Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lunds ASK (2nd nomination)
This was not just some local championship they won, it was the ''national'' team championship, the elite series of a ''nationwide tournament'', and winning it qualifies the team for European championships. Becoming national champion is thewrefore a clear claim to notability, and the list of winners shows that we do have a reliable source for that achievement. The fact that these championships were won in the 1960s and 1970s explains the relative paucity of available information on the ''internet'', while I do not have access to the paper versions of Swedish chess publications (probably ''Schachnytt''), I ''can'' say, that clubs in Norway (which is formerly was a weaker country when it came to chess) with this level of achievement have received ample coverage in Norwegian chess publications. To answer one of the concerns, ''"Why is this the only team that has won them with an article?"'' Well, because nobody has written an article about them. Anyway that argument is effectively a reverse  argument. SK Rocaden would certainly justify an article as well
— User:Sjakkalle, 06:05, 8 June 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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