J18 Nationell

League status: Active
Youth league: yes, U18
Administered by: Svenska Ishockeyförbundet
Year of start: 1992
WWW: http://stats.swehockey.se/

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10 Jul 2023 \|	Alex Cajkovic (D)	IF Malmö Redhawks	North Bay Battalion
04 Oct 2019 \|	Jesper Borsje Dahlström (F)	Smedjebackens HC	Falu IF
27 Jan 2019 \|	Samuel Lindecrantz (F)	HV71	Nacka HK
27 Jan 2019 \|	Pontus Övermark (F)	Göta/Traneberg	Nacka HK

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J18 Nationell is the highest Under-18 league in Sweden. It is played from January to March.

J18 Nationell is divided into two divisions with 10 teams in each, North and South.

The teams start the season in J18 Regional. J18 Regional is played in 4 divisions, North, East, West and South. The 5 best teams in each qualify for J18 Nationell

The 6 best teams in each of the 2 divisions of J18 Nationell qualify for the Swedish U18 Championship, So does the best team in each of the four continuing J18 Elit's.

The 4 teams from J18 Regional play aganist the 5th and 6th placed teams from J18 Nationell in a pre-qualification for the playoffs. The winners of these games will play the 3rd and 4th placed teams in the 1/8 finals. The top 2 teams of each J18 Nationell North ans South enter the playoffs in the quarter finals.

The winner of the playoffs is named Swedish Under-18 Champion.

from 1992 to 2020: J18 Allsvenskan
from 2020 to present: J18 Nationell

2023-2024: Örebro HK
2022-2023: Örebro HK
2021-2022: Djurgårdens IF
2018-2019: Frölunda HC
2017-2018: Djurgårdens IF
2016-2017: MODO Hockey
2015-2016: Frölunda HC
2014-2015: Brynäs IF
2013-2014: MODO Hockey
2012-2013: Brynäs IF
2011-2012: Rögle BK
2010-2011: Frölunda HC
2009-2010: Brynäs IF
2008-2009: AIK
2007-2008: Djurgårdens IF
2006-2007: Färjestad Karlstad
2005-2006: Färjestad Karlstad
2004-2005: Frölunda HC
2003-2004: Västra Frölunda HC
2002-2003: Västra Frölunda HC
2001-2002: Västra Frölunda HC
2000-2001: Mora IK
1999-2000: Leksands IF
1998-1999: Leksands IF
1997-1998: Västra Frölunda HC
1996-1997: Leksands IF
1995-1996: MODO Hockey
1994-1995: Leksands IF
1993-1994: Hammarby IF
1992-1993: MODO Hockey
1991-1992: MODO Hockey
1990-1991: Skellefteå HC
1989-1990: Västerås IK
1988-1989: Färjestad Karlstad
1987-1988: Skellefteå HC
1986-1987: Södertälje SK
1985-1986: Västerås IK
1984-1985: Leksands IF
1983-1984: Leksands IF
1982-1983: Södertälje SK
1981-1982: Färjestad Karlstad
1980-1981: Södertälje SK
1979-1980: Färjestad Karlstad

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Oldest player: Max Berglund (17 years)
Nationalities: Sweden (24)

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