Craftstaden IBK is a floorball club based in Oskarshamn, Sweden. It is one of the largest clubs in Småland, by number of active players. Several top players, including Kasper Hydén,[1] have played for the club in the past.

Craftstaden IBK
Logo used since 2006.
Short nameCIBK
Founded6 March 1986; 38 years ago (1986-03-06)
ArenaOskarshamns sporthall
ManagerNiclas Lundström
Home colors
Away colors

History

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On 6 March 1986, a group of teenagers at Kristineberg Community Youth Center (Kristinebergs fritidsgård) founded the Oskarshamns Innebandyklubb.[2] In 2006 however, the club was renamed to its current name.[2] The current head manager and chairman of the club is Niclas Lundström.[3][4] The club's home arena is the A-Hall of Oskarshamn Sports Center (Oskarshamns sporthalls A-hall), located at Oscarsgymnasiet in Oskarshamn.

Craftstaden have played numerous seasons among the highest national leagues, both in the men's and women's. On 4 February 2017, the club reached the Floorball All-Swedish attendance record when playing against FBC Kalmarsund at the BeGe Hockey Center. Currently, the Men's A-team and the Women's A-team play in the Swedish Division 4 North East (Division 4 Nordöstra) and the Women's All-Swedish South (Damallsvenskan Södra) respectively.

Roster

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In total, Craftstaden have dozens of teams by varying age groups, including the parasports team and the goalkeeper training programme.

Men's A-team

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The head coach and manager of the Men's A-team is Stefan Johansson and Magnus Jonneryd respectively.[5]

# Nationality Player Position Grip Age Acquired
  Sweden Fabian Karlberg-Magnusson 18
  Sweden Victor Olsson 28
  Sweden Filip Mattsén 19
  Sweden Daniel Sällqvist 40
  Sweden Gabriel Moberg Adolfsson 25
  Sweden Wilmer Magnusson 22
91   Sweden Emil Wyckman G 18
12   Sweden Emil Erlandsson R 21
  Sweden Theodor Roth 18
  Sweden Petter Tornedal 17
  Sweden Alexander Konradsson 29
6   Sweden Hannes Berggren 20
  Sweden Simon Hjalmarsson 20
  Sweden Noa Axelsson 18
  Sweden Jakob Savolainen 23
  Sweden Patrick Holm 18
  Sweden Victor Magnusson 27
  Sweden Edwin Magnusson 25
  Sweden Oliver Moberg 19
  Sweden Rasmus Johansson 25
4   Sweden Hannes Axelsson L 21
  Sweden Albin Borg 29
81   Sweden Alexander Aronsson Johansson 18
  Sweden Milton Karlsson-Sundberg 17
  Sweden Jakob Åsberg 18
  Sweden Liam Fransson 17

Women's A-team

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The head coach and manager of the Women's A-team is Mikael Thorn and Mattias Sundberg respectively.[6]

# Nationality Player Position Grip Age Acquired
  Sweden Ellen Eos 18
  Sweden Sanna Zetterling 29
  Sweden Maja Lindberg 17
  Sweden Lisa Hultgren 22
  Sweden Tindra Nordgren 21
  Sweden Wilma Djurstedt 21
  Sweden Elin Ljunggren 30
  Sweden Linn Petersson 20
20   Sweden Ida Fredriksson 21
  Sweden Linda Zetterling 31
  Sweden Ebba Selin 19
21   Sweden Christine Borg 21
  Sweden Lisa Sundberg Tisell 28
  Sweden Stina Nilsson 22
  Sweden Vilma Zetterling 22
  Sweden Mathilda Zetterling 22
  Sweden Elna Olsson 24
  Sweden Ebba Sundberg Tisell 20
  Sweden Antonia Jonsson 28
  Sweden Linnéa Eos 28
98   Sweden Fanny Sundberg Tisell 25

References

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  1. ^ Larsson, Johnny (15 May 2017). "Hydén valde bort Craftstaden". Barometern OT (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
  2. ^ a b Gustafsson, Christian (5 April 2014). "'Ångrar att jag inte satsade på hockey'". Barometern OT (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
  3. ^ "Craftstaden IBK - Styrelse". www.svenskalag.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
  4. ^ Edgren, Karl (14 June 2023). "Craftstaden har fått ny ordförande – han tar över posten: 'Känner mig hemma'". Barometern OT (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
  5. ^ "Truppen / Craftstaden IBK - Herr A". www.svenskalag.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
  6. ^ "Truppen / Craftstaden IBK - Dam A". www.svenskalag.se (in Swedish). Retrieved 7 February 2024.
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