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List of Swedish Short Course Swimming Championships champions (men)
This is a list of men's champions of the Swedish Short Course Swimming Championships, the annual swimming championship in short course, usually held indoors in the Swedish winter. Records go back to 1953 in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and various relays and medley competitions.
Current program
50 metre freestyle
100 metre freestyle
200 metre freestyle
400 metre freestyle
800 metre freestyle
1500 metre freestyle
50 metre backstroke
100 metre backstroke
200 metre backstroke
50 metre breaststroke
100 metre breaststroke
200 metre breaststroke
50 metre butterfly
100 metre butterfly
200 metre butterfly
100 metre individual medley
200 metre individual medley
400 metre individual medley
4 × 50 metre freestyle relay
- 1990 – Upsala S[1]
- 1991 – Upsala S (Magnus Rönnevall, Lars-Ove Jansson, Jan Stensson & Rikard Milton)[1][27]
- 1992 – Karlskrona SS[28]
- 1993 – Borlänge SS[28]
- 1994 – Upsala S[28]
- 1995 – Upsala S[28]
- 1996 – Jönköpings SS[28]
- 1997 – Upsala S (Magnus Rönnevall, Pär Lindström, David Kollstedt & Ulf Eriksson)[28][29]
- 1998 – Upsala S (Kenneth Nyman, Pär Lindström, Lars-Ove Jansson & David Kollstedt)[28][30]
- 1999 – Södertälje SS (John Miranda, Patric Robertsson, Jan Helgesson & Pär Helgesson)[28][31]
- 2000 – Södertälje SS (John Miranda, Patric Robertsson, Jan Helgesson & Pär Helgesson)[28][32]
- 2001 – Sundsvalls SS (Johan Nyström, Daniel Lönnberg, Johan Backlund & Lars Frölander)[28][33]
- 2002 – Linköpings ASS (Rickard Piehl, Erik Dorch, Lars Frölander & Marcus Piehl)[28][34]
- 2003 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Lars Frölander, Rickard Piehl & Erik Dorch)[28][35]
- 2004 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Rickard Piehl, Erik Dorch & Lars Frölander)[28]
- 2005 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Erik Dorch, Filip Lundeholm & Hans Albrektsson)[28]
- 2006 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Stefan Nystrand, Johan Wallberg & Petter Stymne)[28]
- 2007 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Stefan Nystrand, Petter Stymne & Peter Edvardsson)[28]
- 2008 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Stefan Nystrand, Radovan Siljevski & Pontus Flodqvist)[28]
- 2009 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Stefan Nystrand, Simon Sjödin & Pontus Flodqvist)[28]
- 2010 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin & Peter Edvardsson)[28]
- 2011 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Pontus Flodqvist, Alexander Nyström & Sebastian Wikström)[28]
- 2012 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin & Christoffer Vikström)[28]
- 2013 – Mölndals ASS (Christoffer Carlsen, Robin Andréasson, Isak Eliasson & David Nordenlilja)[28]
- 2014 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Petter Stymne, Simon Sjödin & Christoffer Vikström)[28]
- 2015 – Helsingborgs S (Christoffer Carlsen, Isak Eliasson, Fabian Steen & Jonas Holmström)[3]
- 2016 – SK Neptun (Linus Magnusson, Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin & Petter Stymne)[4]
- 2017 – Helsingborgs S (Erik Kähr, Christoffer Carlsen, Jesper Björk & Jonas Holmström)[5]
- 2018 – SK Neptun (Linus Magnusson, Simon Sjödin, Sebastian Holmberg & Petter Stymne)[6]
- 2019 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Erik Kähr, Gustav Hökfelt & Olle Sköld)[7]
- 2021 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Gustav Hökfelt, Simon Sjödin & Olle Sköld)[8]
- 2022 – Spårvägens SF (Isak Eliasson, Jonathan Kling, Rasmus Hanson & Samuel Törnqvist)[9]
4 × 100 metre freestyle relay
- 1953 – SK Poseidon[1]
- 1954 – SK Poseidon[1]
- 1955 – SK Poseidon[1]
- 1956 – SK Poseidon[1]
