2024–25 REMA 1000-ligaen (women's handball)

REMA 1000-ligaen
Season2024–25
ChampionsStorhamar HE
RelegatedVipers Kristiansand (withdrawn)
EHF Champions LeagueStorhamar HE
EHF European LeagueSola HK
Larvik HK
Molde Elite
Tertnes HE
Top goalscorerMaja Furu Sæteren
(192 goals)
Biggest home win21 goals: STO 44–23 FOL
Biggest away win26 goals: HAS 16–42 LHK
Highest scoring77 goals: MOL 41–36 TER
2025–26 →
All statistics correct as of 22 May 2025.

The 2024–25 REMA 1000-ligaen was the 58th season of REMA 1000-ligaen, Norway's premier handball league.[1][2] Storhamar HE won their first ever title, and did so undefeated.[3]

Teams

Locations of the 2024/25 REMA 1000-ligaen teams

Team changes

Promoted from
First Division 		Relegated from
2023–24 REMA 1000-ligaen
Haslum Topphåndballforening[4] Aker Topphåndball

Stadiums

Team Location Arena Capacity
Byåsen HE Trondheim Kolstad Arena 2,500
Fana Håndball Bergen Fana Arena 1,206
Follo HK Damer Ski Stil Arena 2,500
Fredrikstad BK Fredrikstad Kongstenhallen 1,500
Gjerpen HK Skien Skien Gjerpenhallen 300
Haslum Topphåndballforening Bærum Nadderud Arena 2,050
Larvik HK Larvik Jotron Arena Larvik 4,000
Molde Elite Molde Molde Arena 2,000
Oppsal Håndball Oslo Oppsal Arena 5,000
Romerike Ravens Rælingen Skedsmohallen 3,500
Sola HK Sola Åsenhallen 1,200
Storhamar HE Hamar Boligpartner Arena 1,650
Tertnes HE Bergen Åsane Arena 2,220
Vipers Kristiansand Aquarama 2,200

Regular season

The teams placed 12th and 13th will have to play relegation playoff matches this season, against the teams placed 2nd and 3rd in the first division.

Standings

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Storhamar 24 21 3 0 763 555 +208 45 Championship play-offs
2 Sola 24 19 2 3 755 630 +125 40
3 Larvik 24 19 1 4 798 621 +177 39
4 Molde 24 14 2 8 791 709 +82 30
5 Tertnes 24 12 0 12 715 702 +13 24
6 Fana 24 10 2 12 686 726 −40 22
7 Byåsen 24 10 2 12 710 725 −15 22
8 Oppsal 24 11 0 13 700 708 −8 22
9 Fredrikstad 24 9 3 12 658 703 −45 21
10 Gjerpen 24 10 0 14 690 713 −23 20
11 Follo 24 5 0 19 614 750 −136 10
12 Ravens 24 3 3 18 592 758 −166 9 Play-off against the 2nd and 3rd from First Division
13 Haslum 24 2 4 18 579 751 −172 8
14 Vipers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Withdrawn
Updated to match(es) played on 5 April 2025. Source: [1]
Rules for classification: 1.) Points in head-to-head matches amongst tied teams; 2.) Goal difference in head-to-head matches amongst tied teams; 3.) Goals scored in head-to-head matches among tied teams; 4.) Points in all matches; 5.) Goal difference in all matches.[5]

Results

In the table below the home teams are listed on the left and the away teams along the top.[6]

Home \ Away BYÅ FAN FOL FBK HAS GJE LHK MOL OPP RAV SOL STO TER VIP
Byåsen 31–31 30–34 35–32 32–23 34–32 25–31 37–33 36–26 29–26 27–38 24–27 29–37 Cancelled
Fana 38–23 30–19 26–35 32–19 26–25 30–28 19–31 27–32 35–29 27–35 20–35 22–31 Annulled
Follo 22–22 28–33 25–28 34–23 28–30 18–34 30–31 20–41 24–22 27–32 18–42 25–26 Cancelled
Fredrikstad 24–32 31–20 21–33 23–23 40–26 28–33 29–26 21–26 22–24 35–40 22–42 26–31 Cancelled
Haslum 25–33 28–29 22–21 21–30 24–34 16–42 28–37 34–31 21–21 33–33 25–33 25–32 Cancelled
Gjerpen 38–34 41–31 32–30 30–32 24–23 22–26 23–41 34–22 36–23 26–31 21–27 35–30 Annulled
Larvik 32–24 40–22 39–26 36–16 48–28 34–24 34–31 30–22 31–28 21–23 23–29 28–29 Cancelled
Molde 35–30 30–41 36–33 42–27 33–21 26–24 28–37 27–35 36–21 31–31 29–33 41–36 Cancelled
Oppsal 23–26 28–37 36–19 23–32 29–26 32–29 33–34 24–31 31–30 30–31 22–33 34–29 Cancelled
Ravens 26–40 35–27 24–27 25–25 27–27 22–29 32–42 26–45 26–32 18–36 11–34 28–24 Annulled
Sola 32–26 31–25 30–25 29–21 32–19 32–28 30–33 32–28 40–30 33–21 29–31 30–23 Annulled
Storhamar 30–25 32–32 44–23 35–26 30–19 32–22 23–23 24–24 29–25 37–25 25–15 29–28 Annulled
Tertnes 30–26 29–26 32–23 30–34 31–26 33–25 34–39 34–39 27–33 35–22 20–30 24–27 Annulled
Vipers Annulled Cancelled Annulled Annulled Annulled Cancelled Cancelled Annulled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled
Updated to match(es) played on 5 April 2025. Source: NHF
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Championship play-offs

