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Below is a listing of Swedish events that took place during the period January 2009 through May 2015. For Swedish events that took place during the period November 2001 through 2008 see the main Events section for international events (link above). As of 2009 Swedish events were listed separately in this "Swedish Events" section. Together these two sections make up a complete listing of all Swedish Racketlon ranking events that took place during the period November 2001 through May 2015. Included in the list is also a selection of more local tournaments (i.e. not ranking events) that were either of a "Racketlon Breakthrough" nature or for which there were no other appropriate local web site on which to advertise.

The Racketlon.com Swedish Events section was not updated during the period June 2015 through 2017. A record of Swedish ranking events that took place during that period is however available in excel base document for the Sweidsh rankings. See the Swedish Rankings page.

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Last year, Lennart Eklundh - the long time organiser of Swedish Open in Stockholm - one of the most successful tournaments on the world tour - handed over to his good friend Thomas Troedsson in Malmö . And it seems it was not a temporary arrangement. Malmö is here to stay. Troedsson is the General Secretary of the Swedish Squash Federation so this should be a good opportunity for promoting Racketlon within the squash community. He is also an experienced events organiser, which - together with the fact that Eklundh will support him - means that you can count on a quality job! It should also be a good opportunity to connect to Denmark, Europe's most successful badminton nation and remarkably invisible in the Racketlon context. So far! Malmö (after Stockholm and Gothenburg Sweden's third largest city) is, since year 2000, connected to Danish capital Copenhagen by a bridge making it only 30 minutes away by train or car. The region is known as the "Öresund Region" and is Scandinavia's biggest and most densely populated city region with 3,5 million people - many of them Danish badminton players(!) The sport centre (Bellevuestadion) is one of Sweden's largest racket centers with 10 badminton courts, 8 squash courts and 9 indoor tennis courts (excluding another 7 outdoors). And it can certainly be said that it has been waiting for a big Racketlon tournament for many years now. This might well be the start of a new major Scandinavian Racketlon community! For more information, see tournament homepage! Register through Result Reporter!

Swedish Ranking Event

The second Karlstad Open after last year's breakthrough first national Racketlon event in Karlstad! Prestige factor 1,0 for the Swedish ranking	Swedish Ranking Event

A classic Lennart Eklundh/Peter Landberg event held every year since the late Eighties. Not open to international players. Geographical advice Prestige factor 2,0 for the Swedish ranking	Swedish Ranking Event

The second Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. Prestige factor 1,0 for the Swedish ranking For more information, see Tournament Homepage Supported by The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Last year, Lennart Eklundh - the long time organiser of Swedish Open in Stockholm - one of the most successful tournaments on the world tour - handed over to his good friend Thomas Troedsson in Malmö . And it seems it was not a temporary arrangement. Malmö is here to stay. Troedsson is the General Secretary of the Swedish Squash Federation so this should be a good opportunity for promoting Racketlon within the squash community. He is also an experienced events organiser, which - together with the fact that Eklundh will support him - means that you can count on a quality job! It should also be a good opportunity to connect to Denmark, Europe's most successful badminton nation and remarkably invisible in the Racketlon context. So far! Malmö (after Stockholm and Gothenburg Sweden's third largest city) is, since year 2000, connected to Danish capital Copenhagen by a bridge making it only 30 minutes away by train or car. The region is known as the "Öresund Region" and is Scandinavia's biggest and most densely populated city region with 3,5 million people - many of them Danish badminton players(!) The sport centre (Bellevuestadion) is one of Sweden's largest racket centers with 10 badminton courts, 8 squash courts and 9 indoor tennis courts (excluding another 7 outdoors). And it can certainly be said that it has been waiting for a big Racketlon tournament for many years now. This might well be the start of a new major Scandinavian Racketlon community! For more information, see tournament homepage! Register through Result Reporter!

