Mestis























Mestis

Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event2018–19 Mestis season
Mestis logo.svg
FormerlyI-Divisioona
SportIce hockey
Founded2000
No. of teams12
Countries
Finland Finland
Most recent
champion(s)
KeuPa HT
Most titlesJukurit (7)
TV partner(s)
Fanseat
Elisa Viihde
VeikkausTV
Related
competitions

Liiga, Suomi-sarja
Official websitemestis.fi

Mestis (from 'Mestaruussarja', 'Championship series'), is the second-highest ice hockey league in Finland.


The league was established in 2000 to replace the first division. Since 2000, Mestis has been the highest hockey league in Finland that can be reached with playing merits only; the SM-liiga was closed (to teams being relegated or promoted) in 2000. After the 2004–05 season, KalPa was promoted to the SM-liiga, and the league was re-opened in the 2008–09 season. Vaasan-Sport was promoted 2014–15, KooKoo was promoted 2015–16 and Jukurit was 2016–17.




Contents





  • 1 Clubs


  • 2 Winners


  • 3 previously played teams

    • 3.1 Mestis timeline



  • 4 External links


  • 5 References




Clubs




Mestis team map

Hermes

Hermes



IPK

IPK



Imatran Ketterä

Imatran Ketterä



Espoo United

Espoo United



Jokipojat

Jokipojat



KeuPa HT

KeuPa HT



Kiekko-Vantaa

Kiekko-Vantaa



LeKi

LeKi



Peliitat

Peliitat



RoKi

RoKi



SaPKo

SaPKo



TuTo

TuTo




Mestis team map



































































Team
City
Home arena, capacity
Founded
Head coach

KOOVEE

Tampere

Hakametsä 2 arena, 800
1929

Finland Juha Pajuoja

Hermes

Kokkola

Kokkolan jäähalli, 4,200
1953

Finland Antti Karhula

Iisalmen Peli-Karhut

Iisalmi

Kankaan jäähalli, -
1966

Finland Jukka Niiranen

Jokipojat

Joensuu

Mehtimäki Ice Hall, 4,800
1953

Finland Ari Aaltonen

JYP-Akatemia

Jyväskylä

Synergia-areena, 4,365
1974

Finland Jukka Ahvenjärvi

Kiekko-Vantaa

Vantaa

Trio Areena, 3,700
1994

Finland Simo Mälkiä

KeuPa HT

Keuruu

Keuruun Jäähalli, 1,100
1995

Finland Mikko Heiskanen

LeKi

Lempäälä

Masku Areena, 800
1904

Finland Miikka Kuusela

Peliitat

Heinola

Versowood Areena, 2,975
1984

Finland Marko Tuomainen

Rovaniemen Kiekko

Rovaniemi

Lappi Areena, 3,500
1979

Finland Petteri Hirvonen

SaPKo

Savonlinna

Winter Salon rink, 2,833
1929

Finland Pasi Räsänen

TUTO Hockey

Turku

Marli Areena, 3,000
1929

Finland Miika Elomo


Winners







































































































Year

Champion

Silver

Bronze

Regular Season
Winner


2001
Jukurit
TuTo
Hermes
TuTo

2002
Jukurit
KooKoo
KalPa
Jukurit

2003
Jukurit
K-Vantaa
KooKoo
Jukurit

2004
KalPa
Jukurit
Hermes
Jukurit

2005
KalPa
Sport
TuTo
KalPa

2006
Jukurit
Sport
TuTo
Jukurit

2007
Hokki
Jukurit
Sport
Sport

2008
TuTo
Hokki
Jukurit
TuTo

2009
Sport
Jokipojat
Hokki
Jokipojat

2010
Jokipojat
D-Team
KooKoo
KooKoo

2011
Sport
Jukurit
D-Team
Jukurit

2012
Sport
Jokipojat
KooKoo
Jukurit

2013
Jukurit
KooKoo
TUTO Hockey
Jukurit

2014
KooKoo
Jukurit
TUTO Hockey
TUTO Hockey

2015
Jukurit
KooKoo
Hokki
Jukurit

2016
Jukurit
Hokki
Jokipojat
Jukurit

2017
SaPKo
K-Vantaa
Espoo-United
SaPKo

2018
KeuPa HT
TUTO Hockey
SaPKo
KeuPa HT

2019





Medaltable:



























































team

Gold

Silver

Bronze
Jukurit
7
4
1
Sport
3
2
1
KalPa
2
0
1
KooKoo
1
3
3
TUTO Hockey
1
2
4
Hokki
1
2
2
Jokipojat
1
2
1
SaPKo
1
0
1
KeuPa HT
1
0
0
K-Vantaa
0
2
0
JYP-Akatemia
0
1
1
Hermes
0
0
2
Espoo United
0
0
1


previously played teams


  • Jää-Kotkat fell into the Suomi-Sarja in 2003.

  • Hyvinkään Ahmat fell into the Suomi-Sarja in 2004.

  • KalPa was raised to the SM-Liiga in 2005.

  • Haukat resigned from standings without qualifying in 2006.

  • FPS (ice hockey) and KOOVEE (ice hockey) fell into the Suomi-Sarja in 2007.

  • HC Salamat fell into the Suomi-Sarja in 2008.

  • Kotkan Titaanit fell into the Suomi-Sarja in 2009.

  • Kiekko-Laser went bankrupt in 2011.

  • Vaasan Sport was raised to the SM-Liiga in 2014.

  • HC Keski-Uusimaa was abandoned serial place in 2014.

  • KooKoo (Liiga) was raised to the SM-Liiga in 2015.

  • Jukurit was raised to the SM-Liiga in 2016.

  • JYP-Akatemia fell into the Suomi-Sarja and was terminated in 2017.

  • Hokki went bankrupt in 2017.

  • Espoo United went bankrupt in 2018.


Mestis timeline







































































































2000–20012001–20022002–20032003–20042004–20052005–20062006–20072007–20082008–20092009–20102010–20112011–20122012–20132013–20142014–20152015–20162016–20172017–2018

K-Vantaa
TuTo
TUTO Hockey
Jukurit
KooKoo
Sport
FPS
Hermes
Haukat
Ahmat
UJK
DiskosD TeamJYP-Akatemia
Jokipojat
KalPa
Hokki
HCK Salamat
HeKi
Peliitat

SaPKo
KOOVEE

LeKi
Titaanit
RoKi
K-Laser
HCK

KeuPa HT

IPK

Espoo United

Ketterä


External links



  • Mestis Official website, in Finnish


References












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