Reymersholms IK
Reymersholms Idrottsklubb is a Swedish sports club from the Stockholm district of Södermalm . In the 1930s and 1940s, the club, founded on September 1, 1899, was represented in bandy , ice hockey and football in the highest Swedish league.
ice Hockey
In the 1930s and 1940s, the ice hockey department of Reymersholm IK regularly took part in the Swedish championship , which was then still in the form of a cup, as well as the top division of the time, the Svenska serien i ishockey .
Soccer
When Fotbollsallsvenskan was founded, the qualification for the first division was missed and so Reymersholms IK entered the then unofficial second division. When the second league was officially introduced in 1928 , the team occupied only sixth place in the season 1927/28 in the Östsvenska relay and thus missed qualification for the league and had to compete in third class. Here you could establish yourself at the front, in 1930 the team was runner-up behind the Stockholm local rivals Djurgårdens IF , but it was not until 1932 that they were promoted to the second division. After two seasons, Reymersholms IK rose again and only played in Division 3 until 1936 .
Reymersholms IK was able to establish itself in the second division. At first only places in the lower midfield of the Norra relay were achieved , but the relay victory was celebrated for the first time in 1940. In the promotion games, however, the team failed after 3: 4 and 2: 3 defeats at IFK Norrköping . The following year the title was repeated and the opponent for promotion to the Allsvenskan was IFK Eskilstuna . After the necessary third playoff, the Stockholm club was confirmed as a promoted team.
Reymersholms IK's yield in the first division was four wins and four draws. However, the resulting twelve points were too few to keep the class. Behind fellow relegated Landskrona BoIS , the team was only three points behind tenth place in the table and finished the first division trip after just one season.
The relegated established itself again in the front field of the second division. In 1947, the team barely survived the reform of the second division, which was reduced from four to two seasons. In the following years only places in the middle part of the table get and in 1950 the season had to be finished bottom of the table. After Reymersholms IK also managed the following season unsuccessfully, the direct march into the fourth division was certain. At the beginning of the 1950s, the club developed into an elevator team between the third and fourth level, rarely staying at one level for longer than a season. After the resurgence was missed in 1957, the crash into the fifth division followed a year later.
1960 succeeded in returning to the fourth division, which was followed by the direct march into division three. After two seasons Reymersholms IK had to relegate again. After two runners-up, the team won promotion to the third division again in 1966, but could not hold on there. As a relegated club, the club was able to establish itself again in the front part of the table, but had to wait until 1975 before the resurgence as a season winner could be made perfect. This time the team was able to establish itself in the third division and in 1981 succeeded behind Järla IF the runner-up in the relay Östra Svealand . In the following year, however, you could not build on the success and found yourself in a relegation battle. In 1983 only one relegation place was occupied. In 1986 the club fell victim to a league reform and was assigned to the fifth division.
As the season winner of the fifth class Stockholm Mellersta Reymersholms IK 2004 could return to the fourth division. There was only a midfield place and therefore the team was again victim of a league reform and came into the now fifth-class Division 3 . Here she missed relegation and was passed through to the sixth division. As third in the table, a relegation place was missed here in 2007, one point behind.
Trainer
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József Nagy (1942–1943)