- 1957 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1958 – SK Neptun (Per-Olof Eriksson, Lars Hennix, Bengt Nordvall & Per-Ola Lindberg)[1][36]
- 1959 – SK Neptun (Per-Olof Eriksson, Rune Jansson, Bengt Nordvall & Per-Ola Lindberg)[1][36]
- 1960 – SK Neptun (Per-Olof Eriksson, Leif Wolmsten, Bengt Nordvall & Per-Ola Lindberg)[1][36]
- 1961 – SK Neptun (Per-Ola Lindberg, Per-Olof Eriksson, Lars-Erik Bengtsson & Bengt Nordvall)[1][37]
- 1962 – SK Neptun (Per-Olof Eriksson, Leif Wolmsten, Bengt Nordvall & Lars-Erik Bengtsson)[1][38]
- 1963 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1964 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1965 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1966 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1967 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1968 – SK Neptun[1]
- 1969 – Luleå SS (Hans Lundström, Bo Åman, Anders Brännström & Jan Lundmark)[1][39]
- 1970 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1971 – Timrå AIF[1]
- 1976 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1977 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1978 – Kristianstads SLS[1]
- 1979 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1980 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1981 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1982 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1983 – Borlänge SS (Per Wikström, Jan Nilsson, Anders Norberg & Per Johansson)[1][40]
- 1984 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1985 – Upsala S[1]
- 1986 – Upsala S[1]
- 1987 – Helsingborgs S (Sten Williamsson, Viktor Olsson, Nils Liedberg & Tony Lennartsson)[1][41]
- 1988 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1989 – Borlänge SS (Magnus Eriksson, Pär Helgesson, Jan Karlsson & Per Johansson)[1][42]
- 1990 – Karlskrona SS[1]
- 1991 – Upsala S (Magnus Rönnevall, Lars-Ove Jansson, Rikard Milton & Ulf Eriksson)[1][27]
- 1992 – Karlskrona SS[36]
- 1993 – Jönköpings SS[36]
- 1994 – Spårvägens SF[36]
- 1995 – Spårvägens SF[36]
- 1996 – Sundsvalls SS (Johan Nyström, Niklas Åhlin, Tobias Marklund & Magnus Frölander)[36][43]
- 1997 – Spårvägens SF (Fredrik Letzler, Anders Holmertz, Jonas Åkesson & Peter Aronsson)[36][44]
- 1998 – Spårvägens SF (Jonas Åkesson, Fredrik Letzler, Tobias Marklund & Peter Aronsson)[36][30]
- 1999 – Spårvägens SF (Fredrik Letzler, Jonas Åkesson, Jim Westman & Ola Fagerstrand)[36][45]
- 2000 – Sundsvalls SS (Johan Nyström, Mikael E. Rosén, Lars Frölander & Johan Backlund)[36][46]
- 2001 – Sundsvalls SS (Johan Backlund, Daniel Lönnberg, Johan Nyström & Lars Frölander)[36][33]
- 2002 – Södertörns SS (Johan Levander, Mikael Larsson, Jesper Levander & Stefan Nystrand)[36][34]
- 2003 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Lars Frölander, Erik Dorch & Rickard Piehl)[36][35]
- 2004 – Södertörns SS (Johan Levander, Jesper Levander, Stefan Nystrand & Mikael Larsson)[36]
- 2005 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Erik Dorch, Filip Lundeholm & Hans Albrektsson)[36]
- 2006 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Erik Andersson, Erik Dorch & Lars Frölander)[36]
- 2007 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Petter Stymne, Stefan Nystrand & Peter Edvardsson)[36]
- 2008 – SK Neptun (Pontus Flodqvist, Radovan Siljevski, Stefan Nystrand & Simon Sjödin)[36]
- 2009 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Stefan Nystrand, Christoffer Vikström & Simon Sjödin)[36]
- 2010 – SK Neptun (Stefan Nystrand, Alexander Nyström, Petter Stymne & Pontus Flodqvist)[36]
- 2011 – Linköpings ASS (Oscar Ekström, Lars Frölander, Alexander Linge & Marcus Piehl)[36]
- 2012 – SK Neptun (Christoffer Vikström, Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin & Peter Edvardsson)[36]
