The Swedish National Team represents Sweden in international competitions.
 Ice hockey in Sweden |
| Elitserien Brynäs IF • Djurgårdens IF • Frölunda HC • Färjestads BK • HV 71 • Linköpings HC • Luleå HF • MODO Hockey • Rögle BK • Skellefteå AIK • Södertälje SK • Timrå IK |
| Allsvenskan AIK • Almtuna IS • IF Björklöven • Bofors IK • Borås HC • Leksands IF • IF Malmö Redhawks • Mora IK • IK Oskarshamn • IF Sundsvall Hockey • IF Troja-Ljungby • VIK Västerås HK • Växjö Lakers HC • Örebro HK |
| Swedish Division 1 |
| Swedish Division 2 |
| Men's Swedish National Team • Women's Swedish National Team |
| IIHF National teams | |
 Armenia -  Australia -  Austria -  Belgium -  Belarus -  Bulgaria |
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 Canada -  China -  Croatia -  Czech Republic -  Denmark -  Estonia |
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 Finland -  France -  Germany -  Greece -  Great Britain -  Hungary |
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 Ireland -  Iceland -  Israel -  Italy -  Japan -  Kazakhstan |
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 Latvia -  Lithuania -  Luxembourg -  Mexico -  Mongolia -  North Korea |
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 Norway -  New Zealand -  The Netherlands -  Poland -  Romania -  Russia |
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 Serbia -  Slovakia -  Slovenia -  Spain -  South Africa -  South Korea |
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Sweden -  Switzerland -  Turkey -  Ukraine -  United Arab Emirates -  United-States
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Defunct teams:  Bohemia - Czechoslovakia -  East Germany -  U.S.S.R. - West Germany -  Yugoslavia
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| Teams that do not participate in IIHF competitions: | |
 Andorra -  Argentina -  Azerbaijan -  Bosnia and Herzegovina -  Brazil -  Chinese Taipei |
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 Georgia -  Hong Kong -  Kuwait -  India -  Liechtenstein -  Macau |
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 FYR Macedonia -  Malaysia -  Moldova -  Namibia -  Portugal -  Singapore -  Thailand
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Teams of non-IIHF member nations:  Algeria -  Morocco |
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This article is part of the Swedish hockey portal. |
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