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* [[1974-75 2. Divisioona season|1975]] Lahden Reipas
* [[1974-75 2. Divisioona season|1975]] Lahden Reipas
* [[1975-76 2. Divisioona season|1976]] [[Espoon Jäähonka]]
* [[1975-76 2. Divisioona season|1976]] [[Espoon Jäähonka]]
* 1977 [[JoKP|Joensuun Kiekko-Pojat]]
* [[1976-77 2. Divisioona season|1977]] [[JoKP|Joensuun Kiekko-Pojat]]
* 1978 [[Kiekko-67]] (Turku)
* [[1977-78 2. Divisioona season|1978]] [[Kiekko-67]] (Turku)
* 1979 [[Tampereen Weikot]]
* [[1978-79 2. Divisioona season|1979]] [[Tampereen Weikot]]
* 1980 Joensuun Kiekko-Pojat
* [[1979-80 2. Divisioona season|1980]] Joensuun Kiekko-Pojat
* 1981 Tampereen Weikot
* [[1980-81 2. Divisioona season|1981]] Tampereen Weikot
* [[1981-82 2. Divisioona season|1982]] [[Kalevan Pallo]], Kuopio
* [[1981-82 2. Divisioona season|1982]] [[Kalevan Pallo]], Kuopio
* 1983 Heinolan Peliitat
* [[1982-83 2. Divisioona season|1983]] Heinolan Peliitat
* 1984 Karhu-Kissat
* [[1983-84 2. Divisioona season|1984]] Karhu-Kissat
* 1985 [[Tikkurilan Jää-Veikot]] (Vantaa)
* [[1984-85 2. Divisioona season|1985]] [[Tikkurilan Jää-Veikot]] (Vantaa)
* 1986 [[Vaasan Sport]]
* [[1985-86 2. Divisioona season|1986]] [[Vaasan Sport]]
* 1987 [[Vantaan Kiekko]]
* [[1986-87 2. Divisioona season|1987]] [[Vantaan Kiekko]]
* 1988 [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
* [[1987-88 2. Divisioona season|1988]] [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
* 1989 [[Kiekko-67]]
* [[1988-89 2. Divisioona season|1989]] [[Kiekko-67]]
* 1990 [[Vantaan Hockey Team]]
* [[1989-90 2. Divisioona season|1990]] [[Vantaan Hockey Team]]
* 1991 [[Pietarsaaren Centers]]
* [[1990-91 2. Divisioona season|1991]] [[Pietarsaaren Centers]]
* 1998 [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
* [[1991-92 2. Divisioona season|1992]]
* 1999 [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
* [[1992-93 2. Divisioona season|1993]]
* 2000 [[Mikkelin Jukurit|Jukurit]]
* [[1993-94 2. Divisioona season|1994]]
* [[1994-95 2. Divisioona season|1995]]
* [[1995-96 2. Divisioona season|1996]]
* [[1996-97 2. Divisioona season|1997]]
* [[1997-98 2. Divisioona season|1998]] [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
* [[1998-99 2. Divisioona season|1999]] [[Kooveen jääkiekko|KOOVEE]]
===As fourth tier ===
===As fourth tier ===
*2001 Tuusukan Kiekko (Lohko 1), TiKi Tikkakoski (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), PiPS Pieksamaki (Lohko 4), EtPo Ylitornio (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), Kettera Imatra (Lohko 7) - EtPo Ylitornio was promoted
*[[1999-2000 2. Divisioona season|2000]]
*2002 Kettera Imatra (Lohko 1), Lempaalan Kisa (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), Warkis Varkaus (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6)  - Jeppis Pietarsaari, Seinajoki HT, WarKis Varkaus, Kettera Imatra, Vammalan Palloseura, and PePo HC Lappeenranta were promoted
*[[2000-01 2. Divisioona season|2001]] Tuusukan Kiekko (Lohko 1), TiKi Tikkakoski (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), PiPS Pieksamaki (Lohko 4), EtPo Ylitornio (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), Kettera Imatra (Lohko 7) - EtPo Ylitornio was promoted
