Svalbard Turn Explained

Svalbard Turn is a sports club based in Longyearbyen, Norway.^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]}

History

The club was established on 6 September 1930, initially focusing on gymnastics. Today, it offers a range of activities including alpine skiing, badminton, children's sports, football, athletics, handball, climbing, miniature shooting, pistol shooting, chess, skiing, spinning, swimming, gymnastics, and volleyball. The club operates out of Svalbardhallen, which opened in 1996.

Svalbard Turn is associated with Troms Sports Circle. The club organizes the Spitsbergen Marathon.^{[10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]}

Notes and References

1. Web site: Longyearbyen-Barentsburg : le vrai derby du Nord se joue à Svalbard. sofoot.com.
2. Web site: Brann sender Karadas til Svalbard. aftenpostne.no.
3. Web site: Svalbard Turn. scanmagazine.co.uk.
4. Web site: FourFourTwo Magazine article about Svalbard Turn.
5. Web site: Svalbard 1938-1979. rsssf.org.
6. Web site: Gruvefolket på Svalbard i helg og virke. En samtale med ingeniør Lindholm. polarlitteratur.no.
7. Web site: Ingen flytter til Svalbard for å bli gode fotballspillere. gjengangeren.no.
8. Web site: De trener året rundt uten noen å spille mot. nordlys.no.
9. Web site: Reiser over 100 mil for å delta på Julestjerna. nordlys.no.
10. Web site: Impossible n'est pas "svalbard". courrierinternational.com.
11. Web site: Skiglede på Svalbard. aarskogmedia.no.
12. Web site: Svalbard turn i 90. svalbardposten.no.
13. Web site: En lyx att spela utomhus. svd.se.
14. Web site: FUTBOL EN SVALBARD.
15. Web site: Historikk.