Hedemora SK

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Hedemora SK
Hedemora SK logo.svg
City Flag of Sweden.svg Hedemora, Sweden
League HockeyTrean
Division1C
Founded1930 (1930)
Home arena Sparbankshallen
ColorsWhite, red
  
General manager Flag of Sweden.svg Jonas Suvanto
Head coach Flag of Sweden.svg Alf Spolander
Website www.laget.se/hskalaget

Hedemora SK is a Swedish hockey club located in the town of Hedemora in Dalarna. The club's A-team currently[ when? ] competes in the 3C-group of HockeyTrean, the fifth tier of Swedish hockey.

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