- 2013 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Alexander Nyström, Christoffer Vikström & Simon Sjödin)[36]
- 2014 – SK Neptun (Jacob Thulin, Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin & Petter Stymne)[36]
- 2015 – Helsingborgs S (Christoffer Carlsen, Isak Eliasson, Kristian Kron & Jonas Holmström)[3]
- 2016 – Helsingborgs S (Isak Eliasson, Jonas Holmström, Jesper Björk & Christoffer Carlsen)[4]
- 2017 – Helsingborgs S (Christoffer Carlsen, Jonas Holmström, Jesper Björk & Kristian Kron)[5]
- 2018 – Helsingborgs S (Christoffer Carlsen, Jonas Holmström, Jesper Björk & Johan Rydahl)[6]
- 2019 – SK Neptun (Olle Sköld, Fabian Bergman, Simon Sjödin & Gustav Hökfelt)[7]
- 2021 – SK Neptun (Olle Sköld, Simon Sjödin, Gustav Hökfelt & Tim Rogersson)[8]
- 2022 – Spårvägens SF (Jonathan Kling, Isak Eliasson, Rasmus Hanson & Samuel Törnqvist)[9]
4 × 200 metre freestyle relay
- 1972 – Timrå AIF[1]
- 1973 – SKK-Spårvägen[1]
- 1974 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1975 – Falu SS[1]
- 1976 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1977 – Borlänge SS[1]
- 1978 – Upsala S[1]
- 1979 – Kristianstads SLS[1]
- 1980 – Västerås SS[1]
- 1981 – Västerås SS[1]
- 1982 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1983 – Kristianstads SLS (Håkan Jönsson, Ulf Håkansson, Göran Rosenberg & Mikael Örn)[1][47]
- 1984 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1985 – Upsala S[1]
- 1986 – Motala SS (Anders Holmertz, Mikael Holmertz, Per Holmertz & Henrik Leek)[1][48]
- 1987 – Malmö KK (Jan Bidrman, Bill Strömberg, Robert Johnsson & Stefan Persson)[1][49]
- 1988 – Malmö KK[1]
- 1989 – Upsala S (Magnus Olafsson, Ulf Eriksson, Lars-Ove Jansson & Rikard Milton)[1][42]
- 1994 – Spårvägens SF[50]
- 1995 – Spårvägens SF[50]
- 1996 – Sundsvalls SS (Mikael E. Rosén, Johan Nyström, Niklas Åhlin & Tobias Marklund)[50][43]
- 1997 – Sundsvalls SS (Jonas Lundström, Mikael E. Rosén, Niclas Öhman & Tobias Marklund)[50][51]
- 1998 – Malmö KK (Patrik Svensson, Max von Bodungen, Nicklas Svensson & Fredrik Engdahl)[50][30]
- 1999 – SK Neptun (Marcus Fahlén, Anders Forsberg, Johan Wallberg & Stefano Prestinoni)[50][52]
- 2000 – SK Neptun (Tero Välimaa, Johan Wallberg, Anders Forsberg & Peter Edvardsson)[50][53]
- 2001 – SK Neptun (Peter Edvardsson, Fredrik Seidevall, Stefano Prestinoni & Johan Wallberg)[50][33]
- 2002 – Södertörns SS (Jesper Levander, Johan Levander, Stefan Nystrand & Mikael E. Rosén)[50][34]
- 2003 – Södertörns SS (Jesper Levander, Mikael Larsson, Stefan Nystrand & Mikael E. Rosén)[50][35]
- 2004 – Malmö KK (Hannes Kohnke, Jonas Persson, Max von Bodungen & Martin Gustavsson)[50]
- 2005 – Södertörns SS (Jesper Levander, Simon Sjödin, Stefan Nystrand & Mikael E. Rosén)[50]
- 2006 – Linköpings ASS (Erik Andersson, Lars Frölander, Marcus Piehl & Kristofer Johansson)[50]
- 2007 – SK Neptun (Petter Stymne, Stefan Nystrand, Peter Edvardsson & Simon Sjödin)[50]
- 2008 – SK Neptun (Radovan Siljevski, Simon Sjödin, Simon Frank & Peter Edvardsson)[50]
- 2009 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Radovan Siljevski, Christoffer Vikström & Peter Edvardsson)[50]
- 2010 – Helsingborgs S (Kristian Kron, Henrik Sjöholm, Rickard Vagerstam & Gustav Åberg Lejdström)[50]
- 2011 – SK Neptun (Radovan Siljevski, Petter Stymne, Peter Edvardsson & Simon Sjödin)[50]
- 2012 – Helsingborgs S (Oskar Nordstrand, Gustav Åberg Lejdström, Daniel Lundahl & Kristian Kron)[50]
- 2013 – Mölndals ASS (Isak Eliasson, Christoffer Carlsen, Patrik Löfgren & Robin Andréasson)[50]
- 2014 – Mölndals ASS (Isak Eliasson, Christoffer Carlsen, Filip Holmqvist & Robin Andréasson)[50]
- 2015 – Helsingborgs S (Jonas Holmström, Christoffer Carlsen, Isak Eliasson & Kristian Kron)[3]
- 2016 – Helsingborgs S (Christoffer Carlsen, Jesper Björk, Kristian Kron & Jonas Holmström)[4]