Best of three format is applied in all play-off stages, with the higher seeded team playing the first and third game (if necessary) at home. If a game ended with a draw after the regular time, it will proceed to two 5-minutes periods of extra time. If there is still a draw, another 2 × 5-minutes extra time will be played. If the scores are still level after two extra times, the winners are decided by a 7-meter shootout.[7]

Top ranked teams from the regular season choose their opponents in the quarterfinal and semifinal stages.[7] The remaining two highest ranked teams after the quarterfinal stage can not meet in the semifinals.

Bracket

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Storhamar 28 33
8 Oppsal 19 32
1 Storhamar 28 30
3 Larvik 22 22
3 Larvik 35 41
6 Fana 34 35
1 Storhamar 33 33
5 Tertnes 25 30
2 Sola 36 31
7 Byåsen 27 26
2 Sola 33 25 27
5 Tertnes 32 26 35
4 Molde 34 29
5 Tertnes 35 33

Quarterfinals

27 April
18:00 		Storhamar 28–19 Oppsal OBOS Arena, Hamar
Attendance: 602
Referees: Røneid, Snersrud
Obaidli 8 Report Lund, Røhne 3
 2×  3×
30 April
18:30 		Oppsal 32–33 (ET) Storhamar Oppsal Arena, Oslo
Attendance: 424
Referees: Eriksen, Kvakic
Løken 9 (15–17) Solås 9
Report 1×

FT: 27–27 ET: 5–6

Storhamar won series, 2–0.

26 April
18:00 		Larvik 35–34 (ET) Fana Bergslihallen, Larvik
Attendance: 329
Referees: Bjørheim, Sæthern
Sæteren 9 (14–20) Mortvedt 8
1× 1× Report  1×

FT: 31–31 ET: 4–3

30 April
18:00 		Fana 35–41 Larvik Fana Arena, Bergen
Attendance: 512
Referees: Førsund, Hoxha
Alver, Andersen 9 (17–23) Mørch 11
 1× Report 2× 1×

Larvik won series, 2–0.

27 April
18:00 		Sola 36–27 Byåsen Åsenhallen, Sola
Attendance: 382
Referees: Dale, Skjold
Holta 7 (17–14) Høve 8
 3× Report 1×
29 April
17:30 		Byåsen 26–31 Sola Stjørdalshallen, Stjørdal
Attendance: 323
Referees: Røneid, Snersrud
Hatle 9 (12–12) With 7
1× 4× Report 1× 3×

Sola won series, 2–0.

24 April
18:00 		Molde 34–35 Tertnes Frænahallen, Hustadvika
Attendance: 173
Referees: Kalløkkebakken, Valbjør
Sand 13 (20–16) Hagen 9
 1× Report  3×
29 April
18:30 		Tertnes 33–24 Molde Åsane Arena, Bergen
Referees: Fjeldskår, Ganz-Fjellvang
Hagen 7 (16–14) Muri 7
 1× Report  3×

Tertnes won series, 2–0.

Semifinals

8 May
18:15 		Storhamar 28–22 Larvik OBOS Arena, Hamar
Attendance: 862
Referees: Johannessen, Larsen
Löfqvist, Obaidli 5 (18–9) Sæteren 5
 3× Report  2×
11 May
19:15 		Larvik 22–30 Storhamar Jotron Arena, Larvik
Attendance: 427
Referees: Aksdal, Holager
Mørch, Sæteren 4 (11–14) Löfqvist, Obaidli, Svele 5
Report  2×

Storhamar won series, 2–0.

9 May
18:15 		Sola 33–32 Tertnes Åsenhallen, Sola
Attendance: 586
Referees: Førsund, Hoxha
Holta, Knutsen 9 (17–17) Eggen 14
Report 1× 2×
12 May
18:15 		Tertnes 26–25 Sola Åsane Arena, Bergen
Attendance: 743
Referees: Dasic, Husomanovic
Eggen 9 (13–10) Holta 8
1× 3× Report 1× 3×
15 May
18:15 		Sola 27–35 Tertnes Åsenhallen, Sola
Attendance: 737
Referees: Borge, Nygren
Holta 6 (13–15) Hagen 7
1× 3× Report  5×

Tertnes won series, 2–1.

