Want to play with us? To play for London Vikings in the league and tournaments, you need to be a member. As you start training with us, we will give you all the necessary information on how to become a member.

Want to train with us? We operate an "open to everyone" training model, however, ideally you should have 3+ years of floorball experience, either on hobby or professional level. Join our newsletter or email info@london-vikings.co.uk for more information.

AGM

Next AGM will take place on 2nd of July at 7:30 PM in central London near Holborn. All team members are encouraged to attend this meeting. To confirm attendance, email info@london-vikings.co.uk before 18th of June.

British National Champions 2009

We are proud to announce that London Vikings have been crowned British National Champions 2009. After a nerve wrecking final, in the second overtime period, Veli-Matti scored the final deciding 3-2 goal. We published a summary of the event with some pictures to the IFF's web page, click twice here to view the article.

We are currently looking to recruit 3-5 experienced Floorball players to join our open training sessions at Flaxman Sports Centre on Wednesdays (21:00-22:30). Send a email to info@london-vikings.co.uk and join our newsletter for more info. Please note that there will also be an opportunity to join the squad for league matches.

Vikings new recruits

Welcome to new first squad team members Pekka, Fahad & Dominic. We look forward to seeing you dominate the pitch in future matches!

South Central League Winners 2009

We are proud to annnounce that London Vikings won the league title for the 5th consecutive year. This year we could see two new recruits make a significant mark in the league, Vojtech and Veli-Matti, who finished 1st and 2nd respecitively in the points table. Thanks everyone for this season and special thanks to Simon Baker who organised the league this season. See you next year!

Preseason clash leaves Team GB reeling

The British national team, coached by former Vikings team captain Ville Peltomaki, challenged the reigning British champions for a friendly match as a part of their preparatory camp for the Floorball World Championships in the Czech Republic this September.

Although missing almost a full line-up of their top men Team GB put in a spirited fight but found the newly strengthened Vikings squad just too much to handle. The two games on the day ended with final scores of 10-2 and 9-1 with the Londoners showing an active press game with almost a frantic tempo in the opening half of the first game. All in all a good start to the competitive season with a number of new faces making their skills apparent.

Ruling Britannia

The Vikings once again proved to be the team to beat in British floorball as they stormed their way to a third title at the 2008 National Championships held at Stratford-Upon-Avon. Over the 2 days and 5 matches the squad totalled an impressive 52 goals grabbing the first five spots on the top scorers list. The ten man squad upped their game throughout the tournament winning the final against longtime rivals Cotswold Cobras 8-2, with Vikings rookie Pekka putting in a MVP-worthy performance of 3 goals and 2 assists in the game.

London Vikings would also like to thank the spectators for support, especially in the final.

Swiss conquer Hendon

The Vikings hosted their first international friendly as the Swiss team Zürisee Unihockey popped by North London for a 3 x 20min clash. Something of a vagabond team, having already played friendlies in various cities across Europe, their squad consisted of players from both the first and reserve squads. This wasn't too far from the truth of the Vikings on the day as it seemed half of the team was out of town and the other half out with flu. Fortunately a 9 man squad was assembled for the occasion and the Londoners gave a good game for the visitors.

In what was a clean and good spirited game, the Helvetians took home the win with a final scoreline of 9-8. Things had looked promising for the Vikings early on in the third as the team fought back from 3-6 by a bunch of quick goals, taking a 7-6 lead, but then a combination of weary legs and overtly keen attacking saw the decisive goals being scored to the home net.

After the game the visitors were treated to an ever-so-important trip to the pub for after-game hydration. A big thank you for the whole team, and hopefully the Vikings will be able to return the favour one day, both in terms of the game and the scoreline!

Four in a row!

Vikings took home the trophy for the first ever Southern Premiere League at the last tournament of the season in Stratford-upon-Avon. This English title is now the fourth consecutive and sixth in total by the Londoners as the competition was previously arranged under the name of Southern League. Although losing the final game of the season, just like last year, this was after the league had been decided. It remains to be seen if this tradition can be broken next season. In the meantime the squads focus is set on regaining the National title after not taking part last year.

European Cup Qualifications 2006

After conquering the British floorball championship in May 2006, a slightly depleted Vikings squad set sail for Fredrikshavn, Denmark for the 2006 European Cup Qualifiers. A total of 11 national champions were fighting over which 2 would qualify to the EC Finals held later this year. The teams were divided into groups A and B, and after 3 days of almost non-stop floorball the winners would face the runners-up on Saturday for the decisive games. Read more...

London Vikings is a floorball club established in 2000 and based in central London. We participate in the Great Britain Floorball Federation (GBFF) league competitions and currently have a team taking part in the Southern Premier League.

Floorball?
If you’re not already familiar with floorball (also known as unihockey, salibandy or innebandy across the world) then have a look at about floorball page for more info.

Want to play?
To play for London Vikings in the league and tournaments, you need to be a member. The membership page will give you details on how to become one.

Just want to train?
If you want a good exercise and enjoy playing ball games with other people without the seriousness of competitive sport, just show up at our training sessions.