Thank you very much to John Christiansen for going to the trouble of getting this information on women's hockey in Denmark for me. John maintains the Danish Hockey Homepage which contains information about men's hockey in Denmark, and when I asked him if he would mind finding some information about women's hockey in Denmark, he kindly agreed ... and apparently had to go to a lot of trouble to get the information! Thanks John!
Denmark currently competes in the European B Championship. Denmark won the Gold Medal at the 1996 European B Championship that was held in Slovakia from March 11-17, 1996. This means that Denmark will compete in the 1997 European A Championship.
In 1992, Denmark qualified to attend the second IIHF Championnats mondiaux. Denmark placed as follows at the Championnats mondiaux:
More detailed information about Denmark's results at the European B Championships is provided below. Here is a link to the 1995 Dannish roster.
Denmark won the Gold medal at the 1996 European B Championship that was held from March 11-17th 1996 in Slovakia. This means that Denmark will compete in the 1997 European A Championship.
Date Time Teams Result 960312 17:00 Denmark -v- Great Britain 5:0 (0:0, 3:0, 2:0) 960313 14:30 Netherlands -v- Denmark 1:3 (1:1, 0:1, 0:1) 960315 13:30 Denmark -v- Czech Rep. 5:3 (2:0, 2:1, 1:2) 960316 18:30 Latvia -v- Denmark 0:3 (0:2, 0:1, 0:0)
The following information was provided by Camilla Mersoe (allimac.Mersoe@dk-online.dk) who is from Copenhagen, Denmark and plays for Team HIK in Denmark. Thanks Camilla! :-)
There are about 400 active players in the country. All teams are from private clubs. No school teams. Only one club, Herlev, has enough players to have two teams in the division. All other teams are only represented with one team. The ages on the team varies from ~12 to 49 (The oldest that I know of at the moment). Everyone plays together, there are no aged-determined teams in Denmark, because there are too few players.
There are two women's hockey divisions in Denmark, one with 7 teams and the other with 6 teams. At the end of each season, the top three teams from each league compete in the National Championship. Here are the teams in the two Danish leagues:
The Danish Women's Nationals took place at Herlev Sk=F8jtehal, Denmark on March 1-3, 1996. The top three from each division competed in an everybody-meets-everybody (round robin) system. The following six teams qualified for the 1996 Danish National Championship:
Sjaellands Ishockey Union (SIU)Here are the individual results of all round-robin games from the 1996 National Championship:
Herlev - Rungsted 10 - 1 FIK - Aarhus 8 - 2 HIK - Herning 9 - 0 Aarhus - Rungsted 1 - 8 Herlev - HIK 5 - 3 FIK - Herning 5 - 2 Herlev - Herning 4 - 1 FIK - Rungsted 4 - 1 HIK - Aarhus 16 - 1 Herning - Rungsted 0 - 1 Herlev - Aarhus 19 - 0 FIK - HIK 3 - 6 Aarhus - Herning 6 - 1 HIK - Rungsted 4 - 1 Herlev - FIK 5 - 1
Here are the final standings of the round-robin games from the 1996 National Championship:
GOALS GOALS TEAM PLACE FOR AGAINST POINTS Herlev 1 43 6 10 HIK 2 38 10 8 Frederikshavn 3 21 16 6 Rungsted 4 12 19 4 Aarhus 5 10 52 2 Herning 6 4 25 0
The final standings of the 1996 Danish National Championship was as follows:
POS CLUB NAME POINTS 1. Herlev 9 2. HIK 8 3. Frederikshavn 6
Herlev won the Danish Championship by winning 1-0 in the final vs. HIK. The above 3 teams are not the only teams in Denmark. I've been told that the following teams play in the league too: Rungsted, AAB, Herning, Esbjerg, Odense and Aarhus (but didn't make it to the playoffs).
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