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Pär Mikaelsson (born March 5, 1970), is a retired ice hockey player who spent 16 seasons with Skellefteå AIK and holds the club record for career goals (212) and career assists (253). At the start of Pär's career he played 4 Elitserien games before Skellefteå was relegated to Allsvenskan in 1989. From 2003 to 2005 he participated in Kvalserien with Skellefteå who were unable to get back to Elitserien in all three years. Following Pär's retirement, Skellefteå qualified for Elitserien the very next year.

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  • Pär Mikaelsson (born March 5, 1970), is a retired ice hockey player who spent 16 seasons with Skellefteå AIK and holds the club record for career goals (212) and career assists (253). At the start of Pär's career he played 4 Elitserien games before Skellefteå was relegated to Allsvenskan in 1989. From 2003 to 2005 he participated in Kvalserien with Skellefteå who were unable to get back to Elitserien in all three years. Following Pär's retirement, Skellefteå qualified for Elitserien the very next year. (en)
  • Pär Mathias Mikaelsson, född 5 mars 1970, i Skellefteå, Sverige, är en före detta svensk ishockeyforward. Han spelade för Skellefteå AIK i hela 16 säsonger och var trogen klubben under hela sin karriär. Mikaelsson debuterade säsongen 1988/89 i Elitserien för Skellefteå AIK och avslutade sin karriär säsongen 2004/05 i samma klubb. Hans poängmässigt bästa säsong var 2001/02, där han under 46 matcher gjorde 49 poäng, varav 14 mål och 35 assist. Hans moderklubb är SK Lejon. (sv)
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  • Pär Mikaelsson (born March 5, 1970), is a retired ice hockey player who spent 16 seasons with Skellefteå AIK and holds the club record for career goals (212) and career assists (253). At the start of Pär's career he played 4 Elitserien games before Skellefteå was relegated to Allsvenskan in 1989. From 2003 to 2005 he participated in Kvalserien with Skellefteå who were unable to get back to Elitserien in all three years. Following Pär's retirement, Skellefteå qualified for Elitserien the very next year. (en)
  • Pär Mathias Mikaelsson, född 5 mars 1970, i Skellefteå, Sverige, är en före detta svensk ishockeyforward. Han spelade för Skellefteå AIK i hela 16 säsonger och var trogen klubben under hela sin karriär. Mikaelsson debuterade säsongen 1988/89 i Elitserien för Skellefteå AIK och avslutade sin karriär säsongen 2004/05 i samma klubb. Hans poängmässigt bästa säsong var 2001/02, där han under 46 matcher gjorde 49 poäng, varav 14 mål och 35 assist. Hans moderklubb är SK Lejon. (sv)
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