- 2017 – Helsingborgs S (Jonas Holmström, Kristian Kron, Jesper Björk & Christoffer Carlsen)[5]
- 2018 – Helsingborgs S (Jonas Holmström, Johan Rydahl, Jesper Björk & Christoffer Carlsen)[6]
- 2019 – SK Neptun (Wiggo Frohde, Simon Sjödin, Kristian Kron & Olle Sköld)[7]
- 2021 – SK Neptun (Tim Rogersson, Simon Sjödin, Gustav Hökfelt & Olle Sköld)[8]
- 2022 – Spårvägens SF (Isak Eliasson, Rasmus Hanson, Adam Karlsson & Samuel Törnqvist)[9]
4 × 50 metre medley relay
- 1994 – Södertälje SS (Marcus Lundstedt, Peter Haraldsson, Jonas Åkesson & Patric Robertsson)[54][55]
- 1995 – Södertälje SS (Marcus Lundstedt, Patric Robertsson, Jonas Åkesson & Anders Bladh)[54][55]
- 1996 – Sundsvalls SS (Tobias Marklund, Jens Johansson, Niklas Åhlin & Magnus Frölander)[54][43]
- 1997 – Spårvägens SF (Mattias Egmar, Peter Aronsson, Jonas Åkesson & Fredrik Letzler)[54][56]
- 1998 – Spårvägens SF (Tobias Marklund, Peter Aronsson, Jonas Åkesson & Fredrik Letzler)[54][30]
- 1999 – Väsby SS (Daniel Carlsson, Erik Brannestål, Jan Karlsson & Anders Jönsson)[54][52]
- 2000 – Malmö KK (Fredrik Engdahl, Martin Gustavsson, Andreas Lentonsson & Nicklas Svensson)[54][53]
- 2001 – Sundsvalls SS (Daniel Lönnberg, Jens Johansson, Lars Frölander & Johan Nyström)[54][33]
- 2002 – SK Neptun (Peter Segerlund, Andreas Eriksson, Tero Välimaa & Johan Norling)[54][34]
- 2003 – Linköpings ASS (Rickard Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Lars Frölander & Marcus Piehl)[54][35]
- 2004 – Linköpings ASS (Rickard Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Erik Dorch & Marcus Piehl)[54]
- 2005 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Filip Lundeholm & Erik Dorch)[54]
- 2006 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Lars Frölander & Erik Dorch)[54]
- 2007 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Christer Tour, Stefan Nystrand & Petter Stymne)[54]
- 2008 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Radovan Siljevski & Stefan Nystrand)[54]
- 2009 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Jonas Andersson, Petter Stymne & Stefan Nystrand)[54]
- 2010 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Stefan Nystrand, Pontus Flodqvist & Petter Stymne)[54]
- 2011 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Pontus Flodqvist & Petter Stymne)[54]
- 2012 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Pontus Flodqvist & Sebastian Wikström)[54]
- 2013 – SK Neptun (Sebastian Holmberg, Niklas Tour, Linus Magnusson & Petter Stymne)[54]
- 2014 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin, Jacob Thulin & Linus Magnusson)[54]
- 2015 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Niklas Tour, Simon Sjödin & Linus Magnusson)[3]
- 2016 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Niklas Tour, Simon Sjödin & Petter Stymne)[4]
- 2017 – Helsingborgs S (Jesper Björk, Erik Kähr, Christoffer Carlsen & Jonas Holmström)[5]
- 2018 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Johannes Skagius, Sebastian Holmberg & Linus Magnusson)[6]
- 2019 – SK Neptun (Gustav Hökfelt, Johannes Skagius, Simon Sjödin & Olle Sköld)[7]
- 2021 – SK Neptun (Gustav Hökfelt, Johannes Skagius, Pontus Flodqvist & Olle Sköld)[8]
- 2022 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Erik Kähr, Jesper Jonsson & Tim Rogersson)[9]
4 × 100 metre medley relay
- 1968 – Sundsvalls SS[1]
- 1969 – Stockholmspolisens IF (Bo Westergren, Anders Gustavsson, Leif Swärd & Jan Lundin)[1][39]
- 1970 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1971 – Timrå AIF[1]
- 1972 – Timrå AIF[1]
- 1973 – SKK-Spårvägen[1]
- 1974 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1975 – Simavdelningen 1902[1]
- 1976 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1977 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1978 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1979 – Finspångs SK (Bengt Baron, Björn Larsson, Pär Arvidsson & Freddy Heinefeldt)[1][57]
