IBF Falun

IBF Falun is a floorball club based in Falun, Sweden. Both the men's and women's teams play in the Svenska Superligan (SSL). The men's team won their first SSL gold in 2013 and proceeded to win in 2014 and 2015 as well. During these successful years, IBF Falun men's team also won three straight Champions Cup golds.[3]

IBF Falun
Official logo of IBF Falun
Full nameInnebandyföreningen Falun
Nickname(s)IBF Falun
Founded1993
ArenaIBF Falun Arena
Capacity2,400[1][2]
CoachThomas Brottman (M); Camilla Granelid and Cecilia Wagneryd (W)
Captain Rasmus Enström (M) and Moa Loo (W)
LeagueSvenska Superligan
ChampionshipsSSL (2013, 2014, 2015, 2017)
Champions Cup (2013, 2014, 2015)
Home colors
Away colors

Arena

Home games are played in the IBF Falun Arena which was inaugurated 2005, under the name FaluKuriren Arena, and has a current capacity of 2400 spectators.[2] The arena is situated in Lugnet in Falun, the main venue for the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2015.

Roster (Men)

Men's team as of 21 March 2016 [4][5]

National team caps as of 22 March 2016[6][7]

Goalkeepers
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
24 Eric Norberg 1994 2015
35 Johan Rehn 1989 2009 26
72 Mikael Lundgren 1970 2015


Defenders
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
3 Alexander Egebrant 1986 2016 13
13 Thomas Holmgren 1987 2013 14
22 Emil Johansson 1992 2013 20
23 Mattias Carlgren 1990 2009 3 U-19
57 Jack Kvist 1991 2014 6 U-19
66 Adam Fernqvist 1989 2011 3


Centers
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
8 Jonas Adriansson 1988 1999 14
11 Simon Palmén 1993 2014 8
68 Casper Backby 1997 2014 5 U-19
97 Ciya Hajo 1986 2008 3


Forwards
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
5 Jonas Larsson 1997 2015 5 U-19
6 Mårten Milling 1988 2016
7 Rasmus Enström (C) 1988 2009 60
9 Alexander Galante Carlström 1989 2010 41
33 Johannes Larsson 1990 2010 36
40 Johannes Skog 1984 2004 1 U-19
71 Johan Fahlström 1995 2014 5 U-19
77 Simon Cederström 1995 2015 4 U-19
79 Alexander Hallén 1993 2014


Undeclared position
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
Adam Brodén 1999 2016
Johan Elfving 1994 2016

Roster (Women)

Women's team as of 21 March 2016 [8][9]

National team caps as of 22 March 2016[10][11][12]

Goalkeepers
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
28 Helen Bircher 1990 2014 55
97 Lina Ringholm 1997 2009


Defenders
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
9 Anna Dömstedt 1997 2015 0
14 Sofia Härdin 1997 2014 2 U-19
16 Linnea Nylén 1996 2013
19 Gabriella Gustafsson 1992 2015 0
23 Melinda Folmerz 1991 9 U-19
31 Moa Loo (C) 1994


Centers
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
10 Johanna Svarfvar 1997 3 U-19
12 Lovisa Bjurell 1998 2015 0


Forwards
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
8 Agnes Edlund 1997 2014 0
17 Alva Nordmark 1998 0
39 Elin Persson 1997 2015 0
44 Emelie Magnusson 1992 0
91 Mathilda Kariluoma 1991 2015
Linnéa Carlsson 1997 2016
Julia Eriksson 1997
Madeleine Rooslien 1998


Undeclared position
Number Player Year of birth Acquired National team caps
Karin Hjelm 1983 10
Hannah Mattsson 1995
Cecilia Wagneryd 1984
Elsa Wigren 1998

References
  1. Olofsson, Hampus. "Falukuriren Arena". Lugnet. Archived from the original on 3 April 2016. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  2. "Arenan". IBF Falun. Archived from the original on 21 April 2017. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  3. "History". IFF Floorball Champions Cup. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  4. "IBF Falun - Laginformation: Svenska Superligan Herr, Herrar Kvartsfinalserie 1". Innebandy.se. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  5. "Truppen". IBF Falun. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  6. "Alla landslagsspelare". Innebandy.se/Landslag1/Herrar. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
  7. "Alla landslagsspelare". Innebandy.se/Landslag1/U19-herrar. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
  8. "IBF Falun - Laginformation: Svenska Superligan Dam". Innebandy.se. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  9. "Truppen". IBF Falun. Retrieved 21 March 2016.
  10. "Damen A-Nationalteam". Swiss Unihockey. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
  11. "Alla landslagsspelare". Innebandy.se/Landslag1/Damer. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
  12. "Alla landslagsspelare". Innebandy.se/Landslag1/U19-damer. Retrieved 22 March 2016.
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