1995–96 Elitserien season

The Elitserien season 1995/96 was the 21st season of the Swedish Elitserien. Swedish Champion was ever the Luleå HF, while the Rögle BK relegation for the first time in their history in the second division.

  • 2.1 tournament tree
  • 2.2 Swedish Champion

Regular Season

Mode

First, a main round with return match took place, in which each of the twelve teams completed 22 games. Then the two last placed in the Allsvenskan had to compete for the league against the best teams in the second division, while the other ten teams for another 18 games (both outward and return leg against any other opponent ) completed, and the results were unchanged from the previous encounters. The top eight teams qualified for the play- offs then, during the season was over for the two last placed the continuation of round. For a win, each team was given two points, a draw there was a point and a defeat.

Main Round

Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = drawn, L = Loss, OTS = Overtime wins, OTN = Overtime defeat, SOS = Penalty victories, SON = Penalty defeat

Continued round

Sp = Matches, W = Wins, D = drawn, L = Loss, OTS = Overtime wins, OTN = Overtime defeat, SOS = Penalty victories, SON = Penalty defeat

Play-offs

The quarterfinals and semifinals, and the final were played in the mode " Best-of -Five".

Tournament tree

Swedish Champion

Goalkeepers: Erik Granquist, Jarmo Myllys

Defender: Roger Åkerström, Patrik Höglund, Stefan Jonsson, Torbjörn Lindberg Jan Mertzig, Lars Modig, Petter Nilsson, Mattias Öhlund, John Wikström

Attacker: Joakim Backlund, Thomas Berglund, Anders Burström, Jacob Gunler, Tomas Holmström, Lars Hurtig, Fredrik Johansson, Jiří Kučera, Mikael Lindholm, Mikael Lovgren, Stefan Nilsson, Robert Nordberg, Johan Rosén, Johan Strömwall

Head Coach: Lars Bergström

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