*2003 Klaukkakla Gepardit (Lohko 1), Nokian Pyry (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Urho Suolahti (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5A), SoPa Sodankyla (Lohko 5B), VT-HT Rauma (Lohko 6) - VT-HT Rauma, VG-62 Naantali, and PaKa Kuusamo were promoted
*[[2001-02 2. Divisioona season|2002]] Kettera Imatra (Lohko 1), Lempaalan Kisa (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), Warkis Varkaus (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6)  - Jeppis Pietarsaari, Seinajoki HT, WarKis Varkaus, Kettera Imatra, Vammalan Palloseura, and PePo HC Lappeenranta were promoted
*2004 HC Kerava (Lohko 1), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Siilinjarvi HT (Lohko 4), JHT Kalajoki (Lohko 5), Lauttakylan Luja (Lohko 6), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2/6 final) - HC Montreal Tampere and Lauttakylan Luja were promoted
*[[2002-03 2. Divisioona season|2003]] Klaukkakla Gepardit (Lohko 1), Nokian Pyry (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Urho Suolahti (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5A), SoPa Sodankyla (Lohko 5B), VT-HT Rauma (Lohko 6) - VT-HT Rauma, VG-62 Naantali, and PaKa Kuusamo were promoted
*2005 KuPu Kussankosi (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KuRy Kurikka (Lohko 3), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 4), YJK Ylivieska (Lohko 5A), RoKi Rovaniemi II (Lohko 5B), Chiefs Turku (Lohko 6), LeKi Lempaala (Lohko 2/6 final) - Laser HT Liminka and LeKi Lempaala were promoted
*[[2003-04 2. Divisioona season|2004]] HC Kerava (Lohko 1), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Siilinjarvi HT (Lohko 4), JHT Kalajoki (Lohko 5), Lauttakylan Luja (Lohko 6), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2/6 final) - HC Montreal Tampere and Lauttakylan Luja were promoted
*2006 TuusKi Tuusuka (Lohko 1), D-Kiekko (Lohko 2), Hermes Kokkola II (Lohko 3), Kajastus Kontiolahti (Lohko 4), Cowboys Nivala (Lohko 5), Lluja Huitinen (Lohko 6), Lluja Huittinen (Lohko 2/6 final) - Hermes Kokkola II, Cowboys Nivala, D-Kiekko Jyvaskyla, and TuusKi Tuusula were promoted
*[[2004-05 2. Divisioona season|2005]] KuPu Kussankosi (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KuRy Kurikka (Lohko 3), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 4), YJK Ylivieska (Lohko 5A), RoKi Rovaniemi II (Lohko 5B), Chiefs Turku (Lohko 6), LeKi Lempaala (Lohko 2/6 final) - Laser HT Liminka and LeKi Lempaala were promoted
*2007 GrIFK Kauniainen (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), SiiHT Sillinjarvi (Lohko 4), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 2/6 final) - KoMu HT Mustasaari, LeKi-75 Leppavirta, Lluja Huittinen, and Hunters Porvoo were promoted
*[[2005-06 2. Divisioona season|2006]] TuusKi Tuusuka (Lohko 1), D-Kiekko (Lohko 2), Hermes Kokkola II (Lohko 3), Kajastus Kontiolahti (Lohko 4), Cowboys Nivala (Lohko 5), Lluja Huitinen (Lohko 6), Lluja Huittinen (Lohko 2/6 final) - Hermes Kokkola II, Cowboys Nivala, D-Kiekko Jyvaskyla, and TuusKi Tuusula were promoted
