Mälarhöjdens IK were a
Swedish
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football
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club located in
Hägersten
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in the
southern part of
Stockholm
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. They merged with
Hägersten SK in 2018 to become
Mälarhöjden-Hägersten FF.
Background
Mälarhöjdens Idrottsklubb (MIK) was formed on 20 March 1924. The club currently has about 1,600 members divided into sections covering football, athletics, walking, hockey, orienteering, skiing and tennis. The club's greatest achievements have been in athletics, particularly in middle and long distance running events in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1945 the club enjoyed a season in the
Allsvenskan
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for
bandy
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The playin ...
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Since their foundation Mälarhöjdens IK has participated mainly in the middle and lower divisions of the
Swedish football league system
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. The club currently plays in Division 4 Södra Stockholm which is the sixth tier of Swedish football. They play their home matches at the Mälarhöjdens IP in Hägersten.
Mälarhöjdens IK are affiliated to the
Stockholms Fotbollförbund
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Background
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Recent history
In recent seasons Mälarhöjdens IK have competed in the following divisions:
2017 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2016 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2015 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2014 Division IV, Stockholm Mellersta
2013 Division IV, Stockholm Mellersta
2012 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2011 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2010 Division III, Östra Svealand
2009 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2008 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2007 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2006 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2005 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2004 Division IV, Stockholm Mellersta
2003 Division IV, Stockholm Mellersta
2002 Division IV, Stockholm Mellersta
2001 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
2000 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
1999 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
1998 Division IV, Stockholm Södra
Footnotes
External links
Mälarhöjdens IKnbsp;– Official club website
Mälarhöjdens IK Fotbollnbsp;– Official football website
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Football clubs in Stockholm
Orienteering clubs in Sweden
Defunct bandy clubs in Sweden
Association football clubs established in 1924
Bandy clubs established in 1924
1924 establishments in Sweden
Multi-sport clubs in Sweden
1920s establishments in Stockholm