2005 3. Divisjon

The 2005 season of the 3. Divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.

Between 20 and 22 games (depending on group size) were played in 24 groups, with 3 points given for wins and 1 for draws. Twelve teams were promoted to the 2. Divisjon through playoff.

Tables

Group 1 Fredrikstad 2 – lost playoff Sparta Sarpsborg 2 Østsiden Fagerborg Lisleby Skeid 2 Kolbotn Årvoll Greåker Grorud Rakkestad – relegated Borgar – relegated

Group 2 Korsvoll – won playoff Moss 2 Trøgstad/Båstad Råde Grei Sprint-Jeløy 2 Gresvik St. Hanshaugen Selbak Rygge Kvik Halden 2 – relegated Grüner – relegated

Group 3 Vålerenga 2 – won playoff Follo 2 KFUM Ullern Skjetten Blaker Klemetsrud Bærum 2 Øvrevoll/Hosle Fet Frogner – relegated Sørumsand – relegated

Group 4 Asker – lost playoff Strømmen Lyn 2 Bjørkelangen Fjellhamar Fossum Røa Kjelsås 2 Høland Hauger Rælingen – relegated Mercantile 2 – pulled team

Group 5 Elverum – lost playoff Kongsvinger 2 Sander Bjerke Trysil Eidsvold Stange Galterud Ottestad Funnefoss/Vormsund Flisa Grue – relegated

Group 6 Ham-Kam 2 – won playoff Ringsaker Hamar Ringebu/Fåvang Lom Fart Vardal Vang – relegated SAFK Fagernes Redalen Fron – relegated Vind – relegated

Group 7 Åmot – won playoff Kolbu/KK Vestli Raufoss 2 Jevnaker Andes Toten Hønefoss BK 2 Hadeland Hønefoss SK – relegated Ihle Nittedal – relegated

Group 8 Stabæk 2 – won playoff Mjøndalen Birkebeineren Åskollen Konnerud Kongsberg Bygdø Monolitten Solberg Åssiden Strømsgodset 2 ROS – relegated Drafn – relegated

Group 9 Eik-Tønsberg – lost playoff Flint Runar Borre Larvik Turn Sandar Holmestrand Ivrig Tjølling Sem Stokke – relegated Larvik Fotball 2 – pulled team

Group 10 Pors Grenland 2 Skarphedin – lost playoff Langesund/Stathelle Herkules FK Arendal Skotfoss Urædd Odd Grenland 3 Tollnes 2 – relegated Brevik Kjapp – relegated Fyresdal – pulled team

Group 11 Start 2 – won playoff Jerv Lyngdal Vindbjart Vigør Søgne Mandalskameratene 2 Tveit Donn Grane Våg Sørfjell – relegated

Group 12 Randaberg – lost playoff Stavanger Sandnes Ulf 2 Staal Jørpeland Vidar Buøy Vaulen Havørn Bjerkreim Varhaug Hundvåg – relegated Eiger – relegated

Group 13 Bryne 2 Kopervik – won playoff Haugesund 2 Vardeneset Åkra Skjold Nord Frøyland Avaldsnes Vedavåg Karmøy Sola – relegated Figgjo – relegated

Group 14 Askøy – won playoff Nest-Sotra Follese Os Vadmyra Trio Stord/Moster 2 Solid Øygard Trott – relegated Bremnes – relegated Halsnøy – relegated

Group 15 Voss – lost playoff Radøy/Manger Arna-Bjørnar Norheimsund Hald Frøya Gneist Austevoll Lyngbø Sandviken Varegg – relegated Nymark – relegated

Group 16 Stryn – lost playoff Sogndal 2 Førde Fjøra Tornado Måløy Høyang Skavøypoll Kaupanger Sandane Dale Jotun 2 – relegated Florø – relegated

Group 17 Aalesund 2 Volda – lost playoff Spjelkavik Hareid Skarbøvik Sykkylven Langevåg Valder Ørsta Bergsøy Blindheim/Emblem – relegated Stranda – relegated

Group 18 Kristiansund – won playoff Averøykameratene Sunndal Surnadal Gossen Dahle Elnesvågen/Omegn Midsund Eide og Omegn Bryn Bud – relegated Åndalsnes – relegated

Group 19 KIL/Hemne – won playoff Tynset Orkla Rosenborg 3 Flå NTNUI Strindheim 2 Stjørdals-Blink Fram Buvik Melhus – relegated Sverresborg – relegated

Group 20 Nardo – lost playoff Rørvik Nidelv Namsos Levanger 2 Rissa Verdal Bjørgan Selbu Kvik Malvik Kolstad 2 – relegated

Group 21 Steigen – won playoff Bodø/Glimt 2 Mosjøen Stålkameratene Fauske/Sprint Junkeren Brønnøysund Meløy Mo 2 Herøy/Dønna Saltdalkameratene – relegated

Group 22 Mjølner – lost playoff Vesterålen (->Sortland) Grovfjord Skånland Medkila Morild Andenes Ballangen Leknes Hadsel – relegated Ballstad – relegated Beisfjord – relegated

Group 23 Tromsø 2 – lost playoff Salangen Senja Ishavsbyen Skjervøy Tromsdalen 2 Fløya Bardu Nordreisa Ramfjord – relegated Kvaløysletta – relegated Storsteinnes – relegated

Group 24 Hammerfest – won playoff Bossekop Kirkenes Alta 2 Kautokeino Båtsfjord Porsanger Norild Sørøy/Glimt Tverrelvdalen Nordlys Honningsvåg – relegated

Playoffs

References

• NIFS