Swedish Ranking Event

A classic Lennart Eklundh/Peter Landberg event held every year since the late Eighties. Not open to international players. For more information, see Tournament Homepage	Swedish Ranking Event

The third Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This is a single day tournament for people that like it short, intense and efficient. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Formerly known as "Racketlon Cup" this tournament has an annual history stemming back to the early Nineties(!) In 2008 it moved from its traditional Stockholm location to Malmö, so this will be the third Swedish Open on Malmö ground. Tournament director Troedsson is the General Secretary of the Swedish Squash Federation so this should be a good opportunity for promoting Racketlon within the squash community. So watch out for good squash! It is also a good opportunity to connect to Denmark, Europe's most successful badminton nation and remarkably invisible in the Racketlon context. So far! Malmö (after Stockholm and Gothenburg Sweden's third largest city) is, since year 2000, connected to Danish capital Copenhagen by a bridge making it only 30 minutes away by train or car. The region is known as the "Öresund Region" and is Scandinavia's biggest and most densely populated city region with 3,5 million people - many of them Danish badminton players(!) The sport centre (Bellevuestadion) is one of Sweden's largest racket centers with 10 badminton courts, 8 squash courts and 9 indoor tennis courts (excluding another 7 outdoors). For more information, see tournament homepage (Swedish only) or Result Reporter (English). Register through Result Reporter!

Swedish Ranking Event

A classic Lennart Eklundh/Peter Landberg event held every(!) year since 1989(!) For a complete record of Swedish Champions in the four major categories, click here. Not open to international players. More information is expected to be posted in Result Reporter!	Swedish Ranking Event

The fourth Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This is a single day tournament for people that like it short, intense and efficient. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

After a two year break, Gothenburg Open is back celebrating its tenth anniversary. This is the tournament that, in effect, launched Racketlon internationally. During its first three years it had World Championship status. Before Gothenburg Racketlon Open this sport did not exist on an international level. So, if you want to visit the place where international Racketlon started back in 2001 - the home of International Racketlon, this is where you should go! This tournament has Challenger status on the FIR Racketlon World Tour - meaning points for the World Ranking for everyone that takes part. See tournament homepage for more details! Register through Result Reporter! Complete Results (xls)

Swedish Ranking Event

These Swedish Racketlon Championships have been held every(!) year since 1989(!) And always in Enskede Rackethall, Stockholm. But this year is different. For the first time it will be held in Gothenburg! (While Stockholm takes care of the World Championships towards the end of the year, see below!) For a complete record of Swedish Champions in the four major categories, click here. Not open to international players. See homepage for more information.

Swedish Ranking Event

The fifth straight Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This is a single day tournament for people that like it short, intense and efficient. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

In Stockholm for the first time! After nine years touring the rest of the world The Racketlon World Championships returns to Sweden. But this time the host is not Gothenburg (as in 2001, 2002 and 2003) but Stockholm and Enskede Rackethall - a venue that has been expanded especially for this purpose. Not to be missed! Note that this is a three-day tournament starting Thursday morning ending Saturday. Saturday evening is banquet time. And Sunday is kept free for travelling. Prestige factor 1,5 on the Swedish ranking. Enter through the Result Reporter! See homepage for more info

Swedish Ranking Event

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Swedish Open moves to Gothenburg! The name Swedish Open was first used in Stockholm in 2003 when it was part of the first Racketlon World Tour. The tournament then stayed in Stockholm until it moved to Malmö in 2008, from which it now, for the first time, moves to Gothenburg. Tournament director Mathias Björk welcomes the international Racketlon community! In cooperation with experienced Lennart Eklundh (still warm after having organised the World Championships in Stockholm less than three months before this event). Enter through the Result Reporter!

Swedish Ranking Event

A breakthrough Racketlon tournament in Linköping! (For the first time - to the best of Racketlon.com's knowledge.) This is not a ranking event. Instead this tournament aims to introduce the sport to the general public. Absolutely Everyone is welcome! And guaranteed at least four matches (Group play format followed by knock-out tournaments.) Note that this is a single day tournament. For more info see invitation! (Swedish only!)

