Stavanger IF

Norwegian handball club

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Stavanger IF

Full name| Stavanger Idrettsforening Håndball
Short name| SIF
Founded| May 17, 1905; 120 years ago (1905-05-17)
Arena| Stavanger Idrettshall, Stavanger
Capacity| 4,100
League| 4\. Divisjon (men), 2. Divisjon (women)
Club colours|
Website
Official site

Stavanger IF is a Norwegian sports club, best known for their handball team, based in Stavanger. The club also has a football team.[1] In the 1980's and 1990's they played in the top Norwegian division and have won two Norwegian championships and silver medals 4 times.[1]

From 2000 to 2009 the senior men's team was in a union with Viking HK. When the team was relegated in 2009 from the top division, Stavanger IF decided to withdraw from the cooperation.[1][2]

## See also

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* Viking HK

## References

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1. ^ a b c "Stavanger Idrettsforening" (in Norwegian). Store Norske Leksikon. Retrieved 19 May 2025.
2. ^ Lars Fisketjøn (25 March 2009). "Stavanger rykker ned" (in Norwegian). Dagsavisen. Retrieved 19 May 2025.

## External links

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* Official website
* Stavanger IF on Facebook

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Norwegian handball 2024–25

Men's REMA 1000-ligaen|

* Bergen
* Bækkelaget
* Drammen
* Elverum
* Fjellhammer
* Follo
* Halden
* Haslum
* Kolstad
* Kristiansand
* Nærbø
* Runar
* Sandnes
* ØIF Arendal

Women's REMA 1000-ligaen|

* Byåsen
* Fana
* Follo
* Fredrikstad
* Gjerpen
* Haslum
* Larvik
* Oppsal
* Molde
* Ravens
* Sola
* Storhamar
* Tertnes
* Vipers

Men's 1\. divisjon|

* Bergsøy
* Bodø
* Charlottenlund
* Falk
* Grenland
* HK–72 Sande
* Melhus
* Ros
* Ryger Stavanger
* Sandefjord
* Storhamar
* Tiller
* TIF Viking
* Urædd

Women's 1\. divisjon|

* Aker
* Fjellhammer
* Flint
* Fyllingen
* Glassverket
* Levanger
* Nordstrand
* Pors
* Storhamar
* Trondheim Topphåndball
* Utleira
* Vålerenga
* Åsane

Related topics|

* Norwegian Handball Federation
* National men's team
* National women's team

* See also: EHF
* EHF Champions League
* EHF European League
* EHF European Cup
* Women's EHF Champions League
* Women's EHF European League

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* VIAF

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