Finals

19 May
18:15 		Storhamar 33–25 Tertnes OBOS Arena, Hamar
Referees: Dasic, Husomanovic
Solås 7 (14–9) Holtet 6
 1× Report 1× 3×
22 May
18:15 		Tertnes 30–33 Storhamar Åsane Arena, Bergen
Attendance: 1,163
Referees: Borge, Nygren
Hagen 7 (15–17) Obaidli 11
 4× Report 1× 2×

Storhamar won series, 2–0.

Awards

All Star Team and other awards

The All Star Team and other awards were announced, beginning in May 2025.[8]

Position Player
Goalkeeper Eli Marie Raasok (Storhamar)
Left wing Camilla Herrem (Sola)
Left back Maja Furu Sæteren (Larvik)
Centre back Anniken Obaidli (Storhamar)
Right back Mathilde Rivas Toft (Storhamar)
Right wing Tiril Jørstad Palm (Gjerpen)
Pivot Anna Mortvedt (Fana)
Defense player Martha Barka (Sola)
Rookie Synne With (Sola)
MVP Anniken Obaidli (Storhamar)
Player of the year Henny Reistad ( Team Esbjerg)
Public favorite Guro Ramberg (Larvik)
Goal of the year Tiril Jørstad Palm (Gjerpen)
Save of the year Julie Stokkendal Poulsen (Oppsal)
Top scorer Maja Furu Sæteren (Larvik) (192 goals)
Assist queen Janne Håvelsrud Eklo (Byåsen) (138 assists)

Season statistics

Top goalscorers

As of 5 April 2025[9]
Rank Player Club Goals
1 Maja Furu Sæteren Larvik 192
2 Martine Kårigstad Andersen Fana 175
3 Aurora Kjellevold Hatle Byåsen 173
4 Anniken Obaidli Storhamar 165
5 Malin Holta Sola 159
6 Maja Muri Ravens 142
7 Camilla Herrem Sola 141
8 Janne Håvelsrud Eklo Byåsen 138
9 Julie Bøe Jacobsen Molde 135
10 Maja Eiberg Fredrikstad 131

Relegation play-off

To determine the last two available spots in REMA 1000-ligaen, play-off matches are played between the teams that ended 12th and 13th in REMA 1000-ligaen's regular season and the teams placed 2nd and 3rd in the first division.[10]

Matches

23 April
18:30 		Ravens 33–24 Aker Skedsmohallen, Lillestrøm
Attendance: 512
Referees: Røneid, Snersrud
Norum 9 (15–14) Fjellvang, Kamburce 6
 3× Report 1× 2×
27 April
17:00 		Aker 34–35 Ravens Ullern Flerbrukshall, Oslo
Attendance: 478
Referees: Aksdal, Holager
Fjellvang 8 (17–19) Kjølstad, Svensson 7
 4× Report  1×

Ravens won series, 2–0.

23 April
17:20 		Haslum 25–28 Volda Nadderud Arena, Bærum
Attendance: 338
Referees: Bjørheim, Sæthern
Hanssen 6 (11–15) Stensrud 9
1× 6× Report  1×
27 April
17:30 		Volda 26–27 Haslum Volda Campus Sparebank1, Volda
Attendance: 893
Referees: Dasic, Husomanovic
Van Stam 6 (11–9) Hanssen 7
1× 6× Report 2× 2×
1 May
18:00 		Haslum 26–22 Volda Nadderud Arena, Bærum
Attendance: 668
Referees: Fremstad, Jørstad
Andresen 6 (13–12) Stensrud 6
 2× Report  2×

Haslum won series, 2–1.

References

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  2. ^ "Kommende kamper" (in Norwegian). topphandball.no. Retrieved 15 August 2023.
  3. ^ "Håndball: Storhamar vant ligaen uten tap" (in Norwegian). NRK. 5 April 2025. Retrieved 3 July 2025.
  4. ^ "1. og 2. divisjon for kvinner er ferdigspilt" (in Norwegian). NHF. Retrieved 19 August 2024.
  5. ^ "Rekkefølgeberegning" (in Norwegian). NHF. Retrieved 19 August 2024.
  6. ^ "REMA 1000-ligaen Kvinner, Håndballsesongen 2024/2025" (in Norwegian). NHF. Retrieved 19 August 2024.
  7. ^ a b "Sluttspill, play-off og kvalifisering". handball.no (in Norwegian). Norwegian Handball Federation. Retrieved 30 April 2025.
  8. ^ "Årets priser 2024/2025". topphandball.no (in Norwegian). Retrieved 24 May 2025.
  9. ^ "Topscore" (in Norwegian). NHF. Retrieved 30 August 2023.
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