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2023–24 EliteHockey Ligaen season

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2023–24 EliteHockey Ligaen season
League Flag of Norway EliteHockey Ligaen
Sport Ice hockey
Duration 15 September 2023 – 27 April 2024
Number of games 225 (Regular Season)
Number of teams 10
TV partner(s) TV 2 Sport
Regular season
League champions Storhamar (9th title)
  Runners-up Stavanger Oilers
Top scorer Peter Quenneville (33 Goals)
Playoffs
Norwegian champions Storhamar (8th title)
  Norwegian runners-up Vålerenga

The 2023–24 EliteHockey Ligaen is the 85th season of Norway's premier ice hockey league, Eliteserien.

Participating teams[]

Team City Arena Capacity
Comet Halden Halden Halden Ishall 1,200
Frisk Asker Asker Varner Arena 3,805
Lillehammer IK Lillehammer Eidsiva Arena 3,197
Lørenskog Lørenskog Lørenskog Ishall 1,350
Ringerike Panthers Hønefoss Schjongshallen 1,500
Sparta Sarpsborg Sarpsborg Sparta Amfi 3,450
Stavanger Oilers Stavanger DNB Arena 4,377
Stjernen Fredrikstad Stjernehallen 2,473
Storhamar Hamar CC Amfi 7,000
Vålerenga Oslo Nye Jordal Amfi 5,300

Regular season[]

Standings[]

Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Storhamar 45 33 9 0 3 209 76 +133 117 Qualification to EliteHockey Ligaen Play-offs
2 Stavanger Oilers 45 31 1 5 8 165 92 +73 100
3 Vålerenga 45 31 2 2 10 190 121 +69 99
4 Sparta Sarpsborg 45 24 7 2 12 172 108 +64 88
5 Frisk Asker 45 23 2 5 15 167 129 +38 78
6 Stjernen 45 19 5 2 19 155 147 +8 69
7 Lillehammer 45 14 2 5 24 128 152 −24 51
8 Lørenskog IK 45 8 3 5 29 110 200 −90 35
9 Ringerike Panthers (R) 45 5 1 8 31 90 190 −100 25 Relegation round
10 Comet Halden 45 3 2 0 40 80 251 −171 13
Source: https://www.hockey.no/live/Standings?date=27.03.2024
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points.
(R) Relegated.

Regular Season Stats[]

The following players led the league at the end of the regular season ended on April 9, 2024.[1]

Player Team GP G A Pts +/– PIM
Quenneville, PeterPeter Quenneville Storhamar 43 33 39 72 +36 8
Thoresen, PatrickPatrick Thoresen Storhamar 45 22 42 64 +47 18
Jacobsson, KristianKristian Jacobsson Sparta Sarpsborg 45 18 44 62 +23 14
Partanen, MikaMika Partanen Vålerenga 45 25 34 58 +25 18
Cangelosi, AustinAustin Cangelosi Stjernen 40 27 31 52 +9 12
Piccinich, J.J.J.J. Piccinich Stjernen 42 20 35 55 +13 12
Trettenes, MathiasMathias Trettenes Stavanger Oilers 41 17 37 54 +23 14
Kissel, DanDan Kissel Stavanger Oilers 45 25 28 53 +25 25
Lindström, TobiasTobias Lindström Frisk Asker 45 23 29 52 +19 26
Olimb, MathisMathis Olimb Vålerenga 45 13 34 47 +33 34

Leading goaltenders[]

The following goaltenders led the league in regular season goals against average at the end of the regular season ended on April 9, 2024, while playing at least 1,860 minutes.[2]

Player Team GP W L GA SO SV% GAA
Auke Hoekstra, JensJens Auke Hoekstra Stavanger Oilers 39 6 3 11 5 .941 1.18
Røhnebæck Stensrud, MarkusMarkus Røhnebæck Stensrud Storhamar 37 19 1 34 4 .920 1.62
Bálizs, BenceBence Bálizs Sparta Sarpsborg 43 24 14 88 6 .919 2.27
Gran, TrymTrym Gran Storhamar 24 12 1 28 4 .918 1.93
Holm, HenrikHenrik Holm Stavanger Oilers 45 26 7 73 3 .912 2.04
Johansen Breivold, TobiasTobias Johansen Breivold Vålerenga 43 25 11 99 0 .909 2,67
Byrkjeland, LabanLaban Byrkjeland Stjernen 42 9 6 55 1 .909 3,00
Rooseboom de Vries, TheoTheo Rooseboom de Vries Lillehammer 40 9 9 50 2 .908 2,60
Fayen-Vestavik, HenrikHenrik Fayen-Vestavik Frisk Asker 43 17 14 85 1 .902 2.96
Arntsen, PrebenPreben Arntsen Stjernen 45 12 15 86 2 .898 3,27

Playoffs[]

After the regular season, the top eight teams qualify for the playoffs. In the first and second rounds, the highest remaining seed will choose which of the two lowest remaining seeds to be matched against. In each round the higher-seeded team will be awarded home ice advantage. Each best-of-seven series will follow a 1–1–1–1–1–1–1 format: the higher-seeded team will play at home for games 1 and 3 (plus 5 and 7 if necessary), and the lower-seeded team at home for games 2, 4 and 6 (if necessary).

