Stavanger IF

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For the football division of this sports club, see Stavanger IF Fotball.

Stavanger IF

Full name

Stavanger Idrettsforening

Founded

1905

Home colours

Away colours

Stavanger Idrettsforening (SIF) was founded in 1905. SIF has both a football and a handball division.

Football

Main article: Stavanger IF Fotball

Stavanger IF Fotball is the football division of SIF. Before World War II, it played several seasons of top-tier football, and on several occasions reached the semi finals of the Norwegian Cup. In 2003, the club played in the Fifth Division, but reached the second tier Adeccoligaen in 2009. However, after several consecutive relegations, it as of 2013 plays in the Fourth Division.^[1]

The team is located in Bekkefaret/Schancheholen in Stavanger and plays its home matches at SIF Stadion.

Handball

SIF's handball division is located in Stavanger Idrettshall.

External links

SIF Håndball

References

↑ Fmnorge.com

v t e Norwegian handball 2011–12

Men's Postenligaen	BSK/NIF Drammen Elverum Follo Fyllingen Haslum Herulf Nøtterøy Runar Sandefjord Viking ØIF Arendal

Women's Postenligaen	Byåsen Flint Fredrikstad Gjøvik og Vardal Larvik Levanger Njård Sola Stabæk Storhamar Tertnes Vipers Kristiansand

Men's First Division	Bjørnar Bodø Falk Fjellhammer Fram Larvik Halden Haugaland Kristiansund HK Nærbø Stord Vålerenga

Women's First Division	Bjørnar Bækkelaget Fjellhammer Glassverket Halden Jotun Nordstrand Oppsal Selbu Skrim Sverresborg Utleira Viking Årstad

Related topics	Norwegian Handball Federation Postenligaen First Division National men's team National women's team

See also: EHF Men's Champions League Men's Cup Winners' Cup Women's Champions League Women's Cup Winners' Cup

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