*2008 HC Kuusankoski (Lohko 1), HC Eagles Kangasala (Lohko 2), Ku-Ry Kurikka (Lohko 3), Varkaus Eagles (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), VT-HT Vermuntila (Lohko 6), Ankat Lohja (Division 2 final) - HC Kuusankosi and LeKi-76 Leppavirta were promoted
*[[2006-07 2. Divisioona season|2007]] GrIFK Kauniainen (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), SiiHT Sillinjarvi (Lohko 4), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 2/6 final) - KoMu HT Mustasaari, LeKi-75 Leppavirta, Lluja Huittinen, and Hunters Porvoo were promoted
*2009 Ankat Lohja (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), IK Kronan Kronoby (Lohko 3), Hurtat Lieksa (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), TarU Tarvasjoki (Lohko 6) - TIHC Tornio, Hurtat Lieksa, Ankat Lohja, OKK Helsinki and NoPy Nokia were promoted
*[[2007-08 2. Divisioona season|2008]] HC Kuusankoski (Lohko 1), HC Eagles Kangasala (Lohko 2), Ku-Ry Kurikka (Lohko 3), Varkaus Eagles (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), VT-HT Vermuntila (Lohko 6), Ankat Lohja (Division 2 final) - HC Kuusankosi and LeKi-76 Leppavirta were promoted
*[[2009-10 2. Divisoona season|2010]] NuPS (Etela I), NuPS (Etela II)
*[[2008-09 2. Divisioona season|2009]] Ankat Lohja (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), IK Kronan Kronoby (Lohko 3), Hurtat Lieksa (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), TarU Tarvasjoki (Lohko 6) - TIHC Tornio, Hurtat Lieksa, Ankat Lohja, OKK Helsinki and NoPy Nokia were promoted
*[[2009-10 2. Divisioona season|2010]] NuPS (Etela I), NuPS (Etela II)
*[[2010-11 2. Divisioona season|2011]] Kiekko-Vantaa Ita (Etela), Bewe Sport (Etela 2), KeuPa HT (Hame), Diskos (Hame 2) - Kiekko-Vantaa Ita, Haukat, KeuPa HT, and HPK Inkkarit were promoted
*[[2010-11 2. Divisioona season|2011]] Kiekko-Vantaa Ita (Etela), Bewe Sport (Etela 2), KeuPa HT (Hame), Diskos (Hame 2) - Kiekko-Vantaa Ita, Haukat, KeuPa HT, and HPK Inkkarit were promoted
*[[2011-12 2. Divisioona season|2012]] Titaanit (Lohko 1), Diskos (Lohko 2), Hela-Kiekko (Lohko 3), KalPa Team (Lohko 4), Kiekko-Karhut (Lohko 5), Karhu HT (Lohko 6)  
*[[2011-12 2. Divisioona season|2012]] Titaanit (Lohko 1), Diskos (Lohko 2), Hela-Kiekko (Lohko 3), KalPa Team (Lohko 4), Kiekko-Karhut (Lohko 5), Karhu HT (Lohko 6)  
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*[[2016-17 2. Divisioona season|2017]] Haukat (Etela), Uplakers (Hame), Muik Hockey (Keskimaa), Luja HT (Lansirannikko), TIHC (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
*[[2016-17 2. Divisioona season|2017]] Haukat (Etela), Uplakers (Hame), Muik Hockey (Keskimaa), Luja HT (Lansirannikko), TIHC (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
*[[2017-18 2. Divisioona season|2018]] GrIFK (Etela), Kiekko-Ahma (Hame), Virkia (Keskimaa), KK-V (Lansirannikko), Raahe-Kiekko (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
*[[2017-18 2. Divisioona season|2018]] GrIFK (Etela), Kiekko-Ahma (Hame), Virkia (Keskimaa), KK-V (Lansirannikko), Raahe-Kiekko (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
 