Bracket[]

  Quarter-finals (best-of-7) Semi-finals (best-of-7) Finals (best-of-7)
                           
  1  Storhamar 4  
8  Lørenskog 0  
  1  Storhamar 4  
  5  Frisk Asker 1  
2  Stavanger Oilers 4
  7  Lillehammer 0  
(Pairings are re-seeded after the first round)   1  Storhamar 4
  3  Vålerenga 1
  3  Vålerenga 4  
6  Stjernen 1  
  2  Stavanger Oilers 3
  3  Vålerenga 4  
4  Sparta Sarpsborg 1
  5  Frisk Asker 4  

Source:[3]

Quarterfinals[]

Storhamar – Lørenskog 4–0
14.03.2024 Storhamar Lørenskog 6-3
16.03.2024 Lørenskog Storhamar 2-3
19.03.2024 Storhamar Lørenskog 5-2
21.03.2024 Lørenskog Storhamar 1-10
Storhamar won the series 4–0



Stavanger Oilers – Lillehammer 4–0
14.03.2024 Stavanger Oilers Lillehammer 5-1
16.03.2024 Lillehammer Stavanger Oilers 1-3
19.03.2024 Stavanger Oilers Lillehammer 4-1
21.03.2024 Lillehammer Stavanger Oilers 2-3
Stavanger Oilers won the series 4–0


Vålerenga – Stjernen 4–1
14.03.2024 Vålerenga Stjernen 7-1
16.03.2024 Stjernen Vålerenga 4-5
19.03.2024 Vålerenga Stjernen 7-1
21.03.2024 Stjernen Vålerenga 5-1
23.03.2024 Vålerenga Stjernen 5-1
Vålerenga won the series 4–1



Sparta Sarpsborg – Frisk Asker 1–4
14.03.2024 Sparta Sarpsborg Frisk Asker 2-1
16.03.2024 Frisk Asker Sparta Sarpsborg 4-3
19.03.2024 Sparta Sarpsborg Frisk Asker 0-3
21.03.2024 Frisk Asker Sparta Sarpsborg 4-1
23.03.2024 Sparta Sarpsborg Frisk Asker 2-3 OT
Frisk Asker won the series 4–1


Semifinals[]

Storhamar – Frisk Asker 4–1
30.03.2024 Storhamar Frisk Asker 5-3
01.04.2024 Frisk Asker Storhamar 5-6 OT
03.04.2024 Storhamar Frisk Asker 1-2 OT
05.04.2024 Frisk Asker Storhamar 0-2
07.04.2024 Storhamar Frisk Asker 3-1
Storhamar won the series 4–1


Stavanger Oilers – Vålerenga 3–4
31.03.2024 Stavanger Oilers Vålerenga 4-1
02.04.2024 Vålerenga Stavanger Oilers 2-1 OT
04.04.2024 Stavanger Oilers Vålerenga 4-0
06.04.2024 Vålerenga Stavanger Oilers 4-3 OT
08.04.2024 Stavanger Oilers Vålerenga 2-3
10.04.2024 Vålerenga Stavanger Oilers 3-5
12.04.2024 Stavanger Oilers Vålerenga 4-5
Vålerenga won the series 4-3


Finals[]

Storhamar – Vålerenga 4-1
15.04.2024 Storhamar Vålerenga 5-1
17.04.2024 Vålerenga Storhamar 5-2
19.04.2024 Storhamar Vålerenga 4-1
21.04.2024 Vålerenga Storhamar 2-4
23.04.2024 Storhamar Vålerenga 4-3 OT
Storhamar won the series 4–1


Play-inns for the Relegation/Promotion round[]

The four top teams of the First Division plays a first of 5 game before entering the Relegation/Promotion round against the bottom two teams of the Regular season of the EliteHockey Ligaen.

  Play-inns (best-of-5)
                 
1 Narvik 3
4 Gjøvik 0

Relegation round[]

The bottom two teams of the regular season faced the two top teams of the First Division in the relegation round. Only the top two teams of the relegation round would be qualified for the next season.

Pos Team Pld W OTW OTL L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Narvik 6 3 1 1 1 27 18 +9 12
2 Comet 6 3 1 0 2 17 20 −3 11
3 Grüner (R) 6 2 0 1 3 15 22 −7 7 Relegation to First Division
4 Ringerike Panthers (R) 6 2 0 0 4 22 21 +1 6
Source: Hockey.no
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points.
(R) Relegated.

References[]

  1. ↑ ISHOCKEY LIVE.
  2. ↑ Statistics.
  3. ↑ Play-offs. Hockey.no.

External links[]

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