Luleå HF

Luleå HF
City Luleå, Sweden
League Swedish Hockey League
Founded 2 May 1977
Home arena Coop Norrbotten Arena
Colors Red, black, white, yellow
                   
General manager Sweden Thor Stöckel
Head coach Sweden Stefan "Skuggan" Nilsson
Captain Sweden Niklas Olausson
Franchise history
1977-1979 GroKo Hockey
1979-present Luleå HF
Le Mat Trophy 1996

Luleå Hockeyförening is an ice hockey club from Luleå, Sweden. The club has been playing in the Swedish Hockey League (SHL), the top tier of ice hockey in Sweden, since the 1984–85 season. They are the northernmost team in the league and have won the Swedish championships once, in 1996. Since being promoted to the top flight (then called Elitserien) in 1984, the team has not once had to participate in a promotion/relegation-qualifier to defend their spot in the top league.

History

This list features the five most recent seasons. For a more complete list, see List of Luleå HF seasons.

Season Level Division Record Avg.
home
atnd.		 Notes Ref.
Position W-T-L
W-OT-L
2007–08 Tier 1 Elitserien 10th 17–13–25 4,555
2008–09 Tier 1 Elitserien 5th 26–9–20 4,943
Swedish Championship playoffs — 1–4 5,351 Lost in quarterfinals, 1–4 vs Frölunda
2009–10 Tier 1 Elitserien 10th 19–13–23 5,332
2010–11 Tier 1 Elitserien 4th 23–8–3–21 5,226
Swedish Championship playoffs — 6–7 5,939 Won in quarterfinals, 4–3 vs Djurgården
Lost in semifinals, 2–4 vs Skellefteå
2011–12 Tier 1 Elitserien 1st 25–8–9–13 5,154
Swedish Championship playoffs — 1–4 5,464 Lost in quarterfinals, 1–4 vs AIK
2012–13 Tier 1 Elitserien 3rd 25–9–9–12 5,184
Swedish Championship playoffs — 8–7 5,898 Won in quarterfinals, 4–2 vs Frölunda
Won in semifinals, 4–1 vs Färjestad
2nd, silver medalist(s) Lost in finals, 0–4 vs Skellefteå
2013–14 Tier 1 SHL 6th 22–6–6–21 5,090
Swedish Championship playoffs — 1–1–0–4 5,619 Lost in Round 1, 2–4 in games vs Växjö Lakers
2014–15 Tier 1 SHL 8th 21–6–4–24 5,021
"Play In" — 2–0–0–0 5,296 Won 2–0 in games vs Djurgårdens IF
Swedish Championship playoffs — 3–0–2–2 5,506 Lost in quarterfinals, 3–4 in games vs Frölunda HC
2015–16 Tier 1 SHL 4th 26–5–4–17 5,354
Swedish Championship playoffs — 5–1–1–4 5,811 Won quarterfinals 4–1 in games vs Färjestad BK
Lost semifinals 2–4 in games vs Frölunda HC
2016–17 Tier 1 SHL 9th 16–7–8–21 4,896
Swedish Championship playoffs — 0–0–0–2 4,459 Lost in eighth finals 0–2 in games vs Malmö Redhawks

Honors

Players

Current roster

Updated September 3, 2018.[1][2]

# Nat Player Pos S/G Age Acquired Birthplace
2 Sweden Fredrik Styrman D L 27 2016 Kalix, Sweden
11 Sweden Petter Emanuelsson RW R 27 2016 Kiruna, Sweden
52 Sweden Karl Fabricius (A) RW L 36 2012 Boden, Sweden
23 Sweden Jesper Sellgren D L 20 2018 Örnsköldsvik, Sweden
9 Sweden Johan Forsberg RW R 33 2013 Piteå, Sweden
31 Sweden Niklas Rubin G L 22 2018 Sweden
24 Sweden Johan Harju (A) LW/C L 32 2015 Övertorneå, Sweden
27 Sweden Nils Lundkvist D R 18 2018 Piteå, Sweden
29 Sweden Erik Gustafsson (A) D L 29 2018 Sundsvall, Sweden
32 Sweden Oscar Engsund D L 25 2016 Göteborg, Sweden
34 Sweden Joel Lassinantti G L 25 2010 Luleå, Sweden
50 Sweden Daniel Sondell D L 34 2017 Umeå, Sweden
10 Sweden Einar Emanuelsson RW R 21 2016 Kiruna, Sweden
36 Sweden Emil Larsson LW L 25 2017
14 Sweden Jonas Berglund C L 27 2017 Älvsbyn, Sweden
16 Sweden Niklas Olausson (C) C L 32 2017 Väckelsång, Sweden
17 Sweden David Lindquist C L 26 2018 Sweden
20 United States Jack Connolly C L 29 20018 Duluth, MN, United States
37 Sweden Isac Lundeström C/LW L 18 2016 Malmberget, Gällivare, Sweden
39 Sweden Pontus Själin D L 22 2015 Östersund, Sweden
71 Sweden Patrick Cehlin RW R 27 2017 Stockholm, Sweden
91 United States Austin Farley LW L 24 2018 Park Ridge, IL, United States
96 Sweden Robin Kovacs LW L 21 2017 Stockholm, Sweden

