Clemensnäs HC is an ice hockey club in Klemensnäs in Ursviken, Sweden, currently playing in Sweden's third tier league Hockeyettan. Home games are played inside Kopparhallen, which has a capacity of around 1,100 standing places and 0 seats.
Clemensnäs HC was founded in 1925 as Clemensnäs IF but didn't play hockey until 1942 still under the name Clemensnäs IF, Clemensnäs IF still exists but is not associated with Clemensnäs HC and Clemensnäs IF only plays Football/Soccer and Floorball while Clemensnäs HC only plays hockey and was one of the first teams to take on the hockey program in Västerbotten, in 1948 Clemensnäs reached the quarterfinals but lost 3-6 to IK Göta. Clemensnäs HC has played in the swedish top tier the years 1963/1964, 1966/67 and 1969/70 and the swedish gaolkeeper legend Lennart "Klimpen" Häggroth ended his proffesional career in Clemensnäs HC. 1972 Clemensnäs IF and Rönnskärs IF merged to form Clemensnäs HC and Clemensnäs HC started playing hockey 1942