Information and History about IHL Sweden

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IHL was the first Swedish InLineHockeyleague ever.
The league was founded in april 1997. The first year there was 28 senior teams participating. Some famous teams from that year were, 
The Dream Team, KBA Kings, Aspen Demons, Lerum Jedis and Nittorp. Most of the players have there roots in icehockey.

We started this site as an information site for the players. After 10 years it is still an informtion site and mayby not so fancy. You will find if you search a great number of pictures and a lot of informtions around InLineHockey, but unfortionally most of the sites are in Swedish.

The largest number of teams in IHL was in 1998, 98 teams participated this year. 

Founder of IHL was Claes Olsson, Aspen Demons 
and Bosse Qvist, Varberg Inline HC.

Claes move to USA 1999, and I Bosse, is still working with IHL and webbmaster of this site.

Our goal has always been simple, we strive not only to be 
competitively friendly while competing, but also friends outside the rink.

It is important here that we have a corresponding amount to communicate via our messageboard.

We hope that all agree on the above and wish you all a warm welcome back to our site, and if you are a player, to next season (Series ).  
And we still think that InLineHockey is the greatest game in The World

2006

NOR IK Tigers Swedish Champions 2006
Sweden in second place in IIHF World Championship
 

Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2006: Vesterbro Starz

 

2005

Charlstown Force Swedish Champions and IHL Champions 2005
Sweden  IIHF World Champions
 

Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2005: BTD (Bite the dust)

2004

Sweden in third place in IIHF World Championship
 

Charlstown Force Swedish Champions and IHL Champions 2004

Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2004: Jokers
 

2003

Resport Stars Swedish Champions and IHL Champions 2003
Sweden in second place in IIHF World Championship




Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2003: Malmö Kryptonics

 

2002

Resport Stars Swedish Champions and IHL Champions 2002
Sweden  IIHF World Champions
 

Vinterseason  
Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2002: Jokers

Info about IHL VinterNationals here Swedish

Spring/summer 2002

More info here

2001

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Vinterseason  
Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2001: Jokers

 
More info here. (in Swedish)

 

Spring/summer 

IHL Champions 2001: Gothenburg Revulotion

Following teams participate this season in div 1: Göteborg Revolution, Aspen Demons, Varberg IHC, Team Sportia Strömstad, Duffy IHC, Eastern Clinics, CSKA KBA and Landvetter Jets. More info about season 2001 here

2000

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Vinterseason  
Vinternationals 99/00. 18 teams participated during october to february. The tournament was held at The Cave in Varberg and at Inlinecenter in Gothenburg.  

Winner of IHL VinterNationals 2000: Aspen Demons

Spring/summer 
This year the following teams was playing in the highest divison: Charlestown Force, Resport Stars, Pro Steel, (Karlstad) Örebro HC, Göteborg Revolution, Aspen Demons, Team Mission (Gothenburg) and Intersport Tourists (Malmoe).

IHL Champions 2000:Charlestown Force

Swedish Champions:

Stockholm Capitals

 

More info about season 2000 (in Swedish)

1999

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Vinterseason 99

Vinternationals 98/99.11 teams participated during the october to february. The tournament was held at The Cave in Varberg.  

Winner of IHL VinterNationals 1999: Aspen Demons


Spring/summer 

The series 99 included 53 senior teams. A new name on the highest serie was The SuperOne serie, the serie included Swedish Champion Charlestown Force from Karlstad. This year IHL have 5 different series.

 IHL Champions 1999:Charlestown Force  

Swedish Champions:

Stockholm Capitals

 

More info about season 1999.

1998

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Vinterseason  
Winternationals 97/98. 12 teams participated during the october to february. The tournament was held at InlineCenter in Gothenburg.  

Winner of IHL WinterNationals 1998: Aspen Demons


Spring/summer 
During  1998 IHL have three different divisions. 
division 1  :the best team from IHL 97. 
division 2 All new teams around Gothenburg area
  Skane serien All teams from south of Sweden. Malmoe area.
98 teams participate 47 seniors and  51 youth team

IHL Champions 1998: Stingrays 
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Swedish Champions: Charlestown Force

More info(in Swedish) about season 1998.

 

 

1997 

 

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Nittorp IK 
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Swedish Champions: Stockholm Capitals

Facilites for playing during the winterseason here

and here

If you want to get in touch with our teams visit our link site and here or email us info@ihl.org. You also can watch a our Swedish site there you will found many pictures from different tournament and series.

IHL thank you for watching this site and
Welcome you back again.