A NEW national event in Gothenburg. Tournament Director (and sport centre manager) Mathias Björk (still warm after having run the Swedish Open in February) - together with hot enthusiasts Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic - invite the Racketlon community to spring Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sport centre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This is a second national event in Gothenburg adding to Alelyckan Open that traditionally marks the beginning of the autumn season. And people familiar with the Alelyckan Open will feel at home. This too will be a single day tournament for people that like it short, intense and efficient. Should also be a good warm-up for those taking part in the Malmö Swedish Championships four weeks later. Prestige factor 1,0 on the Swedish ranking. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

A second breakthrough Racketlon tournament in Linköping! This is not a ranking event. Instead this tournament aims to introduce the sport to the general public. Absolutely Everyone is welcome! And guaranteed at least four matches (Group play format followed by knock-out tournaments.) Note that this is a single day tournament. For more information turn to the new hompage of Linköping Racketlon! (Swedish Only)

These Swedish Racketlon Championships have been held every(!) year since 1990(!) And, until 2011, always in Stockholm. But last year (2012) was different as Gothenburg stepped in. And now the turn has come to Malmö. For the first time. For a complete record of Swedish Champions in the four major categories, click here. Official classes not open to international players. Prestige factor 2,0 on the Swedish ranking. See Result Reporter for more info! - which is also the place to enter!

Swedish Ranking Event

The sixth straight Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This is a single day tournament for people that like it short, intense and efficient. Note that this time it is a Sunday! Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.

Swedish Ranking Event

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Swedish Open is back in Malmö! The name Swedish Open was first used in Stockholm in 2003 when it was part of the first Racketlon World Tour. The tournament then stayed in Stockholm until it moved to Malmö in 2008, where it has stayed since then with the exception of last year's visit to Gothenburg. Tournament director Thomas Troedsson welcomes the international Racketlon community! Enter through tournamentsoftware.com !

Swedish Ranking Event

Spring Open is back after last year's debut on the Swedish tour, this time as an international Challenger event with points on the world ranking on offer. Tournament Director (and sport centre manager) Mathias Björk - together with hot enthusiasts Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic - invite the Racketlon community to spring Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sport centre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. Prestige factor 1,5 on the Swedish ranking. Enter through tournamentsoftware.com !

Swedish Ranking Event

The Swedish Championships is back on home ground in Enskede Rackethall, Stockholm after the last two year's visits to Gothenburg (2012) and Malmö (2013). Organizer is, for the first time, the currently very inspired Enskede Racketlon Club (as previous multiple year organizer Lennart Eklundh is handing over). Prestige factor 2,0 on the Swedish ranking. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.	Swedish Ranking Event

The seventh straight Alelyckan Open. Tournament Directors Niclas Larsson and Daniel Majetic, two of the frontal figures of Gothenburg Racketlon, invite the Racketlon community to summer Gothenburg and to Alelyckan, the sportcentre that hosted Racketlon's three first World Championships. This time with doubles! Saturday for doubles. Sunday for singles. Enter through The Racketlon.com Entry Engine.	Swedish Ranking Event

A World ranking event. For Swedish players, points for the Swedish ranking (prestige factor 1,5) also available. Swedish Open is back in Malmö! The name Swedish Open was first used in Stockholm in 2003 when it was part of the first Racketlon World Tour. The tournament then stayed in Stockholm until it moved to Malmö in 2008, where it has stayed since then with the exception of a visit to Gothenburg in 2013.. Tournament director Thomas Troedsson welcomes the international Racketlon community! Check out the homepage of Malmö Racketlon for more info Enter through tournamentsoftware.com !

Swedish Ranking Event

The Swedish Championships is, since last year, back on home ground in Enskede Rackethall, Stockholm after visits to Gothenburg (in 2012) and Malmö (2013). Prestige factor 2,0 on the Swedish ranking. Organizer is, like last year, Enskede Racketlon Club. Check their homepage. for more info on this tournament!	Swedish Ranking Event