The latest news from Norwegian table hockey! Read up on upcoming and completed tournaments and other exciting content.
The May bank holiday weekend finally brought the Norwegian Championship: 28 hopeful players, 26 trophies, one dab celebration, and a tenth straight gold for Magnus Klippen. A tournament report from Kvernhallen.
Magnus Klippen has dominated Norwegian table hockey for a decade and then some, and he could win his tenth straight national title this year. Still, the chances of the streak ending have rarely looked better — let's take a closer look.
Nine players gathered in the music classroom at Singsaker school for Trondheim Open 2026, where a Monte Carlo simulation turned out to be a prophecy in disguise. Amund Risa Fylling reclaimed the title, denying everyone a first NBF gold.
It was a bright and sunny Saturday, August 23rd, when 29 players from Norway, Latvia, Sweden, and the Czech Republic gathered at Frøyland Elementary School for an international tournament. Whether the Czechs had slept well at Hotel Fjermestad is unknown, but they brought energy from morning until night.
The 2025 Table Hockey World Championships in Umeå, Sweden, became an unforgettable weekend for the Norwegian national team, with historic medals and strong individual results.
The big highlight of the year in Norwegian table hockey is just around the corner. Daniel Nygård and Øystein Klippen deliver their predictions.
Edgars Caics finally claimed his first individual win on Norwegian soil at Trondheim Open 2025. Check out the full results here.
Jæren Open 2025 is done and dusted — here are photos of all the medal winners and prize recipients from the tournament.
Jærligaen's leading star Andreas Fjermestad has studied the entry list and formed his own opinion about how Saturday's Jæren Open 2025 will play out.
Jørn Moldvær was hiding behind the final door of the year, bringing this year's calendar to a close. Congratulations to Daniel Nygård, who takes home a table hockey game after racking up no fewer than 11 two-pointers!
