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Swedish Floorball Federation
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Name: Swedish Floorball Federation
Association founded: 1981
IFF member since: 1986 (IFF founded)
Member of National Sport Authority: Yes
Member of National Olympic Committee: Yes
Official web page: www.innebandy.se & Facebook Page
Number of emplyees in the Association: 19
Next General Assembly: June 2014 |
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Number of licensed players
- Total: 118 472
- Men: 22 392
- Women: 5 959
- Men Under 19: 68 321
- Women Under 19: 21 800
- Number of Floorball Clubs: 1030
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Association Contacts
Head office of the association
Swedish Floorball Federation
(Svenska Innebandyförbundet)
Box 1047
SE-17121 Solna
SWEDEN
Phone +46-8 27 32 50
Fax +46-8 82 22 14
E-mail: info(at)innebandy.se |
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| President: |
Mr. Tomas Engholm |
tomas.engholm(at)innebandy.se |
| Vice President: |
Mr. Martin Wolmhed |
martin.wolmhed(at)innebandy.se |
| Secretary General: |
Mr. Göran Harnesk |
goran.harnesk(at)innebandy.se |
| Transfer contact: |
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kundtjanst(at)innebandy.se |
| Anti-doping contact: |
Mr. Jan Lindberg |
jan.lindberg(at)innebandy.se |
| Referee contact: |
Mr. Johan Olsson |
johan.olsson(at)innebandy.se |
| National team contact: |
Mr. Jan Lindberg |
jan.lindberg(at)innebandy.se |
| Media contact: |
Mr. Daniel Karlsson |
daniel.karlsson(at)innebandy.se |
| Education/Development: |
Mr. Emil Persson |
emil.persson(at)innebandy.se |
Participations and success in IFF events
IFF events organised by the association (year, event and place)
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2014 |
Men´s World Floorball Championships |
Gothenburg |
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2012 |
Champions Cup |
Umeå |
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2009 |
Women´s World Floorball Championships |
Västerås |
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2006 |
Men´s World Floorball Championships |
Helsingborg, Malmö, Stockholm |
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2001-2002 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Botkyrka and Solna |
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2000-2001 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Gothenburg |
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1999 |
Women´s World Floorball Championships |
Borlänge |
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1997 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Stockholm |
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1996 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Stockholm |
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1996 |
Men´s World Floorball Championships |
Skellefteå, Stockholm, Uppsala |
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1995 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Karlstad |
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1993 |
European Cup Final Round Men |
Stockholm |
National championships
Men‘s championships played since: 1982
Women‘s championships played since: 1982
Age groups in boys (U10, U18, etc.):
Age groups in girls:
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Men´s National Champions |
| 2012-13: Falun |
| 2011-12: Storvreta IBK |
| 2010-11: Storvreta IBK |
| 2009-10: Storvreta IBK |
| 2008-09: AIK IBF |
| 2007-08: Warbergs IC |
| 2006-07: Warbergs IC |
| 2005-06: AIK |
| 2004-05: Warbergs IC 85 |
| 2003-04: Balrog IK |
| 2002-03: Pixbo Wallenstam IBK |
| 2001-02: Pixbo Wallenstam IBK |
| 2000-01: Haninge IBK |
| 1999-00: Haninge IBK |
| 1998-99: Haninge IBK |
| 1997-98: Warbergs IC 85 |
| 1996-97: Fornudden IB |
| 1995-96: Balrog IK |
| 1994-95: Kista IBK |
| 1993-94: Fornudden IB |
| 1992-93: Balrog IK |
| 1991-92: IBK Lockerud |
| 1990-91: IBK Lockerud |
| 1989-90: IBK Lockerud |
| 1988-89: Kolarbyn/Fagersta IF |
| 1987-88: IBK Lockerud |
| 1986-87: IBK Lockerud |
| 1985-86: Norrstrands IBK |
| 1984-85: Kolarbyns IBS |
| 1983-84: Tomasgårdens IF |
| 1982-83: Kolarbyns IBS | |
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Women´s National Champions |
| 2012-13: Rönnby IBK |
| 2011-12: IKSU |
| 2010-11: Djurgårdens IF IBF |
| 2009-10: Rönnby IBK |
| 2008-09: Balrog B/S IK |
| 2007-08: IKSU |
| 2006-07: Rönnby IBK |
| 2005-06: IKSU |
| 2004-05: IKSU |
| 2003-04: Örnsköldsviks SK |
| 2002-03: Balrog IK |
| 2001-02: Balrog IK |
| 2000-01: Balrog IK |
| 1999-00: Balrog IK |
| 1998-99: Högdalens AIS |
| 1997-98: Högdalens AIS |
| 1996-97: Högdalens AIS |
| 1995-96: Högdalens AIS |
| 1994-95: VK Rasket |
| 1993-94: Sjöstad IF |
| 1992-93: VK Rasket |
| 1991-92: VK Rasket |
| 1990-91: IBK Lockerud |
| 1989-90: VK Rasket |
| 1988-89: VK Rasket |
| 1987-88: IBK Lockerud |
| 1986-87: IBK Lockerud |
| 1985-86: Kristinebergs AIS |
| 1984-85: Västanfors IF |
| 1983-84: Fagersta IF |
| 1982-83: Västanfors IF | |
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Men‘s player of the season: |
Women‘s player of the season: |
| 2012-13: Johan Samuelsson |
2012-13: Emelie Lindström |
| 2011-12: Rasmus Enström |
2011-12: Emelie Lindström |
| 2010-11: Mika Kohonen |
2010-11: Hanna Pettersson |
| 2009-10: Rickie Hyvärinen |
2009-10: Sara Kristoffersson |
| 2008-09: Fredrik Djurling |
2008-09: Emelie Lindström |
| 2007-08: Magnus Svensson |
2007-08: Emelie Lindström |
| 2006-07: Mathias Larsson |
2006-07: Hermine Dahlerus |
| 2005-06: Anders Hellgård |
2005-06: Karolina Widar |
| 2004-05: Peter Fischerström |
2004-05: Karolina Widar |
| 2003-04: Johan Anderson |
2003-04: Johanna Ekeroth |
| 2002-03: Anders Hellgård |
2002-03: Camilla Granelid |
| 2001-02: Johannes Gustafsson |
2001-02: Hermine Dahlerus |
| 2000-01: Mika Kohonen |
2000-01: Sandra Persson |
| 1997-98: Niklas Jihde |
1997-98: Johanna Ekeroth |
| 1996-97: Stefan Mattsson |
1996-97: Carina Rosell |
| 1995-96: Mikael Ekelund |
1995-96: Pernilla Gunnskog |
| 1994-95: Stefan Mattsson |
1994-95: Helena Lindberg |
| 1993-94: Keijo Pollari |
1993-94: Lena Schjölin |
| 1992-93: Conny Svensson |
1992-93: Åsa Karlsson |
| 1991-92: Klas Karlsson |
1991-92: Lena Svensson |
| 1990-91: Peter Ahnberg |
1990-91: Susanne Pettersson |
| 1989-90: Christer Wettéus |
1989-90: Ann-Mari Karppinen |
| 1988-89: Esa Karjalainen |
1988-89: Karin Forsberg |
| 1987-88: Christer Olsson |
1987-88: Laila Mörk |
| 1986-87: Jens Pettersson |
1986-87: Sari Karjalainen |
Information about the nation
Population: 9 366 092 est. 2012
Capital: Stockholm
Language: Swedish
Currency: Swedish krona
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