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Karlskrona HK

Leagues Played
Suecia - 1ª División 177 Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 171 Suecia - Liga de hockey 161 Amistosos (sólo el tiempo reglamentario) 25 Suecia - Liga de Hockey - Clasificación 7
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Matches Calendario Resultados Jugadores
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 09/20 17:00 1 [2] Karlskrona HK v IF Björklöven [2] L 1-5
Amistosos (sólo el tiempo reglamentario) 09/06 17:00 - Kallinge-Ronneby IF v Karlskrona HK W 2-5
Amistosos (sólo el tiempo reglamentario) 09/04 17:00 - IK Oskarshamn v Karlskrona HK W 2-3
Amistosos (sólo el tiempo reglamentario) 08/30 16:00 - Kookoo v Karlskrona HK L 4-1
Amistosos (sólo el tiempo reglamentario) 08/09 17:00 - Karlskrona HK v Herlev Eagles W 6-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/20 18:00 5 [2] VIK Västerås HK v Karlskrona HK [5] L 7-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/18 18:00 4 [5] Karlskrona HK v Leksands IF [1] L 4-5
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/16 17:00 3 [3] Bofors IK Karlskoga v Karlskrona HK [5] L 3-0
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/14 18:00 2 [6] Modo Hockey v Karlskrona HK [4] L 6-0
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/12 18:00 1 Karlskrona HK v Västerviks IK W 3-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/08 18:00 52 [7] Karlskrona HK v IK Pantern [11] W 2-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/06 18:00 51 Karlskrona HK v Modo Hockey L 3-5
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 03/01 18:00 50 [3] VIK Västerås HK v Karlskrona HK [7] L 4-0
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/27 18:00 49 [13] Almtuna IS v Karlskrona HK [7] L 3-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/23 17:00 48 [4] Modo Hockey v Karlskrona HK [7] W 2-5
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/21 18:00 47 Karlskrona HK v AIK L 1-3
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/16 14:15 46 Almtuna IS v Karlskrona HK W 2-5
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/13 18:00 45 [7] Karlskrona HK v Leksands IF [4] L 2-5
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/09 17:00 44 [7] Karlskrona HK v IF Björklöven [9] W 4-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/04 18:00 43 [12] IK Pantern v Karlskrona HK [7] L 2-0
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 02/01 18:00 42 [7] Karlskrona HK v IK Oskarshamn [2] L 1-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/30 18:00 41 [8] Södertälje SK v Karlskrona HK [7] W 0-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/26 17:00 40 [8] Karlskrona HK v HC Vita Hästen [14] W 2-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/23 18:00 39 [6] Modo Hockey v Karlskrona HK [7] L 4-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/19 14:15 38 [7] Karlskrona HK v Västerviks IK [10] W 5-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/16 18:00 37 [3] Bofors IK Karlskoga v Karlskrona HK [6] L 5-3
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/11 18:00 36 [6] Karlskrona HK v Tingsryds AIF [12] W 3-1
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/09 18:00 35 [4] VIK Västerås HK v Karlskrona HK [6] L 3-2
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/06 14:00 34 [2] AIK v Karlskrona HK [6] L 4-0
Suecia - HockeyAllsvenskan 01/04 18:00 33 Karlskrona HK v Almtuna IS W 2-0

Wikipedia - Karlskrona HK

Karlskrona HK is a Swedish ice hockey club located in Karlskrona, Sweden, established in 2001. They played three seasons in the top-tier Swedish Hockey League (SHL) between the 2015–16 and 2017–18 seasons. Their home arena is NKT Arena Karlskrona which has a capacity of 5,050 spectators.

History

Following an impressive 2014–15 season, Karlskrona HK qualified for the SHL, only 14 years after the club was established. Important factors for the promotion were strong team play, reliable goaltending by Patrick Galbraith and offensive production by Joel Kellman (39 points) and Filip Cruseman (20 goals).

The club was relegated back to the second-tier league following the 2017–18 SHL season. After being denied the mandatory elite license, the club was further relegated to the third-tier league Hockeyettan following the 2019–20 HockeyAllsvenskan season; they were replaced by Väsby IK HK. The club was saved from bankruptcy by a fund raiser by fans and alumni including former player Joel Kellman and Swedish athlete and entrepreneur Jon Olsson.