Swedish floorball defender Moa Tschöp has announced the end of her elite playing career, concluding a run across 17 seasons in the Swedish Super League (SSL), according to statements published on her Instagram account. The 34-year-old athlete departs the sport having appeared in 523 matches, the highest total in league history.
A 17-Season SSL Career
Moa Tschöp logged 523 matches across 17 seasons in the SSL. According to her public statements, the defender feels ready to step away despite lingering affection for the game. “It is with mixed emotions that say thank you for me,” Tschöp wrote on Instagram, noting that while she still loves playing, her body and mind tell her she is finished with elite sports.
Her final appearance on the floor arrived earlier this spring during the Swedish Championship (SM) final, which ended in defeat. Despite that late loss, Tschöp accumulated a vast collection of championship titles throughout her career. She captured SM gold medals representing Balrog, Djurgården, Mora, and Täby during different phases of her career. Her final club destination was Kalmarsund.
International Dominance and World Championships
Beyond her domestic success in the SSL, Tschöp established a legacy on the international stage with the Swedish national team. She earned 88 caps for Sweden and secured six world championship titles. Her career bridged eras in international floorball, anchoring the Swedish defensive line through multiple global tournaments.
Did you know? Moa Tschöp holds the all-time appearance record in the Swedish Super League (SSL) with 523 matches played over 17 seasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many SSL matches did Moa Tschöp play?
According to her career statistics, Tschöp played 523 matches across 17 seasons in the Swedish Super League.
Which clubs did Tschöp win championships with?
She won Swedish Championship gold medals with Balrog, Djurgården, Mora, and Täby.
How many world championship titles does she have?
Tschöp won six world championship gold titles while representing the Swedish national team across 88 international matches.
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