1984–85 Norwegian 2. Divisjon season

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The 1984-85 Norwegian 2. Divisjon season was contested by 10 teams and won by SK Forward, who earned promotion to the 1. Divisjon along with SK Djerv.

Regular season

Club GP W T L GF-GA Pts
1. SK Forward 18 15 0 3 111:62 30
2. SK Djerv 18 14 1 3 106:60 29
3. Lørenskog IK 18 10 2 6 124:91 22
4. Rosenborg IHK 18 11 0 7 98:86 22
5. Lambertseter IF 18 8 2 8 94:97 18
6. Siddis Hockey 18 7 2 9 73:93 16
7. Årvoll 18 7 1 10 94:100 15
8. SK Jarl 18 7 0 11 73:83 14
9. Bergen IK 18 4 1 13 82:135 9
10. Astor IK 18 2 1 15 75:122 5

2. Divisjon Qualification

Club GP W T L GF-GA Pts
1. Holmen Hockey 2 2 0 0 6:4 4
2. Bergen IK 2 1 0 1 8:6 2
3. Kongsvinger Knights 2 0 0 2 7:11 0

Kongsvinger declined promotion. Astor, who withdrew from the qualification series, was allowed to continue in the 2. Divisjon together with Holmen and Bergen.


Second-level Norwegian seasons
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