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Division 4
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1999 (as sixth-tier)
No. of teams
Country(ies) Flag of Sweden Sweden
Most recent champion(s) Multiple regional winners

The Swedish Division 4 (also called the HockeyFyran) is the sixth highest-level league, for men's ice hockey in Sweden.

Format[]

The league is divided into 11 regional groups. The top teams in Division 4 are promoted to the fifth-level Division 3. It lies above Division 5.

Groups:

  • 4A GBG
  • 4B GBG
  • Norra Stockholm
  • Småland
  • Stockholm Grupp 1
  • Stockholm Grupp 2
  • Södermanland
  • Uppland
  • Öst/Syd Stockholm
  • Öst/Väst Stockholm
  • Östergötland

Pre-1956 Champions[]

Angermanland
  • 1953: Kramfors IF
  • 1954: Jarveds IF
  • 1955: Ornskoldsviks SK
  • 1956: Kopanholmens IF (Norra), Solleftea IK (Sodra), Asele IK (Vastra)
Jamtlandsserien
  • 1949: Stromsund
  • 1950: Stromsund
  • 1951: played as North Swedish Championship
  • 1952: Stromsund
  • 1953: Waplan
  • 1954: Stromsund
  • 1955: IFK Ostersund
  • 1956: Jarpen
Uppland
  • 1949: Gimo IF (Roslagsgruppen)
  • 1950: Enkopings SK (Upplandsgruppen), Gimo IF (Roslagsgruppen)
  • 1951: IF Nordens (Vastra), Norrtalje BK (Ostra), Osterby IF (Norra)
  • 1952: Altmuna IS (Vastra A), SK Elvan (Vastra B), Osthammars SK (Ostra A), Norrtalje BK B (Ostra B)
  • 1953: IF Vesta (Reserv), Norrtalje BK (Ostra)
  • 1954: IF Vesta (Reserv), Osterby IF (Norra), Hallsta IK (Ostra)
  • 1955: SK Servia (Vastra), Osthammars SK (Ostra)
  • 1956: Skarplinge IK (Norra), Oregrunds IK (Ostra A), Norrtalje BK (Norra B), SK Elvan (Vastra)
Stockholm Klass I
  • 1947: Sundbybergs IK
  • 1948: Kungsholms IF
  • 1949: Malarhojdens IK
  • 1950: Turebergs IF
  • 1951: Westermalms IF
  • 1952: Spanga IS
  • 1953: Rasunda IS
  • 1954: Reymersholms IK
  • 1955: Huddinge IK
  • 1956: Nynashamns IF
Sodermanland
  • 1949: Nykopings IK
  • 1950: IFK Gnesta
  • 1951: BK Star
  • 1952: Nykopings AIK
  • 1953: Nykopings IK
  • 1954: BK Star
  • 1955: BK Remo
  • 1956: Nykvarns SK
Narke
  • 1950: Wedevag
  • 1951: Wedevag
  • 1952: Bofors B (Wedevag)
  • 1953: IFK Lindesberg
  • 1954: Wedevags IF
  • 1955: BK Fotward
  • 1956: Svarta IF
Vastergotland
  • 1947: Norrby IF
  • 1948: Falkopings AIK, IFK Vanersborg
  • 1949: not complete
  • 1950: IFK Hjo, IFK Vanersborg
  • 1951: IFK Hjo, Falkopings AIK
  • 1952: Mariestads CK, Sjodalens IK
  • 1953: Sorhaga IK, IFK Tidaholm, Karlsborgs BK
  • 1954: Norrby IF, Vanersborgs IF, Tibro IK
  • 1955: IF Elfsborg, Falkopings AIK
  • 1956: Norrby IF, Torenboda IK
Gotland Klass I
  • 1950: Hemse BK
  • 1951: Hemse BK
  • 1952: Slite IF
  • 1953: Hemse BK
  • 1954: Slite IF
  • 1955: Slite IF
  • 1956: Visby IF
Smaland

Nordostra

  • 1952: Vasterviks AIS
  • 1953: Vasterviks AIS
  • 1954: Vasterviks AIS
  • 1955: IFK Oskarshamn
  • 1956: Eds Bruks IF

Nordvastra

  • 1952: Nassjo IF
  • 1953: Tenhults IF
  • 1954: Norrahammars IK
  • 1955: Gnosjo IF
  • 1956: Tabergs SK

Sydostra

  • 1952: Aseda IF
  • 1953: Osters IF
  • 1954: Tingsryd AIF
  • 1955: Lessebo GIF
  • 1956: Alvesta SK B

