The combination Allsvenskan () and Elitserien () was earlier the highest level of bandy in Sweden contested annually between Swedish bandy clubs. The Allsvenskan was split into two regional divisions: the Allsvenskan Norra (north) and the Allsvenskan Södra (south), in which the teams played during the autumn. After the Christmas holiday the Allsvenskan was split into Elitserien (top four teams in each group) and Superallsvenskan (last four teams in each group). The season ended in March with a final on Studenternas IP like the Super Bowl.

Starting with the 2007–08 season, the league structure was remade. Allsvenskan became the name of the second highest level with the national Elitserien as the highest level.

Season structure Each division contained eight sides. Each team played the other teams in their division twice, one at home the other away. The teams finishing in the top four of each division qualified for the "Elitserien". Teams finishing 5th to 8th in their groups went into the Superallsvenskan.

Teams

The teams for the last season (2006–07) were the following:

Allsvenskan Norra Bollnäs GIF, Bollnäs Broberg/Söderhamn Bandy, Söderhamn Edsbyns IF, Edsbyn Falu BS, Falun Ljusdals BK, Ljusdal Sandvikens AIK, Sandviken IK Sirius, Uppsala Tillberga IK, Tillberga

Allsvenskan Södra BS BolticGöta, Karlstad Hammarby IF, Stockholm IFK Motala, Motala Vetlanda BK, Vetlanda Villa Lidköping BK, Lidköping IFK Vänersborg, Vänersborg Västerås SK, Västerås Örebro SK, Örebro

Teams by number of seasons SeasonsClub74Västerås SK67Sandvikens AIK62Edsbyns IF, Örebro SK56Nässjö IF55Bollnäs GIF, Broberg/Söderhamn Bandy53Katrineholms SK47IF Karlstad-Göta, IK Sirius46Ljusdals BK45Falu BS41Skutskärs IF40Villa Lidköping BK39Hammarby IF32Västanfors IF31BS BolticGöta, Slottsbrons IF, Vetlanda BK28IFK Motala26IFK Kungälv, Selånger SK23IFK Vänersborg22AIK, Tranås BoIS21Hälleforsnäs IF, Lesjöfors IF19Ale/Surte SK17Köpings IS, IFK Rättvik16Forsbacka IK15IK Huge13IFK Uppsala11IK Heros, Kalix/Nyborg BK, IF Vesta9IFK Askersund, Reymersholms IK8Djurgårdens IF7IFK Stockholm, SK Tirfing, Värmbols GoIF5BK Derby4Gripen/Trollhättan BK, Skoghalls IF3Filipstads IF, IK Göta, Karlsborgs BK, IK Sleipner, Sundbybergs IK, IF Verdandi2Eskilstuna BS, IFK Eskilstuna, Färjestads BK, Ludvika FFI, IK Mode, Sandslåns SK, IFK Strängnäs, IK Viljan, Västerås BK, Waggeryds IK1Alfta GIF, BK Borgia, Falu BK, Finspångs AIK, BK Forward, Grycksbo IF, Hallstahammars SK, Härnösands AIK, Linköpings AIK, Mälarhöjdens IK, Mjölby AI, IFK Norrköping, Nynäshamns IF, IF Rune, Råsunda IS, Söderköpings IS, Tillberga IK Bandy, Tranås AIF, IFK Växjö, IFK Åmål, Åtvidabergs BK

