Islingby IK

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Full nameIslingby Idrottsklubb/IIK
NicknameTigers
GroundIdunvallen, Borlänge, Sweden
ChairmanJan Rosell
Islingby IK
Full nameIslingby Idrottsklubb/IIK
NicknameTigers
GroundIdunvallen, Borlänge, Sweden
ChairmanJan Rosell
CoachFelix Karlsson
LeagueDivision 6 Dalarna Norra Dalarna
20241st (Promoted)

Islingby IK is a Swedish football club located in Borlänge.[1] Islingby IK is competing in Division 6 Dalarna Norra, which is the 8th tier in the Swedish football pyramid, and is part of the Division 6 system. The club was founded in 1935, and its home ground is Idunvallen, located in Islingby, east of the city centrum.

Islingby IK currently plays in Division 6 Dalarna Norra which is the 8th tier of Swedish football.[2] They play their home matches at the Idunvallen in Borlänge.[3]

The club is affiliated to Dalarnas Fotbollförbund.[4] Islingby IK have competed in the Svenska Cupen on 14 occasions and have played 32 matches in the competition.[5] The club played in the 2011 Svenska Cupen but lost 0–4 at home to Hudiksvalls ABK in the preliminary round. Their best season in the competition was in the 1994-95 Svenska Cupen when they reached the fourth round before losing 2–5 at home to IK Brage before 512 spectators.

The club senior team was dissolved after the 2011 season, primarily due to financial difficulties and declining performance. The club had faced economic challenges, and its inability to maintain a competitive team led to a decision to dissolve the senior team in the winter of 2012.

The senior team was revived after 12 years in the Winter of 2024. And restarted its football journey in the 9th tier of Swedish football Division 7 Dalarna Norra, with one of the youngest squads in Sweden. Islingby IK finished 4th in their first season back in senior football. And in their second season secured promotion to Division 6 after a 1–2 away win vs Avesta AIK U on the final match day. After goals from Wiggo Björlund and Emil Jansson, and a fantastic performance from Vincent Skansen in goal.

Arena

Idunvallen has been the home ground for Islingby IK since its creation in 1958. Islingby IK move from Islingbyvallen after the 1957 season. Idunvallen has a capacity for less than 500 people.

Coaching staff

Position Staff
Head coachSweden Felix Karlsson
Assistant coachSweden Markus Anfält
Sweden Patrik Hjulström
Goalkeeping coachSweden Christoffer Bäck
Sports directorSweden Lars Ekemark

Player records

Players with the most competitive appearances for the senior team since 2023.

Rank Player Matches Minutes Period
1 Kevin Söderblom 27 2245 2023-present
2 Vincent Skansen 23 2050 2023–present
3 Wiggo Björlund 21 1360 2023–present
4 Pål Malmberg 20 1620 2023–present
5 Benjamin Byström 20 1280 2023-present
6 Per Wiklund 18 810 2023–2024
7 Malte Boberg 17 1430 2023-present
8 Robin Söderblom 17 1260 2023–2024
9 Patrik Hjulström 16 1400 2023–present
10 Kalle Anfält 15 1350 2023-2024
11 Thomas Brahn 15 1260 2023-2024
12 Emil Jansson 15 1180 2023-present
13 Christoffer Källviks Lantz 15 1110 2023-present
14 Marco Jorge 14 1170 2023-2024
15 Rasmus Pontelius 14 1160 2023-2024

Top goalscorers

Players with the most competitive goals for the senior team since 2023.

Rank Player Goals Matches Ratio Career
1 Wiggo Björlund 15 21 0.71 2023–present
2 Hjalmar Isberg 14 12 1.17 2023-2024
3 Marco Jorge 14 14 1 2023-2024
4 Emil Jansson 11 15 0.73 2023–present
5 Mahad Mahamud Mohamed 8 11 0.73 2023–present
6 Rasmus Pontelius 7 14 0.5 2023–2024
7 Axel Wolgast 4 14 0.29 2023-2024
8 Nils Ekemark 3 10 0.3 2024–present
9 Hugo Hedin 2 9 0.22 2024–present
10 Robin Söderblom 2 17 0.12 2023-2024
11 Malte Boberg 2 17 0.12 2023–present
12 Benjamin Byström 2 20 0.1 2023–present
13 Kevin Söderblom 2 27 0.07 2023–present

Season to season

Footnotes

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