Sydvastra

  • 1952: Stromsnasbruks IF
  • 1953: Almhults IF
  • 1954: Lagans SK
  • 1955: Gransholms IF
  • 1956: Stromsnasbruks IF
Skane
  • 1950: IFK Malmo
  • 1951: not completed
  • 1952: Skanes Fagerhult (North), Tyringe SOS (South)
  • 1953: Rogle BK (North), IFK Malmo (South)
  • 1954: IFK Malmo
  • 1955: Rogle BK
Goteborg
  • 1945: not completed due to adverse weather
  • 1946: Vastra Frolunda IF finished third in Division B with a 1-2-0-2 4:19 record, they lost 7-3 to Goteborgs Skridskolubb in one game
  • 1947: Division A - 1. Goteborg Skridskolubb, 2. Vastra Frolunda IF 1-1-1-3 21:12, 3. Hisingen, 4. Chalmers
  • 1948: 1. Dixhov, 2. Vastra Frolunda IF 4-1-0-8 20:8, Frolunda notably beat Chalmers on forfeit
  • 1949: not played due to mild winter
  • 1950: Vastra Frolunda IF won Division B with a 3-0-0-6 16:4 record
  • 1951: Vastra Frolunda IF won Klass 1 with a 4-0-0-8 29:9 record, notably beating Lerum 15-2
  • 1954: Vastra Frolunda IF won Klass 1 with a 4-0-0-8 46:8 record
  • 1955: Gais

Seasons[]

  • 1956-57 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1957-58 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1958-59 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1959-60 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1960-61 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1961-62 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1962-63 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1963-64 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1964-65 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1965-66 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1966-67 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1967-68 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1968-69 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1969-70 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1970-71 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1971-72 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1972-73 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1973-74 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1974-75 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1975-76 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1976-77 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1977-78 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1978-79 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1979-80 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1980-81 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1981-82 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1982-83 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1983-84 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1984-85 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1985-86 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1986-87 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1987-88 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1988-89 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1989-90 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1990-91 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1991-92 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1992-93 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1993-94 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1994-95 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1995-96 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1996-97 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1997-98 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1998-99 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 1999-2000 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2000-01 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2001-02 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2002-03 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2003-04 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2004-05 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2005-06 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2006-07 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2007-08 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2008-09 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2009-10 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2010-11 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2011-12 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2012-13 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2013-14 Swedish Division 4 season
  • 2014-15 HockeyFyran season
  • 2015-16 HockeyFyran season
  • 2016-17 HockeyFyran season
  • 2017-18 HockeyFyran season
  • 2018-19 HockeyFyran season
  • 2019-20 HockeyFyran season
  • 2020-21 HockeyFyran season
  • 2021-22 HockeyFyran season
  • 2022-23 HockeyFyran season

External links[]

European Hockey Overview
Top-Level Leagues
International

Alps Hockey League - BeNe League - Erste Liga - International Hockey League - Kontinental Hockey League

National

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Second-Level Leagues
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Third-Level Leagues
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Fourth-Level and lower Leagues
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Cup Competitions
Cups

Belarus - Belgium - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Czech Republic - Denmark - East Germany - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Netherlands (Cup, Ron Berteling Schaal) - Norway - Poland - Romania - Scotland - Serbia - Slovakia - Slovenia - Soviet Union - Spain - Switzerland - Ukraine - Yugoslavia

Supercups

Belgium - Estonia - Hungary - Italy - Poland - Netherlands - Slovenia - Spain

Defunct Leagues
Soviet Union - Russia - Czechoslovakia - Yugoslavia - West Germany - East Germany - Ireland - Luxembourg - Macedonia - Malta - Portugal - Alpenliga - Interliga - Inter-National League - North Sea Cup - Panonian League - Eastern European - Balkan League (1994-1997) - Baltic League (2001) - Baltic Hockey League (2020) - Carpathian League - Slohokej Liga - Balkan Ice Hockey League - English League - English National League - Scottish National League - British Hockey League - Ice Hockey Superleague - German Championship - Swedish Championship - Klass I - Svenska Serien - Elitserien - Swedish Division I - SM-sarja - Swiss National Championship - Swiss International Championship
Women's Leagues
International leagues

Elite Women's Hockey League - EWHL Super Cup

National leagues

Austria - Belgium - Bulgaria - Croatia - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland (1, 2, 3, U20, U18, U16) - France - Germany (1, 2, 3, Cup) - Great Britain (England U16) - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Romania - Russia (U18) - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden (1, 2, 3, 4, U20) - Switzerland - Turkey - Ukraine

Defunct leagues

Czechoslovakia - Interliga - Low Countries Cup

Junior Leagues
Austria - Belarus - Belgium - Bulgaria - Croatia - Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany (East Germany) - Great Britain - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Romania - Russia (Soviet Union) - Serbia - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Turkey - Ukraine - Yugoslavia
University Leagues
European University Hockey League - Czech Republic - Great Britain - Netherlands - Russia (RSHL, MSHL, SHLC, SHLMO, SibSHL, SPSHL) - Sweden
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