Top goalscorers Topscorers in the league excluding play-offs Season Player Team Goals 1930–31 Gunnar Hyttse Västerås SK 12 1931–32 Gunnar Hyttse Västerås SK 12 1932–33 Gunnar Hyttse Västerås SK 8 1933–34 Ejnar Ask IFK Uppsala 18 1934–35 Gunnar Hyttse Västerås SK 14 1935–36 Hjalmar Klarqvist Slottsbrons IF 11 1936–37 Henry Muhrén Skutskärs IF 5 1937–38 Harald Törnqvist Slottsborns IF 9 1940–39 Harald Jonsson Nässjö IF 6 1939–40 Sixten Jansson IF Vesta 13 1940–41 Jörgen Wasberg Örebro SK 14 1941–42 Jörgen Wasberg Örebro SK 16 1942–43 Ture Siljeholm IK Huge 13 1943–44 Pontus Widén Västerås SK 17 1944–45 Harald Törnqvist Slottsbrons IF 14 1945–46 Stig Johansson Sandvikens AIK 14 1946–47 Tage Magnusson Örebro SK 18 1947–48 Tage Magnusson Örebro SK 12 1948–49 Ejnar Ask Sandvikens AIK 12 1949–50 Pontus Widén Västerås SK 14 1950–51 Pontus Widén Västerås SK 10 Tage Magnusson Örebro SK 1951–52 Nils Bergström Nässjö IF 12 1952–53 Henry Muhrén Skutskärs IF 10 Tore Olsson IF Göta 1953–54 Sven-Erik Broberg Västanfors IF 12 1954–55 Arnold Bergström Nässjö IF 16 Nils Bergström Nässjö IF 1955–56 Lars Lööw Västanfors IF 12 1956–57 Sven-Erik Broberg IF Göta 13 1957–58 Nils Bergström Nässjö IF 13 1958–59 Sven-Erik Broberg Västerås SK 18 1959–60 Sven-Erik Broberg Västerås SK 15 1960–61 Ove Eidhagen IK Sirius 11 1961–62 Rolf Jonsson Edsbyns IF 14 1962–63 Åke Jansson Katrineholms SK 14 Göran Sedvall Brobergs IF 14 1963–64 Claes-Håkan Asklund Västerås SK 22 1964–65 Bernt Ericsson Falu BS 25 1965–66 Bernt Ericsson Falu BS 35 1966–67 Bernt Ericsson Falu BS 31 1967–68 Leif Wasberg Brobergs IF 26 1968–69 Lars Lööw Västanfors IF 24 1969–70 Kent Pettersson Hälleforsnäs IF 24 1970–71 Henry Fransson Katrineholms SK 25 1971–72 Lars Olsson Sandvikens AIK 41 1972–73 Bernt Ericsson Falu BS 41 1973–74 Bernt Ericsson Falu BS 33 1974–75 Sten-Olof Sandström Villa BK 27 1975–76 Lars Olsson Sandvikens AIK 34 1976–77 Lars Olsson Sandvikens AIK 38 1977–78 Lars Olsson Sandvikens AIK 39 1978–79 Pär Hedqvist Brobergs IF 43 1979–80 Lars Olsson Sandvikens AIK 43 1980–81 Mikael Arvidsson Villa BK 37 1981–82 Mikael Arvidsson Villa BK 40 1982–83 Mikael Arvidsson Villa BK 57 1983–84 Tord Amré Ljusdals BK 35 1984–85 Ingemar Aava Selånger SK 39 Pär Hedqvist Brobergs IF 39 1985–86 Kjell Kruse IF Boltic 48 1986–87 Patrick Johansson Vetlanda BK 37 1987–88 Hans Johansson Västerås SK 38 1988–89 Hans Johansson Västerås SK 38 1989–90 Kjell Kruse IF Boltic 35 1990–91 Hans Johansson Västerås SK 38 1991–92 Jonas Claesson Vetlanda BK 53 1992–93 Jonas Claesson Vetlanda BK 39 1993–94 Hans Johansson Västerås SK 40 1994–95 Jonas Claesson Vetlanda BK 56 1995–96 Jonas Claesson Vetlanda BK 58 1996–97 Jonas Claesson Vetlanda BK 44 Hans Åström Sandvikens AIK 44 1997–98 Jonas Claesson Hammarby IF 52 1998–99 Jonas Claesson Hammarby IF 62 1999–2000 Magnus Muhrén Sandvikens AIK 55 2000–01 Sergey Obukhov Falu BS 63 2001–02 Sergey Obukhov Falu BS 58 2002–03 Patrik Rönnqvist Edsbyns IF 50 2003–04 Sergey Obukhov Falu BS 47 2004–05 David Karlsson Hammarby IF 56 2005–06 David Karlsson Hammarby IF 40 2006–07 Patrik Nilsson Sandvikens AIK 70

Past seasons Allsvenskan 2005/06 Allsvenskan 2006/07

References

External links svenskbandy linkan.dyndyns

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