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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!
Christmas Eve is finally here, and the last door is ready to be opened! Bjarte Tjessem was hiding behind yesterday's door — the only player (as far as I know) to win the cup and finish last in the same weekend. Who is hiding behind the final door?
The world's best 8-year-old, Sinus Moberg, was hiding behind yesterday's door. Two doors remain, so who is hiding behind door number 23?
Former Bergen league player Anders Lægland Ellingsen was hiding behind door 21. But who is behind today's door?
Everyone guessed Geir Hjemås behind door 20. Now it's time to reveal who's hiding behind door 21.
Pål Bakken was hiding behind yesterday's door. Christmas Eve is approaching at breakneck speed, but luckily we still have some treats left. Who do we find behind door 20?
Behind door 18 we found former Malta resident, festival organizer and editor Vegard Flatøy. Who is hiding behind today's door?
The author simply had to jump on the calendar bandwagon. Amund Risa Fylling was hiding behind door 17 — but who is behind today's door?
Behind door 16 we found Magnus Klippen. Who is hiding behind today's door?
Geir Tonny (GT) Brovold was hiding behind door 15. Who is hiding behind today's door?
Behind door 14 we found Andreas Fjermestad. Who is hiding behind today's door?
Behind door 13 we found Arne Mahatma Solberg. Who is hiding behind today's door?
Behind door 12 was the eternal youngster Yngve Aasheim, four-time Norwegian champion. How many can crack today's door?
Henning Tvedten was hiding behind door 11. That means we are halfway to Christmas and ready to find out which player is hiding behind door 12.
Behind door 11, a table hockey veteran in broad dialect talks the Jon spesial, Byggrynslunsj and chocolate milk, NM road trips with a quiz in the car, and a 09:30 wake-up for a 10:00 start.
Behind door 9 was the eldest Klippen brother, Vegard Klippen. Who is hiding behind door 10?
Behind door 8 we found Norway's best female table hockey player, Anne Grethe Gangsøy, and nobody guessed correctly. Who is hiding behind door 9?
Espen Moe was hiding behind door 7. Who is hiding behind door 8?
Most people guessed yesterday's door correctly. But which table hockey player is hiding behind door 7?
We headed back to Jæren, where the correct answer was Juvelvegen's finest player: Daniel Nygård. Which table hockey player is hiding behind door 6?
Finally some variation in the answers — the correct answer was a Trønder living in Eastern Norway: Hallvard Einer Sægrov. Which table hockey player is hiding behind door 5?
Frode Hagerup Jr., the king of farce, was behind door 3. Which table hockey player is hiding behind door 4?
Arne Johannes Holmin was hiding behind door 2, though many guessed another Sunnmøre man, Andreas Røren. Who is lurking behind door 3?
Kjetil Sagen was hiding behind door 1. Who is hiding behind door 2?
This year's Christmas calendar is under way! Every day until Christmas we ask a table hockey player the same five questions — can you guess who the player is? First correct guess scores 2 points, everyone else who answers correctly gets 1 point. The daily winner picks a free item from the kiosk at Jæren Open, and the overall winner in December walks off with a table hockey board!
