2002 Norwegian Third Division
The 2002 season of the 3. divisjon, the fourth highest association football league for men in Norway.
22 games were played in 24 groups, with three points given for a win and one point for a draw. Twelve teams were promoted to the 2. divisjon through playoff.
Tables
- Group 1
- Sarpsborg – lost playoff
- Sparta
- Årvoll (-> Groruddalen BK)
- Hellerud
- Fredrikstad 2
- Råde
- Skeid 2
- Kvik Halden 2
- Grüner
- Ullern
- Borgen – relegated
- Vestli – relegated
- Group 2
- Borg Fotball – won playoff
- Østsiden
- Fagerborg
- Rakkestad
- Vålerenga 2
- Kolbotn
- Oppegård
- Selbak
- Oslo Øst 2
- Lisleby
- Torp
- Rolvsøy – relegated
- Group 3
- Mercantile – won playoff
- Trøgstad/Båstad
- KFUM
- Moss 2
- Drøbak/Frogn
- Follo 2
- Spydeberg
- Greåker
- Bækkelaget
- Nordstrand
- Rygge – relegated
- Skjeberg – relegated
- Group 4
- Grei – lost playoff
- Fossum
- Grorud
- Bjerke
- Lørenskog 2
- Nittedal
- Røa
- Focus
- Fjellhamar
- Kjelsås 2
- Rælingen
- Holmen – relegated
- Group 5
- Lillestrøm 2 – won playoff
- Sander
- Strømmen
- Funnefoss/Vormsund
- Galterud
- Grue
- Sørumsand
- Aurskog/Finstadbru
- Skjetten 2
- Kongsvinger 2
- Høland
- Eidskog – relegated
- Group 6
- Brumunddal – lost playoff
- Lom
- Ham-Kam 2
- Vang
- Trysil
- Follebu
- Fart
- Hamar
- Ringebu/Fåvang
- Ringsaker
- Elverum 2 – relegated
- Kvam – relegated
- Group 7
- Gjøvik-Lyn – won playoff
- Vardal
- Hønefoss BK 2
- Raufoss 2
- Jevnaker
- SAFK Fagernes
- Toten
- Kolbu/KK
- Vind
- Søndre Land
- FF Lillehammer 2 – relegated
- Lunner – relegated
- Group 8
- Mjøndalen – lost playoff
- Asker
- Birkebeineren
- Eik-Tønsberg
- Flint
- Åssiden
- Falk
- Ørn-Horten 2
- Borre
- Skiold
- Tønsberg FK – relegated
- Slemmestad – relegated
- Group 9
- Strømsgodset 2
- Runar – won playoff
- Larvik Turn
- Åmot
- Stokke
- Teie
- Vestfossen
- Tjølling
- Hønefoss SK
- Larvik Fotball 2
- Siljan – relegated
- Kongsberg – relegated
- Group 10
- Odd Grenland 2 – won playoff
- Pors Grenland 2
- Trauma
- Skotfoss
- Notodden
- Urædd
- Langesund/Stathelle
- Brevik
- Seljord
- Drangedal
- Herkules – relegated
- Group 11
- Group 12
- Group 13
- Vaulen – lost playoff
- Åkra
- Haugesund 2
- Vardeneset
- Kopervik
- Ulf-Sandnes
- Buøy
- Torvastad
- Vedavåg Karmøy
- Randaberg
- Grannekameratene – relegated
- Tasta – relegated
- Group 14
- Trott – lost playoff
- Lyngbø
- Stord/Moster
- Os
- Trio
- Ny-Krohnborg
- Gneist
- Hald
- Sandviken
- Bremnes
- Bergen Nord
- Djerv – relegated
- Group 15
- Group 16
- Group 17
- Bergsøy – lost playoff
- Volda
- Aalesund 2
- Ørsta
- Brattvåg
- Ha/No
- Hareid
- Velledalen og Ringen – relegated
- Stordal
- Stranda – relegated
- Vigra – relegated
- Ellingsøy – relegated
- Group 18
- Averøykameratene – won playoff
- Sunndal
- Bryn
- Gossen
- Midsund
- Surnadal
- Molde 3
- Kristiansund
- Åndalsnes
- Ekko/Aureosen – relegated
- Bud
- Dahle/Clausenengen 2
- Group 19
- Group 20
- Nidelv – won playoff
- Namsos
- Stjørdals-Blink
- NTNUI
- Selbu
- Malvik
- Strindheim 2
- Beitstad
- Rørvik
- Vinne
- Bangsund – relegated
- Kvik – relegated
- Group 21
- Steigen – lost playoff
- Innstranden
- Fauske/Sprint
- Mosjøen
- Bodø/Glimt 2
- Stålkameratene
- Brønnøysund
- Tverlandet – relegated
- Nesna
- Sandnessjøen
- Nordre Meløy
- Leirfjord – relegated
- Group 22
- Group 23
- Lyngen/Karnes – lost playoff
- Ramfjord
- Finnsnes
- Senja
- Tromsø 2
- Fløya
- Tromsdalen 2
- Nordreisa
- Bardu
- Ringvassøy – relegated
- Kvaløysletta – relegated
- Nordkjosbotn – relegated
- Group 24
- Bossekop – won playoff
- Porsanger
- Kautokeino
- Kirkenes
- Tverrelvdalen
- Honningsvåg
- Båtsfjord
- Nordkinn
- Polarstjernen
- Rafsbotn
- Nordlys
- Nerskogen – relegated
Playoffs
References
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