Craftstaden IBK
Floorball club in Oskarshamn, Sweden
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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.
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| Short name | CIBK | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 6 March 1986 | ||
| Arena | Oskarshamns sporthall | ||
| Manager | Niclas Lundström | ||
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History
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
In total, Craftstaden have dozens of teams by varying age groups, including the parasports team and the goalkeeper training programme.
Men's A-team
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 | 19 | ||||
| Sweden |
Victor Olsson | 30 | ||||
| Sweden |
Filip Mattsén | 21 | ||||
| Sweden |
Daniel Sällqvist | 42 | ||||
| Sweden |
Gabriel Moberg Adolfsson | 27 | ||||
| Sweden |
Wilmer Magnusson | 24 | ||||
| 91 | Sweden |
Emil Wyckman | G | 20 | ||
| 12 | Sweden |
Emil Erlandsson | R | 23 | ||
| Sweden |
Theodor Roth | 20 | ||||
| Sweden |
Petter Tornedal | 19 | ||||
| Sweden |
Alexander Konradsson | 31 | ||||
| 6 | Sweden |
Hannes Berggren | 22 | |||
| Sweden |
Simon Hjalmarsson | 22 | ||||
| Sweden |
Noa Axelsson | 20 | ||||
| Sweden |
Jakob Savolainen | 25 | ||||
| Sweden |
Patrick Holm | 20 | ||||
| Sweden |
Victor Magnusson | 29 | ||||
| Sweden |
Edwin Magnusson | 27 | ||||
| Sweden |
Oliver Moberg | 21 | ||||
| Sweden |
Rasmus Johansson | 27 | ||||
| 4 | Sweden |
Hannes Axelsson | L | 23 | ||
| Sweden |
Albin Borg | 30 | ||||
| 81 | Sweden |
Alexander Aronsson Johansson | 20 | |||
| Sweden |
Milton Karlsson-Sundberg | 19 | ||||
| Sweden |
Jakob Åsberg | 20 | ||||
| Sweden |
Liam Fransson | 19 |
Women's A-team
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 | 20 | ||||
| Sweden |
Sanna Zetterling | 30 | ||||
| Sweden |
Maja Lindberg | 19 | ||||
| Sweden |
Lisa Hultgren | 24 | ||||
| Sweden |
Tindra Nordgren | 23 | ||||
| Sweden |
Wilma Djurstedt | 23 | ||||
| Sweden |
Elin Ljunggren | 32 | ||||
| Sweden |
Linn Petersson | 22 | ||||
| 20 | Sweden |
Ida Fredriksson | 22 | |||
| Sweden |
Linda Zetterling | 33 | ||||
| Sweden |
Ebba Selin | 21 | ||||
| 21 | Sweden |
Christine Borg | 23 | |||
| Sweden |
Lisa Sundberg Tisell | 30 | ||||
| Sweden |
Stina Nilsson | 24 | ||||
| Sweden |
Vilma Zetterling | 24 | ||||
| Sweden |
Mathilda Zetterling | 23 | ||||
| Sweden |
Elna Olsson | 25 | ||||
| Sweden |
Ebba Sundberg Tisell | 22 | ||||
| Sweden |
Antonia Jonsson | 29 | ||||
| Sweden |
Linnéa Eos | 29 | ||||
| 98 | Sweden |
Fanny Sundberg Tisell | 27 |