Guldpipan

Guldpipan
Date	1982 (1982)
Country	Sweden
Presented by	Sveriges ishockeyspelares centralorganisation

Guldpipan (English: golden whistle) officially known as SICO:s guldpipa, is a Swedish ice hockey award, awarded annually since 1982 to the premier referee in the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) as judged by the members of Sveriges ishockeyspelares centralorganisation (SICO; English: Sweden's ice hockey players central organisation). The award holds a high status among officials since only players are allowed to vote. Ulf Rådbjer has the record of winning the award seven consecutive times.^[1]

Winners

Ulf Rådbjer, seven-time winner of Guldpipan

Marcus Vinnerborg, three-time winner

Referee still active

Year	Winner	Win #
1982	Eriksson, GaryGary Eriksson	1
1983	Eriksson, GaryGary Eriksson	2
1984	Henriksson, LarsLars Henriksson	1
1985	Lindgren, UlfUlf Lindgren	1
1986	Eriksson, GaryGary Eriksson	3
1987	Lind, KjellKjell Lind	1
1988	Lind, KjellKjell Lind	2
1989	Lind, KjellKjell Lind	3
1990	Johansson, BörjeBörje Johansson	1
1991	Johansson, BörjeBörje Johansson	2
1992	Johansson, BörjeBörje Johansson	3
1993	Öberg, RogerRoger Öberg	1
1994	Grundström, JörgenJörgen Grundström	1
1995	Öberg, RogerRoger Öberg	2
1996	Öberg, RogerRoger Öberg	3
1997	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	1
1998	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	2
1999	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	3
2000	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	4
2001	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	5
2002	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	6
2003	Rådbjer, UlfUlf Rådbjer	7
2004	Andersson, ThomasThomas Andersson	1
2005	Andersson, ThomasThomas Andersson	2
2006	Andersson, ThomasThomas Andersson	3
2007	Andersson, ThomasThomas Andersson	4
2008	Vinnerborg, MarcusMarcus Vinnerborg	1
2009	Vinnerborg, MarcusMarcus Vinnerborg	2
2010	Vinnerborg, MarcusMarcus Vinnerborg	3
2011	Rönnmark, UlfUlf Rönnmark	1
2012	Rönnmark, UlfUlf Rönnmark	2
2013	Rönnmark, UlfUlf Rönnmark	3
2014	Nord, MikaelMikael Nord	1

References

↑ Eriksson, Frank (15 April 2009). "Guldpipan till Vinnerborg". Svenska Hockeyligan.se (in Swedish). Svenska hockeyligan. Retrieved 22 August 2009.

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Awards	Le Mat Trophy Guldhjälmen Guldpucken Honken Trophy Håkan Loob Trophy Rookie of the Year Salming Trophy Stefan Liv Memorial Trophy Guldpipan Coach of the Year

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