- 1980 – Kristianstads SLS[1]
- 1981 – SK Korrugal (Bengt Baron, Tommy Pettersson, Pär Arvidsson & Anders Nordström)[1][58]
- 1982 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1983 – SK Korrugal (Bengt Baron, Tommy Pettersson, Pär Arvidsson & Anders Nordström)[1][40]
- 1984 – SK Korrugal (Bengt Baron, Tommy Pettersson, Pär Arvidsson & Anders Nordström)[1][59]
- 1985 – Upsala S[1]
- 1986 – Örebro Simallians[1]
- 1987 – Helsingborgs S (Nils Liedberg, Ola Lundblad, Anders Rasmusson & Viktor Olsson)[1][60]
- 1988 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1989 – Stockholmspolisens IF (Niklas Håkansson, Rickard Wendelius, Stefan Pärlklo & Joakim Sjöholm)[1][42]
- 1990 – Stockholmspolisens IF[1]
- 1991 – Upsala S (Anders Peterson, Jan Stensson, Kenneth Nyman & Lars-Ove Jansson)[1][27]
- 1992 – Karlskrona SS[61]
- 1993 – Södertälje SS (Marcus Lundstedt, Peter Haraldsson, Jonas Åkesson & Patric Robertsson)[61][55]
- 1994 – Spårvägens SF[61]
- 1995 – Växjö SS[61]
- 1996 – Sundsvalls SS (Tobias Marklund, Jens Johansson, Niklas Åhlin & Johan Nyström)[61][43]
- 1997 – Sundsvalls SS (Tobias Marklund, Jens Johansson, Johan Nyström & Niclas Öhman)[61][62]
- 1998 – Spårvägens SF (Tobias Marklund, Peter Aronsson, Jonas Åkesson & Fredrik Letzler)[61][30]
- 1999 – Sundsvalls SS (Niklas Åhlin, Jens Johansson, Lars Frölander & Johan Nyström)[61][63]
- 2000 – Sundsvalls SS (Daniel Lönnberg, Johan Nyström, Lars Frölander & Johan Backlund)[61][64]
- 2001 – Sundsvalls SS (Daniel Lönnberg, Jens Johansson, Lars Frölander & Johan Backlund)[61][33]
- 2002 – SK Neptun (Peter Segerlund, Andreas Eriksson, Tero Välimaa & Marcus Andersson)[61][34]
- 2003 – Linköpings ASS (Rickard Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Lars Frölander & Marcus Piehl)[61][35]
- 2004 – Malmö KK (Sten-Olof Gustafsson, Martin Gustavsson, Andreas Lentonsson & Jonas Persson)[61]
- 2005 – Linköpings ASS (Marcus Piehl, Jakob Dorch, Filip Lundeholm & Erik Dorch)[61]
- 2006 – Linköpings ASS (Erik Andersson, Jakob Dorch, Lars Frölander & Marcus Piehl)[61]
- 2007 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Christer Tour, Stefan Nystrand & Petter Stymne)[61]
- 2008 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Radovan Siljevski & Stefan Nystrand)[61]
- 2009 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Petter Stymne & Stefan Nystrand)[61]
- 2010 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Pontus Flodqvist & Stefan Nystrand)[61]
- 2011 – Linköpings ASS (Pontus Palmqvist, Jakob Dorch, Lars Frölander & Oscar Ekström)[61]
- 2012 – SK Neptun (Simon Sjödin, Niklas Tour, Alexander Nyström & Christoffer Vikström)[61]
- 2013 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Niklas Tour, Simon Sjödin & Petter Stymne)[61]
- 2014 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Simon Sjödin, Jacob Thulin & Sebastian Holmberg)[61]
- 2015 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Niklas Tour, Simon Sjödin & Linus Magnusson)[3]
- 2016 – SK Neptun (Alexander Nyström, Patric Ridell, Simon Sjödin & Petter Stymne)[4]
- 2017 – Helsingborgs S (Kristian Kron, Erik Kähr, Jesper Björk & Christoffer Carlsen)[5]
- 2018 – SK Neptun (Fabian Bergman, Johannes Skagius, Simon Sjödin & Sebastian Holmberg)[6]
- 2019 – SK Neptun (Gustav Hökfelt, Johannes Skagius, Simon Sjödin & Olle Sköld)[7]
- 2021 – SK Neptun (Gustav Hökfelt, Johannes Skagius, Simon Sjödin & Olle Sköld)[8]
- 2022 – Spårvägens SF (Samuel Törnqvist, David Kaspervik, Jonathan Kling & Isak Eliasson)[9]
Discontinued events
4 × 100 metre backstroke relay
4 × 100 metre breaststroke relay
4 × 100 metre butterfly relay
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