Svenska Superligan

Svenska Superligan

sport	Floorball
abbreviation	SSL
Association	Svenska Innebandyförbundet
League foundation	1995
Teams	14th
Country countries	Sweden
Website	www.ssl.se

Svenska Superligan is the top division in Swedish floorball for men and women. For the 2008/2009 season, the number of teams has increased from 12 to 14.

history

The Svenska Superligan was founded in 1995 under the name Elitserien, which replaced Division 1 as the top division in Sweden. Up to and including the 1998/99 season, the league was divided into a north and a south group, before a single-track top division emerged in 1999/2000. For the 2007/08 season the league was renamed Svenska Superligan and the following year it was decided to increase from 12 to 14 teams.

mode

The season starts with the normal league, where all teams compete against each other twice. A conference system has been in place since the 2016/17 season , whereby the northernmost and southernmost seven teams still play against each other before the second leg. Thus 32 games are played per season. Then the eight best teams in the league play the play-offs (best-of-5). Only the final is a single play-off that will be played in the Stockholm Globe Arena . In addition to the championship, a cup, the league cup, is also played.

Clubs 2018/19

Men's

• IBK Dalen
• IBF Falun
• Helsingborg FC
• Höllvikens IBF
• IBF Örebro
• Linköping IBK
• Mullsjö AIS
• Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
• IK Sirius IBK
• Storvreta IBK
• Växjö IBK
• Jönköpings IK
• Lindås Rasta IBK
• FBC Kalmarsund

Ladies

• IBK Dalen
• Endre IF
• IKSU
• KAIS Mora IF
• Karlstad IBF
• Malmo FBC
• Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
• Västerås Rönnby IBK
• Jönköpings IK
• Täby FC IBK
• IK Sirius IBK
• Warberg IC
• IBK Gothenburg
• Örnsköldsvik IB

master

1983 - Kolarbyns IB 1984 - Tomasgårdens IF 1985 - Kolarbyns IB 1986 - Norrstrands IF 1987 - IBK Lockerud 1988 - IBK Lockerud 1989 - Kolarbyn / Fagersta IF 1990 - IBK Lockerud 1991 - IBK Lockerud 1992 - IBK Lockerud 1993 - Balrog IK 1994 - Fornudden IB 1995 - Kista IBK 1996 - Balrog IK 1997 - Fornudden IB 1998 - Warberg IC 1999 - Haninge IBK

2000 - Haninge IBK 2001 - Haninge IBK 2002 - Pixbo Wallenstam IBK 2003 - Pixbo Wallenstam IBK 2004 - Balrog IK 2005 - Warberg IC 2006 - AIK 2007 - Warberg IC 2008 - Warberg IC 2009 - AIK 2010 - Storvreta IBK 2011 - Storvreta IBK 2012 - Storvreta IBK 2013 - IBF Falun 2014 - IBF Falun 2015 - IBF Falun 2016 - Storvreta IBK 2017 - IBF Falun 2018 - Storvreta IBK 2019 - Storvreta IBK

Records

• Most goals in a game:
  • 13-12 (25 goals) Helsingborg FC - Balrog IK 2008/2009
• Biggest Victory:
  • 21-1 (20 goals difference) Jönköpings IK - Christianstad IBS 1990/1991
• Fastest goal:
  • 3 seconds Martin Myrberg , Umeå IBK against Örnsköldsviks SK 1990/1991
• Fastest hat trick:
  • 1 minute, 7 seconds Martin Olofsson , Örnsköldsviks SK versus Balrog IK 2000/2001
• Most goals by a player in a game:
  • 8 Dan Lundqvist , Sjöstad IF versus Järfälla IBK 2000/2001
  • 8 Alexander Galante Carlström , Falun Caperiotäby IBF versus Järfälla IBK 2012/2013
• Most assists by a player in a game:
  • 9 Mika Koho
  • nen , Balrog IK against Jönköpings IK 2000/2001
• Most scorer points (goals + assists) of a player in a game:
  • 11 (6 + 5), Martin Olofsson, Örnsköldsviks SK versus Fornuddens IBK 2000/2001
  • 11 (2 + 9), Mika Kohonen , Balrog IK versus Jönköpings IK 2000/2001
• Most goals by a player in a season:
  • 60 , Johan Andersson , Jönköpings IK 2003/2004
• Most assists by a player in a game:
  • 68 , Mika Kohonen , Balrog IK 2000/2001
• Most scorer points of a player in a season:
  • 107 , Mika Kohonen , Balrog IK 2000/2001
• Most spectators in a game (regular season):
  • 9.487 , Pixbo Wallenstam IBK - Caperiotäby FC 2009/2010
• Most spectators in a game (superfinal):
  • 14.656 , AIK - Warberg IC 2004/2005

Premier Floorball League

The Premier Floorball League (PFL) is a newly planned Swedish league that is scheduled to start operations in September 2019. The origin of this planned competition league is a conflict between the Swedish Federation (SIBF) and the FSSL, a community that represents the interests of the clubs. The latter demands that the marketing rights for the SSL be transferred to an independent organization in order to make it more attractive. However, the Swedish Association refused.

The future and the impact of this league on international floorball are still uncertain. It is also assumed, for example, that players who play in the PFL will be excluded from a nomination for the national team.

League decisions for the 2019/2020 season

PFL gentlemen

• Lindås Rasta IBK
• Storvreta IBK
• IBF Falun
• IBF Örebro
• Jönköpings IK
• Höllvikens IBF
• IBK Dalen
• Mullsjö AIS
• IK Sirius IBK
• Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
• FBC Kalmarsund
• Linköping IBK

PFL women

• IK Sirius IBK
• Täby FC IBK
• Pixbo Wallenstam IBK
• Malmo FBC
• IBK Dalen
• Karlstad IBF
• Örnsköldsvik IB
• Warberg IC
• IBK Gothenburg
• Jönköpings IK

SSL gentlemen

• Växjö IBK
• Helsingborg FC

SSL ladies

• IKSU

Not yet determined

• Västerås Rönnby
• Endre IF
• KAIS Mora

Web links

• Swedish Floorball Federation (Swedish)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} statistics och record, herrar elit. In: innebandy.se. Svenska innebandyförbundet, accessed July 8, 2016 (Swedish). 
2. ↑ ^{a b} Public record, basic series. In: innebandy.se. Svenska innebandyförbundet, accessed July 8, 2016 (Swedish). 
3. ↑ Etienne Güngerich: Will there be a revolution? In: Unihockey.ch. February 15, 2019, accessed February 16, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Participants of the new Premier Floorball League have been determined - Floorballmag. Retrieved on February 16, 2019 (German). 
5. ↑ Anne-Jan Hempenius: The SSL drama briefly Summarized - Floorball Today. Retrieved February 16, 2019 (American English).