Djurgårdens IF Hockey

Djurgården Hockey Hockey is the division of the Swedish sports club Djurgårdens Idrottsförening, which was founded in 1922 and was able to win 16 Swedish Championship title in its history.

History

1922 Hockey Section was established in Djurgårdens IF. For the team were only 6 players, but that was not unusual at that time. In the following years, you could strengthen your workforce and in 1926 they won for the first time the Swedish championship. After many players had finished her career in 1934, the Hockey section was shut down until further notice. Four years later, a new team was formed.

After 1950, one of the most successful periods of the club began. Of the eight championship titles, which were won by 1970, it won 1958-1963 six in direct succession. During this time, 8-9 players from the team in the Swedish national team. Then it took but was until the next championship won nearly 20 years. The launch failed in the newly established Elitserien and then rose Djurgårdens IF in 1976. A year later, the team was top notch again and came up even to the final, but where they lost against MoDo AIK.

The following period was characterized by a constant up and down. In addition to league titles in 1983, 1989, 1990 and 1991, there were seasons in which you could prevent nearly participation in the Kvalserien, which decided to remain in the top division. The most successful was the year 1990 when the team was winning the European Cup. A year later could this item with a 7:3 in the finals to defend against the Dusseldorf EC, although only one was second in the national championship.

At the beginning of the current century once again get two league titles, mainly due to a new game Stiles, who received the name Torpedo hockey.

Achievements

  • Swedish Champion: 1926, 1950, 1954, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2000, 2001
  • European Cup: 1990, 1991

Players and coaches

Coach

Locked jersey number

  • # 2 - Roland Stoltz
  • # 5 - Sven " Tumba " Johansson
  • # 11 - Jens Öhling
  • # 12 - Lasse Bjorn
  • # 22 - Hakan Sodergren
  • # 25 - Mikael Johansson
  • # 27 - Thomas Eriksson

Well-known former players

  • Sweden Jonathan Hedström
  • Sweden Anders Huusko
  • Sweden Erik Huusko
  • Sweden Patric Hörnqvist
  • Sweden Mikael Johansson
  • Sweden Sven " Tumba " Johansson
  • Sweden Thomas Johansson
  • Sweden Anders Kallur
  • Sweden Patric Kjellberg
  • Norway Espen Knutsen
  • Sweden Niklas Kronwall
  • Sweden Stig Larsson
  • Sweden Mikael Magnusson
  • Sweden Tommy Mörth
  • Sweden Mikael Tellqvist
  • Sweden Michael Thelvén
  • Canada José Théodore
  • Sweden Daniel Tjärnqvist
  • Sweden Mathias Tjärnqvist
  • Marty Turco Canada
  • Sweden Hans Tvilling
  • Sweden Stig Tvilling
  • Sweden January Viktorsson
  • Ossi Väänänen Finland
  • Sweden Mats Waltin
  • Sweden Jens Öhling
  • Sweden Jimme oil Vestad
  • Sweden Per Eklund
Swedish Hockey League Hovet Hardy Nilsson 2010–11 Elitserien season Sweden men's national ice hockey team Hans Mild Bert-Olov Nordlander Mikael Johansson (ice hockey, born 1966) Roland Stoltz (ice hockey b. 1931) Sven Tumba Thomas Eriksson (ice hockey) Rolf Ridderwall Per Eklund (ice hockey) HockeyAllsvenskan Almtuna IS BIK Karlskoga Karlskrona HK IK Oskarshamn IF Troja-Ljungby
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