Fixtures

Norway 1st Division 09/28 13:00 - Gjøvik vs Gruner - View
Norway 1st Division 10/01 17:00 - Gruner vs Gjøvik - View
Norway 1st Division 10/04 14:00 - Gruner vs Tromsø Ishockey - View
Norway 1st Division 10/05 13:00 - Gruner vs Tromsø Ishockey - View
Norway 1st Division 10/11 15:00 - Comet Halden vs Gruner - View
Norway 1st Division 10/15 17:00 - Gruner vs HC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rhi - View

Results

Norway 1st Division 03/01 15:00 - Gruner v Kongsvinger IL W 8-0
Norway 1st Division 02/26 18:00 - [7] Kongsvinger IL v Gruner [5] W 2-5
Norway 1st Division 02/22 15:00 - Gruner v Ringerike L 2-10
Norway 1st Division 02/19 18:00 - Ringerike IHK v Gruner W 3-4
Norway 1st Division 02/16 15:00 - Gruner v Nidaros L 2-3
Norway 1st Division 02/15 15:00 - [4] Gruner v Nidaros [2] L 1-6
Norway 1st Division 01/31 18:00 - [4] Gruner v Hasle-Loren [8] W 4-3
Norway 1st Division 01/29 18:00 - [8] Hasle-Loren v Gruner [4] W 3-8
Norway 1st Division 01/25 15:00 - [4] Gruner v Gjovik [3] W 4-3
Norway 1st Division 01/18 14:00 - Gjovik v Gruner L 5-3
Norway 1st Division 01/15 18:00 - [5] Gruner v Manglerud Star [4] W 5-2
Norway 1st Division 01/11 16:00 - [4] Manglerud Star v Gruner [5] W 2-5

Wikipedia - Grüner Ishockey

Grüner Ishockey is an Oslo-based ice hockey club, and a part of the Grüner IL multi-sports club. They play their home games in Grünerhallen.

In the last season they played, the 2023-24 season, they placed 3rd.

History

The men's ice hockey team currently plays in 1. divisjon, the second level of Norwegian ice hockey. It contested playoffs to possibly win promotion to the highest league after the 2007–08 season and after the 2009–10 season, but did not prevail. The ice arena is named Grünerhallen. Dælenenga idrettspark was formerly used as an outdoor ice rink, hosting ice hockey at the 1952 Winter Olympics.

The Norway ice hockey team "Grüner" is a prominent and passionate squad representing Norway in international ice hockey competitions. Named after the historic Grüner neighborhood in Oslo, the team embodies Norwegian resilience, skill, and team spirit. Known for their disciplined play and strong defensive strategies, the Grüner team has steadily gained recognition in European tournaments and national leagues. Comprising talented players from across Norway, the team emphasizes development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Whether competing in the Norwegian league or representing Norway on the international stage, the Grüner team is celebrated for their dedication to the sport and their unwavering pride in representing their country.