Rinkens riddare

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The Rinkens riddare (Knight of the rink) is awarded to the most gentlemanly individual of the Swedish Hockey League (SHL). It was first awarded in 1962. From 1978-1997, the award was not given out, and it started up again in 1998.

Winners

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SeasonPlayerClub
1962–63 Hans Öberg Gävle GIK
1963–64 Sven Tumba Djurgårdens IF
1964–65 Lars-Eric Lundvall Västra Frölunda IF
1965–66 Roland Stoltz Djurgårdens IF
1966–67 Nils Nilsson Leksands IF
1967–68 Leif Holmqvist AIK
1968–69 Lars Bylund Brynäs IF
1969–70 Håkan Wickberg Brynäs IF
1970–71 Nils Johansson Färjestad BK
1971–72 Jan-Erik Lyck Brynäs IF
1972–73 Lars-Erik Sjöberg Västra Frölunda IF
1973–74 Ulf Mårtensson Leksands IF
1974–75 Olle Åhman Timrå IK
1975–76 Kent-Erik Andersson Färjestad BK
1976–77 Per-Olov Brasar Leksands IF
1977–78 Stig Larsson Djurgårdens IF
1997–98 Patric Kjellberg Djurgårdens IF
1998–99 Frantisek Kaberle Modo Hockey
1999–00 Mats Lindberg AIK
2000–01 Mikael Johansson Djurgårdens IF
2001–02 Mattias Weinhandl Modo Hockey
2002–03 Johan Davidsson HV71
2003–04 Johan Davidsson HV71
2004–05 Johan Davidsson HV71
2005–06 Fredrik Bremberg Djurgårdens IF
2006–07 Anders Söderberg Skellefteå AIK
2007–08 Kenny Jönsson Rögle BK
2008–09 Jörgen Jönsson Färjestad BK
2009–10 Referee Wolmer Edqvist Grums
2010–11 Andreas Dackell Brynäs IF
2011–12 Jakob Silfverberg Brynäs IF
2012–13 Jesper Fast HV71
2013–14 Oscar Möller Skellefteå AIK [2]
2014–15 Chairman Johan Köhler Kiruna IF [3]
2015–16 Daniel Viksten Örebro HK [4]
2016–17 Martin Thörnberg HV71
2017–18 Jonathan Dahlén Timrå IK
2018–19 Markus Ljungh HV71
2019–20 Not awarded due to Covid-19
2020–21 Oscar Möller Skellefteå AIK
2021–22 Erik Gustafsson Luleå HF
2022–23 Joel Persson Växjö Lakers
2023–24 Pontus Näsén Modo Hockey

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References

  1. ↑ List of winners
  2. ↑ Svenska ishockeyförbundet - Oscar Möller, Skellefteå AIK, rinkens riddare 2013/2014.
  3. ↑ Svenska ishockeyförbundet - Johan Köhler, Kiruna IF, har utsetts till rinkens riddare säsongen 2014/2015.
  4. ↑ Svenska ishockeyförbundet - Säsongen 2015/2016 går priset till forwarden Daniel Viksten, Örebro HK.
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