Goaltenders:

  1. 34 Joel Lassinantti (1993, 176, 78, L)
  2. 31 Niklas Rubin (1995, 182, 82, L)

Defensemen:

  1. 32 Oscar Engsund (1993, 188, 96, L)
  2. 6 Viktor Grahn (1998, 83, 83, L)
  3. 29 Erik Gustafsson "A" (1988, 178, 82, L)
  4. 19 Joonas Jalvanti (1988, 182, 89, L)
  5. 89 Ryan Johnston (1992, 178, 82, R)
  6. 27 Nils Lundqvist (2000, 180, 79, R)
  7. 23 Jesper Sellgren (1998, 180, 77, L)
  8. 39 Pontus Själin (1996, 184, 77, L)
  9. 50 Daniel Sondell (1984, 184, 83, L)
  10. 2 Fredrik Styrman (1992, 180, 83, L)

Forwards:

  1. 14 Jonas Berglund (1990, 186, 83, L)
  2. 71 Patrik Cehlin (1991, 181, 84, R)
  3. 20 Jack Connolly (1989, 173, 77, L)
  4. 10 Einar Emanuelsson (1997, 177, 83, R)
  5. 11 Petter Emanuelsson (1991, 184, 91, R)
  6. 52 Karl Fabricius "A" (1982, 184, 88, L)
  7. 91 Austin Farley (1993, 173, 77, L)
  8. 9 Johan Forsberg (1985, 186, 91, R)
  9. 24 Johan Harju "A" (1986, 190, 95, L)
  10. 96 Robin Kovacs (1996, 182, 82, L)
  11. 36 Emil Larsson (1993, 189, 86)
  12. 17 David Lindquist (1992, 179, 80, L)
  13. 37 Isac Lundeström (1999, 184, 84, L)
  14. 16 Niklas Olausson "C" (1986, 184, 88, L)
  • (Born, Length, Weight, Shoots)

Honored members

  • 4 Stefan Nilsson, C, 1984–98, 2001–04
  • 12 Johan Strömwall, C, 1984–98
  • 22 Hans Norberg, W, 1979–83, 1985–89 (paralyzed during game)
  • 35 Jarmo Myllys, G, 1994–2001

Captains

Club records

Scoring leaders

As of March 12, 2007.

These are the top-ten point-scorers in club history. Figures are updated after each completed Elitserien regular season.

Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games Played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; P/G = Points per game; * = current Luleå HF player

PlayerPosGPGAPtsP/G
Stefan NilssonC572112377489.85
Lars HurtigW425194162356.84
Thomas BerglundC669102251353.53
Johan StrömwallC496187157344.69
Lars-Gunnar PetterssonW275151105256.93
Lars EdströmLW385102148250.65
Mikael RenbergRW280109125234.84
Roger ÅkerströmD69273144217.31
Jens HellgrenW28011398211.75
Anders BurströmC47369118187.40

Individual records

References

  1. ↑ "Luleå A-Lag" (in Swedish). www.luleahockey.se. Retrieved 2016-06-19.
  2. ↑ "Luleå - Team Roster". www.eliteprospects.com. Retrieved 2015-01-20.
  • "Historiska tröjnummer" (in Swedish). Luleå Hockey. Archived from the original on 2007-05-27. Retrieved 2007-08-22.
Preceded by
HV71		 Swedish ice hockey champions
1996		 Succeeded by
Färjestad BK
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