IFK Lidingö
IFK Lidingö ( Swedish : Idrottsföreningen Kamraterna "Sports Association The Comrades") is a Swedish sports club from Lidingö .
The club, founded in 1932, mainly offers soccer , athletics , handball and orienteering . Other sports include badminton and swimming .
Well-known athletes of the club are Mikael Dorsin and Ludmila Engquist .
The men's handball team were Swedish champions in 1949.
The ice hockey department took part in the Swedish championship and the country's second-highest division for several seasons .
Orienteering
The club's men's relay won the Tiomila in 1951 , and the women won in 2010. In 1999 the club won the 25-manna . A number of well-known foreign runners such as the world champions Lucie Böhm (1997) and Graham Gristwood (2008) started for Lidingö.
Known runners
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Marthe Andersson († 2003) -
Annika Billstam (* 1976)
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Lucie Böhm (* 1974) -
Mårten Boström (* 1982) -
Holger Hott (* 1974) -
Fredrik Johansson (* 1986)
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Signe Søes (* 1983) -
Chris Terkelsen (* 1972)