Håkan Loob Trophy

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The Håkan Loob Trophy is the annual award for the Elitserien player who scores the most goals during the regular season. It was created by Svenska Hockeyligan and Canal+ in honour of Håkan Loob, who holds the Elitserien record for most goals in a season.^[1] It was first handed out for the 2005-06 season, on Elitserien's 30 year anniversary.

The winner's team is awarded 1,000 Swedish kronor per goal scored by the player, which goes to the club's youth programme.

[edit] Winners

Season	Winner	Team	Goals
1980-81	Erkki Laine	Leksands IF	30
1981-82	Ivan Hansen	Leksands IF	28
1982-83	Håkan Loob	Färjestads BK	42
1983-84	Kenneth Andersson	Brynäs IF	25
1984-85	Erkki Laine	Färjestads BK	28
1985-86	Tore Ökvist	IF Björklöven	30
1986-87	Lars-Gunnar Pettersson	IF Björklöven	28
1987-88	Eddy Ericsson	Västerås HK	30
1988-89	Lars-Gunnar Pettersson	Luleå HF	29
1989-90	Robert Burakovsky	AIK	28
1990-91	Håkan Loob	Färjestads BK	33
1991-92	Håkan Loob	Färjestads BK	37
1992-93	Håkan Loob	Färjestads BK	25
1993-94	Tomáš Sršeň	Rögle BK	28
1994-95	Tomas Forslund	Leksands IF	24
1995-96	Jonas Höglund	Färjestads BK	32
1996-97	Evgeny Davydov	Brynäs IF	30
1997-98	Patric Kjellberg	Djurgårdens IF	30
1998-99	Tom Bissett	Brynäs IF	40
1999-00	Jan Larsson	Brynäs IF	26
2000-01	Kristian Huselius	Frölunda HC	32
2001-02	Peter Högardh Jörgen Jönsson	MODO Hockey Färjestads BK	22
2002-03	Magnus Wernblom	MODO Hockey	26
2003-04	Magnus Kahnberg	Frölunda HC	33
2004-05	Mike Knuble Mattias Weinhandl	Linköpings HC MODO Hockey	26
2005-06	Tomi Kallio Andreas Karlsson	Frölunda HC HV71	26
2006-07	Pavel Brendl	Mora IK	34
2007-08	Mattias Weinhandl	Linköpings HC	35

[edit] Notes

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