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KvindeLigaen (lit. 'The Women's League') is the premier women's ice hockey league in Denmark. It was founded as the DM i ishockey for kvinder (lit. 'Danish Championship in ice hockey for women') in 1989 by the Danish Ice Hockey Union.

Founded1989 (1989)
First season1989–90
Quick facts Sport, Founded ...
KvindeLigaen
DM i ishockey for kvinder
SportIce hockey
Founded1989 (1989)
FounderDanmarks Ishockey Union
First season1989–90
COOClaus Fonnesbech Christensen
No. of teams4
CountryDenmark
Most recent
champion
Hvidovre IK
(2024–25)
Most titlesHerlev IK (13)
Domestic cupDanish Cup
International cupEWHL Euro Cup
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Teams

2024–25 season

KvindeLigaen (ice hockey) is located in Denmark
Silkeborg
Silkeborg
Hvidovre
Hvidovre
Odense
Odense
Rødovre
Rødovre
Location of KvindeLigaen teams in Denmark.
More information Team, City ...
TeamCityHome venueHead coachCaptain
Hvidovre IK Hvidovre Hassenkamm Stilladser Ishockey Arena Patrik Popovics Julie Røder Henriksen
Odense IK Odense Spar Nord Arena Andre Stejlsted
Rødovre Mighty Bulls Q Rødovre Holger Danske Arena Mikkel Persson Emma Russell
Silkeborg SF Silkeborg Silkeborg Skøjtehal Tom Lindström
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Source: Danish Ice Hockey Union[1][2]

Past participants

Champions

All-time medal count

More information Team, Total ...
Team 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Total
1 Herlev IK1313127
2 Hvidovre IK106117
3 Rødovre SIK67314
4 Hellerup IK5207
5 Frederikshavn IK1168
6 Herning IK0145
7 Odense IK001111
8 Rungsted IK 0022
9 IC Gentofte 0011
KSF 0011
Silkeborg SF 0011
Århus IK 0011
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Danish Champions by season

More information Season, Champion ...
Season 1st place, gold medalist(s) Champion 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Runner-up 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Third place
1989–90 Hellerup IK (1)
1990–91 Hellerup IK (2)
1991–92 Hellerup IK (3)
1992–93 Hellerup IK (4)
1993–94 Hellerup IK (5) Herlev IK Århus IK
1994–95 Herlev IK (1) Hellerup IK Frederikshavn IK
1995–96 Herlev IK (2) Hellerup IK Frederikshavn IK
1996–97 Herlev IK (3)
1997–98 Herlev IK (4) Rødovre SIK Rungsted IK
1998–99 Rødovre SIK (1) Herlev IK Rungsted IK
1999–2000 Rødovre SIK (2) Herlev IK Frederikshavn IK
2000–01 Frederikshavn IK (1) Herlev IK Rødovre SIK
2001–02 Herlev IK (5) Rødovre SIK Frederikshavn IK
2002–03 Rødovre SIK (3) Frederikshavn IK Herlev IK
2003–04 Herlev IK (6) Rødovre SIK Frederikshavn IK
2004–05 Rødovre SIK (4) Herlev IK Frederikshavn IK
2005–06 Herlev IK (7) Rødovre SIK Herning IK
2006–07 Herlev IK (8) Rødovre SIK Herning IK
2007–08 Herlev IK (9) Herning IK Hvidovre IK
2008–09 Herlev IK (10) Hvidovre IK Odense IK
2009–10 Herlev IK (11) Hvidovre IK Rødovre SIK
2010–11 Herlev IK (12) Hvidovre IK KSF
2011–12 Hvidovre IK (1) Herlev IK Odense IK
2012–13 Hvidovre IK (2) Herlev IK Herning IK
2013–14 Herlev IK (13) Hvidovre IK IC Gentofte Stars
2014–15 Hvidovre IK (3) Herlev IK Odense IK
2015–16 Hvidovre IK (4) Herlev IK Herning IK
2016–17 Hvidovre IK (5) Herlev IK Odense IK
2017–18 Hvidovre IK (6) Herlev IK Silkeborg SF
2018–19 Hvidovre IK (7) Herlev IK Odense IK
2019–20 Finals cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic. Odense IK
2020–21 Hvidovre IK (8) Herlev IK Odense IK
2021–22 Rødovre Mighty Bulls Q (5) Hvidovre IK Odense IK
2022–23 Rødovre Mighty Bulls Q (6) Hvidovre IK Odense IK
2023–24 Hvidovre IK (9) Rødovre Mighty Bulls Q Odense IK
2024–25 Hvidovre IK (10) Rødovre Mighty Bulls Q Odense IK
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