Gimonäs CK

Gimonäs Cykelklubb, usually referred to as Gimonäs CK, is a Swedish sports club from Umeå. The club was founded as a cycling club had at times a men's soccer team, which took several seasons in the second highest Swedish league.

History

Gimonäs CK was founded in 1934. In 1958, the football team went into the third-class Division 3 Mellersta Norrland, in which they quickly established itself. In 1961 succeeded as a relay winner of the first-time promotion to the second class Division 2 Norrland, where she played directly against relegation. after two seasons, it rose in 1963 knocked off along with Bollnäs GIF and Norsjö IF again and missed the following year as runner-up behind Sunnanå SK direct resurgence.

1965 succeeded Gimonäs CK again the relay victory, in the rise of games failed the team in a playoff at IFK Luleå. Two years later, the success was repeated, this time managed to return to the second division. As table roller succeeded in the first year of the league, in the following year jumped out was a relegation place. In the third division, the club reached the promotion games in the discharged in league mode promotion round, he finished behind soil BK, Timrå IK and cubic Helsingborgs IF only the last rank. Two years later, the result of repeated, this time behind Ope IF, IK Brage and Notvikens IK. In the following years the team occupied seats in the mid table area, before she slipped into the relegation battle.

1979 rose Gimonäs CK as Table together with IF Lycksele and Umeå IK in the Viertklassigkeit from. After the club had missed as a table runner in the first year, the direct return, succeeded the following year to rise again. In the following years, the team established at the third division level and survived 1985, a league reform. In 1990, she got off again and commuted to 1994 on an annual basis between the third and fourth division. In 1995, the team managed a season winner re- return to the second division from which the club relegated straight back.

1998 Gimonäs CK increased from the fourth league. Here she established herself in the front, but managed only in 2004 's re-emergence into the third-class Division 2 Norrland. There the team ended the relegation zone at the end of the season, but was released a short time later.

Well-known players and coaches

• Andrée Jeglertz, later several Swedish national champion in women's soccer coach
• Lars Lagerback, later Swedish coach
• Anna Paulson, later multiple Swedish National Champion