List of Kastrup Boldklub seasons

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The following is a list of seasons played by Kastrup Boldklub from the founding of the club up to the most recent season.

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Key

1st or WWinners/Champions
2nd or RURunners-up
Up-arrow-14.png Promoted
Down-arrow-14.png Relegated
♦Top scorer in division

Danmarksturneringen i fodbold

SeasonLeague [1] [2] Cup [3] [4] Europe / OtherAvg. Home
Attendance1		Top goalscorer(s)1
Level DivisionPWDLFAPtsPositionCompetitionResultNameGoals
1934–355KBUs B-række183068916th of 19N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1935–365KBUs B-række172183418th of 18N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1936–375KBUs B-række151767614th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1937–385KBUs B-række142155514th of 15N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1938–395KBUs B-række1332351010th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1939–405KBUs B-række132747811th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1940–413KBUs B-række154341159th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1941–423KBUs B-række186439255th of 19N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1942–433KBUs B-række177423273rd of 18N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1943–443KBUs B-række187643322nd of 19N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1944–453KBUs B-række143920194th of 15N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1945–465KBUs B-række15 ? of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1946–475KBUs B-række153940168th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1947–486KBUs A-række185227262nd of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1948–496KBUs A-række186618262nd of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1949–506KBUs A-række187117301st of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1950–515KBUs Mellemrække184222224th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1951–525KBUs Mellemrække184529223rd of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1952–535KBUs Mellemrække186627281st of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1953–544 Copenhagen Series 186th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1954–554 Copenhagen Series 181st of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1955–564 Copenhagen Series 185th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1956–574 Copenhagen Series 184th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19584 Copenhagen Series 185th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19595 Copenhagen Series 181st of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19604Kvalifikationsturneringen2212554127293rd of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19614Kvalifikationsturneringen22351426621111th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19625 Copenhagen Series 184th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19635 Copenhagen Series 184th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19645 Copenhagen Series 182nd of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19655 Copenhagen Series 228th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19665 Copenhagen Series 221st of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19675 Copenhagen Series 221st of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19684 Denmark Series, Group 1 226th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19694 Denmark Series, Group 1 221st of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19703 3rd Division East 2256112334169th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19713 3rd Division East 2210483941245th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19723 3rd Division East 227783839216th of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19733 3rd Division East 2214264828303rd of 12N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19743 3rd Division East 2214445123321st of 12
Won Division title final		N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19752 2nd Division 3019747037451st of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19761 1st Division 30981338452610th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19771 1st Division 30146104536346th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19781 1st Division 30971438402511th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19791 1st Division 30131164530374th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19801 1st Division 30991234352713th of 16N/A IC G2, 3rd N/AN/AN/A
19811 1st Division 306111330422314th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19822 2nd Division 3015964026394th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19832 2nd Division 30131164622374th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19842 2nd Division 3018575129413rd of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19851 1st Division 30126123537309th of 16N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19861 1st Division 26461619391412th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19871 1st Division 2616191962814th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19882 2nd Division 26381527561414th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19893 3rd Division East 26791034462310th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
19903 3rd Division West 2612954831334th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1991 spring3 2nd Division East, playoffs 1845923291310th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1991 autumn3 2nd Division East, preliminary play 185491921148th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1992 spring4 2nd Division East, playoffs 145451718145th of 8N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1992 autumn3 2nd Division East, preliminary play 185582431198th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1993 spring4 2nd Division East, playoffs 14554N/AN/A154th of 8N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1993 autumn3 2nd Division East, preliminary play 18459253818 (5)8th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1994 spring4 2nd Division East, playoffs 144372036115th of 8N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1994 autumn3 2nd Division East, preliminary play 187110324219 (4)8th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1995 spring4 2nd Division East, playoffs 14011384318th of 8N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1995 autumn3 2nd Division East 144373032157th of 8N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1996 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 2614486446463rd of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1997 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 26671349612512th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1998 5 Denmark Series, Group 1 26541732621912th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
1999 6 Copenhagen Series 2614664732484th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2000 6 Copenhagen Series 26761352512711th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2001 6 Copenhagen Series 2612774531436th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2001 6 Copenhagen Series 2612774531436th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2002 6 Copenhagen Series 2695124750327th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
200362Reserve team for Amager United
200462Reserve team for Amager United
2005 spring52Reserve team for Amager United
2005–0642Reserve team for Amager United
2006–0742Reserve team for Amager United
2007–08 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 30124144854459th of 16 R1 —N/AN/AN/A
2008–09 43 Denmark Series, Group 1 26115103934388th of 14
Administrative regulation		N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2009–10 6 KBU Series 1, Group 1 2617277639534th of 14N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2010–11 6 DBU Copenhagen Series 1, Group 1 2619439032612nd of 14 R3 —N/AN/AN/A
2011–12 5 Copenhagen Series 26141025724522nd of 14
Won promotion playoffs 		R2 —N/AN/AN/A
2012–13 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 26491334442113th of 14 QR3 [5] —N/A Martin Skov Petersen 17 ♦
2013–14 5 Copenhagen Series 2617275436531st of 14 QR4 [6] —N/AN/AN/A
2014–15 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 2697104948347th of 14 QR4 [7] —N/A Martin Skov Petersen [8] 15
2015–16 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 2613765140462nd of 14
Lost promotion playoffs 		QR4 [9] —N/AKristoffer Heeris14
2016–17 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 27124114642405th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2017–18 4 Denmark Series, Group 1 2778124664297th of 10N/A—N/AN/AN/A
2018–19 4 Denmark Series, Group 2 27N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A—N/AN/AN/A

1: League games only, not including championship, promotion and relegation play-offs
2: Status as reserve team for Amager United. Amager United played using Kastrup Boldklub's league license
3: Status as reserve team for FC Amager

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