Arna Bjornar Women

Arna-Bjørnar Fotball is a Norwegian football club from Arna, Bergen.

It was founded in late 2000 as a merger between the football branches from IL Bjørnar and Arna T&IL, and replaced Bjørnar IL in the league system from 2001. The women's team has played since then in the Toppserien apart from the 2005 season when it was in the 1.divisjon.

Prominent members of the women's team (2009) are goalkeepers Reidun Seth and Erika Skarbø, and Nigerian keeper Precious Dede brought in to cover while Skarbø recovers from a long-term wrist injury. Arna-Bjørnar has earned a reputation for developing young players and the squad includes the former and current Norway Under-19 captains, Maren Mjelde and Kristine Hegland, and prominent former Under-19 players Caroline Walde and Ingrid Ryland, both now Under-23 players, as well as senior international Madeleine Giske who played in the FIFA Women's World Cup 2007. The team has players in Norway's Under-17 team also.

Arna-Bjørnar's women's team is trained by Morten Kalvenes, brother of former Burnley player Christian Kalvenes.

In February 2011 the club had 13 players selected for Norway's international teams at senior level, Under-23, Under-19 and Under-17.

The men's team currently plays in the 4. divisjon. They last played in the Norwegian Football Cup in 2019, losing 6-1 to Brann in the first round.

Arna Bjørnar Women is a prominent women's soccer team based in Bergen, Norway. Established in 1995, the club has a rich history and is known for its commitment to developing female talent in the sport. Competing in the Toppserien, Norway's top division for women's soccer, Arna Bjørnar has built a reputation for its competitive spirit and strong performances on the field.

The team plays its home matches at the Arna Idrettspark, where passionate fans gather to support the players. Arna Bjørnar is recognized for its emphasis on teamwork, skillful play, and a strong community focus, fostering a supportive environment for both players and supporters alike. The club is dedicated to promoting women's soccer and inspiring the next generation of female athletes in Norway.

With a blend of experienced players and emerging talent, Arna Bjørnar Women continues to strive for excellence, aiming for success in both domestic and international competitions. Their commitment to the sport and community makes them a vital part of Norway's soccer landscape.