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Distriktsdomare 2018/19 DISTRIKTSDOMARE 2018/19 Namn Hemort Mobiltelefon Adam Haglund Karlstad 073-5283740 Alexander Håberget Arvika Alfred Särnehed Karlstad 070-3502005 Alva Ödéhn Karlstad 070-5174826 Anders Ekelund-Carlsson Hagfors 070-6760726 Anders Leander Grums 0760-934131 Anders Nilsson Vålberg 070-2397224 Andreas Brohm Kristinehamn 076-0195089 Anton Rudsvik Kristinehamn 072-7319380 Björn Svensson Värmlandsbro 070-4695886 Bosse Andersson Arvika 073-512 82 47 Christian Fröding Kil 073-0926780 Christoffer Frykestam Karlstad 073-8371565 Christoffer Risberg Deje 072-5439254 Claes Knutsson Karlstad 076-2540131 Daniel Monander Karlstad 070-4503193 David Granström Storfors 070-4020493 David Krantz Degerfors 076-107 96 75 Ella Tejler Forshaga 072-3224272 Ellinor Strand Filipstad 070-2332387 Erik Bergström Sunne 070-0226626 Erik Ejerfeldt Karlstad 072-3620204 Erik Jansson Fagerås 070-3408005 Erik Magnusson Arvika 073-8212282 Erik Schmidt Karlstad 070-3583396 Erik Wallin Karlskoga 070-2600245 Felicia Kästel-Sjöman Forshaga 070-5874344 Filip Eriksson Torsby 072-2016523 Fredrik Sjöberg Ekshärad 070-2331737 Gabriel Gunnarsson Storfors 073-543 18 81 Gabriel Hammarsten Kil 072-5677392 Gustav Jonsson Karlstad 070-3891313 Hanna Andersson Filipstad 076-1382014 Henrik Jansson Karlstad 073-0604654 Honraw Ghassli Kil 070-2133881 Jan-Olov Johansson Torsby 070-2518333 Jari Marjetta Karlstad 073-9674027 Jimmy Svensson Årjäng 072-5416665 DISTRIKTSDOMARE 2018/19 Johan Carlsson Karlstad 070-3762844 Johan Friman Karlstad 073-4414727 Jonas Snäll Kil 070-6969699 Josefin Holmqvist-Göthberg Arvika 072-554 53 34 Jörgen Grändefors Hagfors 070-6932698 Kevin Kindström Karlstad 073-8366604 Lars Room Arvika 073-0597204 Leif Andersson Ekshärad 070-218 25 81 Leif Lillberg Arvika 004745832992 Leif Pettersson Säffle 070-6335548 Linus Larsson Karlstad 076-8136938 Magnus Fransson Säffle 070-2330607 Marcus Kjellström Vålberg 076-213 20 06 Mats Andersson Karlstad 073-5037375 Mattias Pettersson Kil 076-3389172 Mikael Johansson Årjäng 073-0345543 Morgan Vallberg Arvika 070-2727486 Nicklas Johansson Hagfors 070-5115510 Nicklas Mattsson Arvika 076-8421208 Oliver Karlsson Sunne 072-7106295 Olivia Kästel-Sjöman Forshaga 070-3767298 Olof Olsson Säffle 070-3764429 Olof Ullman Hagfors 073-2747441 Oscar Krantz Karlstad 076-7931039 Oskar Sundin Karlstad 072-5522726 Peter Berntsson Arvika 070-3580775 Philip Aronsson-Elffors Karlstad 076-0527698 Ragnar Clarström Deje 072-7341885 Raimon Strömberg Karlstad 070-8148419 Rebecca Bräck Arvika 070-5418592 Robert Kuylenstjerna Kil 073-5611469 Robin Särén Hagfors 076-8497768 Roger Schmidt Karlstad 070-6266171 Ronny Malmgren Grums 073-516 70 71 Sebastian Falk-Asplund Kristinehamn 072-2080747 Sebastian Krantz Forshaga 072-2163558 Sofie Johansson Karlskoga 076-3572719 Stefan Elmersson Arvika 070-3411050 DISTRIKTSDOMARE 2018/19 Sven-Olov Berggren Olsäter 072-56 319 90 Sören Johansson Årjäng 076-8184713 Timmy Samuelsson Karlstad 070-6121633 Tobias Jäderqvist Karlstad 070-9773590 Tomas Hane Karlstad 070-5175067 Tomas Modin Karlstad 076-3166812 Weine Dahlen Mangskog 072-54778 2 Viktor Rudsvik Kristinehamn 073-0330406.
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