
2007 Lotta Schelin SwedenSweden Kopparbergs / Gothenburg FC 25th
2008 Marta BrazilBrazil Umeå IK 23
2008 Manon Melis NetherlandsNetherlands LdB FC Malmö 23
2009 Linnea Liljegärd SwedenSweden Linköpings FC 22nd
2010 Manon Melis NetherlandsNetherlands LdB FC Malmö 25th
2011 Manon Melis NetherlandsNetherlands LdB FC Malmö 16
2011 Margrét Lára Viðarsdóttir IcelandIceland Kristianstads DFF 16
2012 Anja noon GermanyGermany LdB FC Malmö 21st
2013 Christians Press United StatesUnited States Tyresö FF 23
2014 Anja noon GermanyGermany FC Rosengård 21st
2015 Gaëlle Enganamouit CameroonCameroon Eskilstuna United 18th
2016 Pernille Harder DenmarkDenmark Linköpings FC 23
2017 Tabitha Chawinga MalawiMalawi Kvarnsvedens IK 26th
2018 Anja noon GermanyGermany FC Rosengård 17th
2019 Anna Anvegård GermanyGermany FC Rosengård / Växjö DFF 14th

Remarks

  1. She was the top scorer under her maiden name Svensson.

Individual evidence

  1. svenskfotboll.se: Allsvenska skyttedrottningar 1982-
  2. svenskfotboll.se: Diamantbollen
  3. svenskfotboll.se: Svenska mästarinnor & publiksnitt 1973- ( Memento of the original from April 20, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / svenskfotboll.se