Supporters of Södertälje SK have started a fundraising campaign to strengthen the club's player squad for the upcoming season. Sponsors will contribute 3.2 times the amount collected by fans, multiplying the impact of each donation.
The initiative, driven by supporters, invites companies to join and multiply the total raised. For example, every 100 Swedish kronor donated becomes 420 kronor for the team, while 1 000 kronor turns into 4 200 kronor through sponsor contributions.
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Södertälje Sportklubb beat Kalmar 2-1 in game four of their HockeyAllsvenskan quarterfinal at Scaniarinken, evening the series. Patrik Zackrisson and William Wiå scored for the hosts, with Kalmar replying late. Coaches and players praised the passionate crowd.
IK Sirius leads Allsvenskan after three matches with over 20 percent attendance growth in four years. Long-time supporter Henrik Ågren, backing the team for nearly 30 years, calls the atmosphere indescribable. The club's success fuels a league-wide fan surge.
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Fritidskortet, launched by the Public Health Agency in September 2025, has attracted nearly 1,000 associations in Skåne within seven months. Nationally in Sweden, around 7,000 associations and music schools have joined. Association representatives welcome the initiative but note some challenges.
Säter municipality has set up a 200,000 kronor damage fund to reduce vandalism at Klockarskolan. Students will decide how to spend any remaining money at the end of the year. The student council-driven initiative aims to foster a sense of ownership.
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The Swedish Ski Federation and Vattenfall have introduced the Snösäkringsfonden, a new initiative to support energy and emission-reducing projects in skiing and snowboarding associations. The fund aims to address changing winters with shorter seasons and challenging snow conditions affecting training and competitions. It was presented during the alpine World Cup events in Åre on March 14-15, 2026.
Örebro SK, or ÖSK, held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening, covering the club's economy, board elections, and a motion to change the entrance song. Only one motion was submitted, proposed by member Daniel Gustafsson, who wants to replace the current song with 'Örebro'. The board will now investigate the possibilities for a change.
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Örebro SK came from behind to win 2–1 against IFK Norrköping at Behrn Arena and took the top spot in Superettan. Match hero Antonio Yakoub sealed the victory with a fine goal ten minutes from full time. Coach Rikard Norling's surprise benching of stars Kalle Holmberg and Ahmed Yasin drew the most attention.