Oslo Vikings - Notable Players, Coaches and Club Members

Notable Players, Coaches and Club Members

Vikings' Members of the NoAFF 20th anniversary All-Time Allstar Team:

  • Erik Allum - DB
  • Nicolay Aslaksen - RB
  • Gaute Engebretsen - DB
  • Henrik Dahl - TE/LB
  • Pär Kärn - OG
  • Sten Kagnes - OT
  • Finn-Jarle Mathisen - LB/WR
  • Ole Petter Nyhaug - OG/LB
  • Christian Paulsboe - DL
  • David Rødsand - WR

Head Coaches

  • Henrik Dahl - 1989
  • Mark Troop - 1990-1992
  • Joe Løkhaug - 1993-1994
  • Henrik Dahl - 1995
  • Joe Murawa - 1996
  • Val Gunn - 1997-1998, 2006-2008
  • Chris Gauvreau - 1999-2001
  • Terry Kleinsmith - 2002
  • Karl Lerum - 2003
  • Blake Miller - 2004-2005
  • Val Gunn - 2006-2008
  • Brian Cain - 2009
  • Chris Gauvreau - 2010
  • Marques Anderson - 2011 - current

Vikings' members inducted into the Vikings Hall of Fame for long-term and valuable service to the club:

  • Henrik Dahl - Co-founder, early-years club president, coach and standout player
  • Ole Petter Nyhaug - President of the club for 9 consecutive years, player, Federation President and organizer, U14 coach
  • Gaute Engebretsen - Founding member, veteran player, coach and club president for several years
  • Vilhelm Lae - Founder of the junior program, coach, board member for over 10 years responsible for football operations, standout player
  • Nicolay Aslaksen - Standout player, team captain and leader, board member for several years

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