Norrköpings KK
| Norrköpings KK | |
|---|---|
| Club information | |
| Full name | Norrköpings Kappsimningsklubb |
| Short name | NKK |
| City | Norrköping |
| Founded | 7 September 1919; 104 years ago (1919-09-07) |
| Home pool(s) | Centralbadet |
Norrköpings Kappsimningsklubb, commonly known as Norrköpings KK or NKK, is a Swedish swimming club from Norrköping, founded 7 September 1919.[1] Norrköpings KK resides in Centralbadet, Råsslabadet, Ringdansen, and Himmelstalundsbadet.[2] Its best-known swimmers are the Svenska Dagbladet Gold Medal winner Björn Borg and Olympic silver medallist Tina Gustafsson.
Swimmers
Swimmers that have participated in the Summer Olympics while representing Norrköpings KK:[3]
- Björn Borg
- Olle Ferm
- Tina Gustafsson
- Roland Johansson
- Ellenor Svensson
References
External links
- NKK's official homepage (in Swedish)
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Competitive swimming clubs in Sweden by foundation year
- 1796: Upsala S
- 1824: Linköpings ASS
- 1829: Jönköpings SS
- 1864: Örebro SS
- 1869: Malmö S
- 1871: Sundsvalls SS
- 1885: Stockholms ASF
- 1895: Stockholms KK & Uppsala KK
- 1902: Simavdelningen 1902
- 1906: Landskrona SS & SK Neptun
- 1907: Helsingborgs SS
- 1908: Ystads SS
- 1909: Eskilstuna SS
- 1910: Västerås SS
- 1912: Stockholmspolisens IF
- 1917: SK Najaden
- 1919: Norrköpings KK
- 1920: Kalmar SS
- 1922: SK Ran & Trelleborgs SS
- 1923: Karlslunds IF
- 1925: Limhamns SS
- 1926: Uddevalla SF
- 1928: Kristianstads SLS
- 1928: SK Laxen
- 1934: Göteborgs KK
- 1940: SK Poseidon
- 1946: Spårvägens SF
- 1950: Skärets SS
- 1954: Södertälje SS
- 1964: Väsby SS
- 1967: Södertörns SS
- 1971: Göteborgs KK Najaden, Järfälla Sim & Sjöbo SS
- 1972: Askim-Frölunda SK & SK Elfsborg
- 1974: Täby Sim
- 1976: Mölndals ASS
- 1980: Örebro Simallians
- 1982: Malmö KK
- 1989: SK Ägir
- 1991: Göteborg Sim
- 1997: SIK Delfin
- 2003: SK S02
- 2004: SS 04
- 2008: Uddevalla Sim
- 2010: Eskilstuna SK
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