List of bandy clubs in Sweden
Swedish bandy clubs play in the Swedish bandy league system, where the top-tier is Elitserien and lower levers are Allsvenskan, Division 1 and Division 2. The lower levels are in turn divided into groups based on geography.
The Swedish championship is decided through a play-off for the eight best teams in Elitserien each year; the Swedish championship has been played every year since 1907. There is also a Swedish domestic cup tournament, Svenska Cupen, since 2005.
Here is a list of clubs which have an article at the English Wikipedia:
| Club | Home town | Founded | Home stadium | Champ. | Cup | League 2014–15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIK | Solna | 1891 | Bergshamra IP | 3 | Division 2 | |
| Bollnäs GIF | Bollnäs | 1897 | Sävstaås IP | 2 | Elitserien | |
| BS BolticGöta | Karlstad | 2000 | Allsvenskan | |||
| Broberg/Söderhamn Bandy | Söderhamn | 1919 | Hällåsen | 5 | Elitserien | |
| Djurgårdens IF | Stockholm | 1891 | Spånga IP | 2 | Division 1 | |
| Edsbyns IF | Edsbyn | 1909 | Dina Arena | 9 | 2 | Elitserien |
| Falu BS | Falun | 1935 | Lugnets Isstadion | 2 | Division 1 | |
| GAIS | Gothenburg | 1894 | Heden | Elitserien | ||
| Gripen Trollhättan BK | Trollhättan | 1936 | Slättbergshallen | Allsvenskan | ||
| GT-76 | Stockholm | 1976 | Gubbängens Idrottspark | Division 1 | ||
| Hammarby IF | Stockholm | 1897 | Zinkensdamms IP | 2 | 2 | Elitserien |
| Ljusdals BK | Ljusdal | 1943 | Ljusdals IP | 1 | Elitserien | |
| IFK Malmö | Malmö | 1899 | Sjöaltsvallen | Division 1 | ||
| IFK Motala | Motala | 1932 | Motala Isstadion | 1 | Allsvenskan | |
| Örebro SK | Örebro | 1908 | Vinterstadion | 5 | Allsvenskan | |
| Sandvikens AIK | Sandviken | 1901 | Göransson Arena | 9 | 5 | Elitserien |
| Selånger SK | Sundsvall | 1921 | Allsvenskan | |||
| IK Sirius | Uppsala | 1907 | Studenternas IP | 5 | Elitserien | |
| Slottsbrons IF | Slottsbron | 1918 | 4 | Division 1 | ||
| IK Tellus | Stockholm | 1921 | Allsvenskan | |||
| Tillberga IK | Tillberga | 1930 | Rocklunda IP | Division 1 | ||
| IFK Uppsala | Uppsala | 1895 | Studenternas IP | Division 2 | ||
| Vetlanda BK | Vetlanda | 1945 | Sapa Arena | 3 | Elitserien | |
| Villa Lidköping BK | Lidköping | 1934 | Sparbanken Lidköping Arena | Elitserien | ||
| IFK Vänersborg | Vänersborg | 1903 | Arena Vänersborg | Elitserien | ||
| Västerås SK | Västerås | 1904 | ABB Arena | 18 | Elitserien |
Defunct teams
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