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The '''Swedish Women's Division 1''' is the second-level of women's ice hockey in [[Sweden]], below the [[Svenska damhockeyligan]]. | The '''Swedish Women's Division 1''' is the second-level of women's ice hockey in [[Sweden]], below the [[Svenska damhockeyligan]]. From 2015-16-2020-21, it was also been known as the '''Damettan''', and since 2021 its been called the '''Nationella Damhockeyligan'''. | ||
It was formerly the top-level competition in Sweden. After the creation of the [[Riksserien]] in 2008, Division 1 regional winners received the opportunity to qualify for the national final until the 2008-09 season. Since then, they have only been eligible for promotion to the top-level league. | It was formerly the top-level competition in Sweden. After the creation of the [[Riksserien]] in 2008, Division 1 regional winners received the opportunity to qualify for the national final until the 2008-09 season. Since then, they have only been eligible for promotion to the top-level league. | ||
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*2017-18: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Hammarby IF (East), IF Troja/Ljungby (South) | *2017-18: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Hammarby IF (East), IF Troja/Ljungby (South) | ||
*2018-19: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Karlskrona HK (South) | *2018-19: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Karlskrona HK (South) | ||
*2019-20: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Haninge HC (East), IF Malmö (South) | |||
*2020-21: ''season cancelled'' | |||
*2021-22: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), IF Malmö (South) | |||
*2022-23: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Frölunda HC (South) | |||
*2023-24: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), IF Malmö (South) | |||
==Seasons== | ==Seasons== | ||
*[[2007-08 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | *[[2007-08 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | ||
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*[[2017-18 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | *[[2017-18 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | ||
*[[2018-19 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | *[[2018-19 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | ||
*[[2019-20 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | |||
*[[2020-21 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | |||
*[[2021-22 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | |||
*[[2022-23 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | |||
*[[2023-24 Swedish Women's Division 1 season]] | |||
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[[Category:Women's ice hockey leagues]] | [[Category:Women's ice hockey leagues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:59, 20 July 2024
The Swedish Women's Division 1 is the second-level of women's ice hockey in Sweden, below the Svenska damhockeyligan. From 2015-16-2020-21, it was also been known as the Damettan, and since 2021 its been called the Nationella Damhockeyligan.
It was formerly the top-level competition in Sweden. After the creation of the Riksserien in 2008, Division 1 regional winners received the opportunity to qualify for the national final until the 2008-09 season. Since then, they have only been eligible for promotion to the top-level league.
Champions (since 2008)
- 2008-09: Munskund SSK (North), Västerås IK (West), Segeltorps IF II (East), Hanhals IF (South), Hanhals IF (Promotion round)
- 2009-10: Munksund SSK (North), Sandvikens IK (West), Ormsta (East), Växjö Lakers (South)
- 2010-11: MODO II (North), Hällefors IK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Växjö Lakers (South)
- 2011-12: MODO II (North), Sandvikens IK (West), Södertälje SK (East), HV71 (South), IF Sundsvall, HV71 (AllEttan)
- 2012-13: IF Sundsvall (North), Skåre BK (West), Almtuna IS (East), HC Vita Hästen (South), IF Sundsvall, Södertälje SK (AllEttan)
- 2013-14: MODO II (North), Sandvikens IK (West), Almtuna IS (East), HV71 (South), HV71, Stocksund DE (AllEttan)
- 2014-15: MODO II (North), Färjestad BK (West), Djurgårdens IF (East), HV71 (South)
- 2015-16: IF Björklöven (North), Färjestad BK (West), Haninge HC (East), Göteborg HC (South)
- 2016-17: IF Björklöven (North), Färjestad BK (West), Haninge HC (East), Göteborg HC (South)
- 2017-18: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Hammarby IF (East), IF Troja/Ljungby (South)
- 2018-19: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Karlskrona HK (South)
- 2019-20: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Haninge HC (East), IF Malmö (South)
- 2020-21: season cancelled
- 2021-22: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), IF Malmö (South)
- 2022-23: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), Frölunda HC (South)
- 2023-24: Skellefteå AIK (North), Färjestad BK (West), Södertälje SK (East), IF Malmö (South)
Seasons
- 2007-08 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2008-09 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2009-10 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2010-11 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2011-12 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2012-13 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2013-14 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2014-15 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2015-16 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2016-17 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2017-18 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2018-19 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2019-20 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2020-21 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2021-22 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2022-23 Swedish Women's Division 1 season
- 2023-24 Swedish Women's Division 1 season