KoldingQ

The club was established on 1 August 2009 as a cooperation between the women's department of Nr. Bjært Strandhuse IF and Kolding Boldklub. The goal of the new club was to become the best town regarding women's football and to be one of the top teams in the premier Danish women's football league Elitedivisionen. The team should use the training facilities of Kolding Boldklub on Mosevej Sportsplads.[1]

The team has had good results in the Danish Futsal Championship. In 2009 Kolding Boldklub won silver at the Danish Championship in futsal, defeated by OB in the final. The following two years the team took silver in the Danish Futsal Championship under the new name KoldingQ, after being defeated by Team Viborg and Skovbakken. In 2012 the team took bronze.[2]

In 2013 Lotte Troelsgaard joined the team, she has been a part of the Danish national team for several years. The following year, in 2014 her twin sister Sanne Troelsgaard who is one of the profiles on the national team joined the team.[3] They played together for KoldingQ for three seasons, winning the bronze medal in the Elitedivisionen in 2014/15, 2015/16. After the 2016/17 season Sanne Troelsgaard left the club and went to play football in Sweden instead for the Damallsvenskan club FC Rosengård.[4]

Early in 2017 another profile from the Danish national team signed contract for KoldingQ; when the goal keeper Stina Lykke Petersen moved back to Denmark in order to be closer to her family and friends. She chose to play for KoldingQ without wage even though she had offers from clubs from other countries, she chose a Danish club in order to be closer to her family and friends.[5] The club competed against Skovbakken to win the bronze medal in Elitedivisionen, but in the final round Skovbakken was one point ahead of KoldingQ. Both teams won their last matches, KoldingQ beat BSF with 10-0 with five goals by Sanne Troelsgaard, it was not enough in order to win the bronze medal, because Skovbakken also won their final match 3-1 against Vejle.[6]

As of 30 August 2020.[7]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  DEN Lene Christensen 2 DF  DEN Isabella Bryld Obaze 4 DF  DEN Emma Færge 5 DF  DEN Sofie Emilie Riis 6 MF  DEN Sofia Reval Husted 7 MF  DEN Sif Rykær 8 FW  DEN Cecilie Fløe 9 DF  DEN Louise Eriksen (captain) 10 FW  DEN Emma Hoppe 11 MF  DEN Sille Fuhlendorff 12 MF  DEN Signe Baattrup 14 MF  DEN Laura Høgh Faurskov 15 FW  DEN Sofie Hornemann

No. Pos. Nation Player 16 DF  DEN Sofie Karsberg-Petersen 17 MF  DEN Ea Rasmussen 18 MF  DEN Emilie Terp 19 MF  DEN Molli Plasmann 20 MF  DEN Carola Schneider 21 GK  DEN Mia Reedtz 22 MF  DEN Mathilde Gaarn Hansen 23 DF  DEN Benedikte Schrøder 24 FW  DEN Ida Guldager — DF  DEN Freya Winther — DF  DEN Emma Elvine Bernth

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