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==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
*2023-24 Manglerud Star | |||
*2022-23 Ski IL | |||
*2021-22 Bergen IHK | |||
*2020-21 ''cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic'' | |||
*2019-20 Bergen IHK | |||
*2018-19 Lørenskog IK | |||
*2017-18 Kråkene IL Moss | |||
*2016-17 Tønsberg IHK | |||
*2015-16 Nidaros IK | *2015-16 Nidaros IK | ||
*2014-15 Astor IK | *2014-15 Astor IK | ||
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*1993-94 Lørenskog | *1993-94 Lørenskog | ||
*1992-93 Bergen | *1992-93 Bergen | ||
*1991-92 | *[[1991-92 Norwegian 2. Divisjon season|1991-92]] Sofiemyr | ||
*1990-91 Lørenskog | *[[1990-91 Norwegian 2. Divisjon season|1990-91]] Lørenskog | ||
*1989-80 Hasle/Løren IL | *1989-80 Hasle/Løren IL | ||
*1988-89 Bergen/Djerv | *1988-89 Bergen/Djerv | ||
Latest revision as of 21:43, 16 July 2024
| Norwegian 2.Division | |
| Sport | Ice hockey |
| Founded | 1990 (as third-tier) |
| No. of teams | 7 |
| Country(ies) |  Norway
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| Most recent champion(s) | Manglerud Star |
The Norwegian 2. Division is the third level of ice hockey in Norway. Prior to the 1990-91 season, it served as the second-level Norwegian league.
The second-tier league was known as the 1. Division from 1955-1962. In 1954-55, the second-tier competition was the District Championship. It was the 2. Division in 1953-54.
Champions
- 2023-24 Manglerud Star
- 2022-23 Ski IL
- 2021-22 Bergen IHK
- 2020-21 cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
- 2019-20 Bergen IHK
- 2018-19 Lørenskog IK
- 2017-18 Kråkene IL Moss
- 2016-17 Tønsberg IHK
- 2015-16 Nidaros IK
- 2014-15 Astor IK
- 2013-14 Haugesund Seagulls
- 2012-13 Kråkene IL Moss
- 2011-12 Prinsdal IK
- 2010-11 Oppsal IF
- 2009-10 Prinsdal IK
- 2008-09 Tonsberg IHK
- 2007-08 Jutul IL
- 2006-07 Jutul IL
- 2005-06 Jutul IL
- 2004-05 Rosenborg IHK
- 2003-04 Kongsvinger
- 2002-03 Furuset Oslo
- 2001-02 Stavanger
- 2000-01 Jutul IL
- 1999-00 Viking
- 1998-99 Ski
- 1997-98 Gruner
- 1996-97 Lillestrom
- 1995-96 Kongsvinger
- 1994-95 Lillestrom/Skedsmo
- 1993-94 Lørenskog
- 1992-93 Bergen
- 1991-92 Sofiemyr
- 1990-91 Lørenskog
- 1989-80 Hasle/Løren IL
- 1988-89 Bergen/Djerv
- 1987-88 Hasle/Løren IL
- 1986-87 Trondheim
- 1985-86 Djerv
- 1984-85 Forward
- 1983-84 Hasle/Løren IL
- 1982-83 Siddis
- 1981-82 Storhamar
- 1980-81 Lambertseter
- 1979-80 Sparta
- 1978-79 Djerv
- 1977-78 Viking
- 1976-77 Sparta
- 1975-76 Lambertseter
- 1974-75 Skeid
- 1973-74 Lørenskog
- 1972-73 Furuset
- 1971-72 Gamlebyen
- 1970-71 Furuset
- 1969-70 Isbjørnene
- 1968-69 Gruner
- 1967-68 Hasle/Løren IL
- 1966-67 Isbjørnene
- 1964-65 Gruner
- 1965-66 Jar IL (A), Rosenhoff IL (B)
- 1963-64 Kampørn
- 1962-63 Hasle
- 1961-62 Kampørn
- 1960-61 Sinsen
- 1959-60 Rosenhoff (A), Sagene (B)
- 1958-59 Progress (A)
- 1957-58 Furuset IF
- 1956-57 Løren (A), Sagene (B)
- 1955-56 Sinsen
- 1954-55 Vålerenga and Løren were promoted
- 1953-54 Gruner
External links
| Norwegian 2.Division seasons |
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