*[[2018-19 2. Divisioona season|2019]]
*[[2019-20 2. Divisioona season|2020]]
*[[2020-21 2. Divisioona season|2021]]
*[[2021-22 2. Divisioona season|2022]]
*[[2022-23 2. Divisioona season|2023]]
*[[2023-24 2. Divisioona season|2024]]
== Teams 2016-2017 ==
== Teams 2016-2017 ==
===Group 1 - Etelä===
===Group 1 - Etelä===

Latest revision as of 20:25, 11 July 2024

2. Divisioona
Sport Ice hockey
Founded 1975
No. of teams 55
Country(ies) Finland
Official website Suomi-sarja

The 2. Divisioona (also called the II-Divisioona) is the fourth highest level of ice hockey in Finland. Teams playing in 2. Divisioona can be relegated to 3. Divisioona or promoted to Suomi-sarja.

It formerly operated as the third-tier Finnish league, below the SM-Liiga and the I-Divisioona, between 1975 and 1999.

Champions

As third tier

As fourth tier

  • 2000
  • 2001 Tuusukan Kiekko (Lohko 1), TiKi Tikkakoski (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), PiPS Pieksamaki (Lohko 4), EtPo Ylitornio (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), Kettera Imatra (Lohko 7) - EtPo Ylitornio was promoted
  • 2002 Kettera Imatra (Lohko 1), Lempaalan Kisa (Lohko 2), Seinajoki HT (Lohko 3), Warkis Varkaus (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6) - Jeppis Pietarsaari, Seinajoki HT, WarKis Varkaus, Kettera Imatra, Vammalan Palloseura, and PePo HC Lappeenranta were promoted
  • 2003 Klaukkakla Gepardit (Lohko 1), Nokian Pyry (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Urho Suolahti (Lohko 4), PaKa Kuusamo (Lohko 5A), SoPa Sodankyla (Lohko 5B), VT-HT Rauma (Lohko 6) - VT-HT Rauma, VG-62 Naantali, and PaKa Kuusamo were promoted
  • 2004 HC Kerava (Lohko 1), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), Siilinjarvi HT (Lohko 4), JHT Kalajoki (Lohko 5), Lauttakylan Luja (Lohko 6), HC Montreal Tampere (Lohko 2/6 final) - HC Montreal Tampere and Lauttakylan Luja were promoted
  • 2005 KuPu Kussankosi (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KuRy Kurikka (Lohko 3), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 4), YJK Ylivieska (Lohko 5A), RoKi Rovaniemi II (Lohko 5B), Chiefs Turku (Lohko 6), LeKi Lempaala (Lohko 2/6 final) - Laser HT Liminka and LeKi Lempaala were promoted
  • 2006 TuusKi Tuusuka (Lohko 1), D-Kiekko (Lohko 2), Hermes Kokkola II (Lohko 3), Kajastus Kontiolahti (Lohko 4), Cowboys Nivala (Lohko 5), Lluja Huitinen (Lohko 6), Lluja Huittinen (Lohko 2/6 final) - Hermes Kokkola II, Cowboys Nivala, D-Kiekko Jyvaskyla, and TuusKi Tuusula were promoted
  • 2007 GrIFK Kauniainen (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), KoMu HT Mustasaari (Lohko 3), SiiHT Sillinjarvi (Lohko 4), IPK Iisalmi (Lohko 5), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 6), VG-62 Naantali (Lohko 2/6 final) - KoMu HT Mustasaari, LeKi-75 Leppavirta, Lluja Huittinen, and Hunters Porvoo were promoted
  • 2008 HC Kuusankoski (Lohko 1), HC Eagles Kangasala (Lohko 2), Ku-Ry Kurikka (Lohko 3), Varkaus Eagles (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), VT-HT Vermuntila (Lohko 6), Ankat Lohja (Division 2 final) - HC Kuusankosi and LeKi-76 Leppavirta were promoted
  • 2009 Ankat Lohja (Lohko 1), NoPy Nokia (Lohko 2), IK Kronan Kronoby (Lohko 3), Hurtat Lieksa (Lohko 4), TIHC Tornio (Lohko 5), TarU Tarvasjoki (Lohko 6) - TIHC Tornio, Hurtat Lieksa, Ankat Lohja, OKK Helsinki and NoPy Nokia were promoted
  • 2010 NuPS (Etela I), NuPS (Etela II)
  • 2011 Kiekko-Vantaa Ita (Etela), Bewe Sport (Etela 2), KeuPa HT (Hame), Diskos (Hame 2) - Kiekko-Vantaa Ita, Haukat, KeuPa HT, and HPK Inkkarit were promoted
  • 2012 Titaanit (Lohko 1), Diskos (Lohko 2), Hela-Kiekko (Lohko 3), KalPa Team (Lohko 4), Kiekko-Karhut (Lohko 5), Karhu HT (Lohko 6)
  • 2013 Bewe Hockey (Lohko 1), Pingviinit (Lohko 2), Virkia (Lohko 3), Kiekkokopia (Lohko 4), YJK (Lohko 5), Karhu HT (Lohko 6) - Vire, Virkia, Muik Hockey, Kiekkokopla, Traitors, YJK, TIHC, Karhu HT, Lluja, and VG-62 were promoted
  • 2014 Hunters (Lohko 1), Nikkarit (Lohko 2), Muik Hockey (Lohko 3), IPK (Lohko 4), Kiekko-Karhut Liminka (Lohko 5), KaKiPo (Lohko 6) - Hunters, IPK, and KaKiPo were promoted
  • 2015 Kiekko-Vantaa Ita (Etela), H.K.H. (Hame), IK Kronan (Keskimaa), Karhu HT (Lansirannikko), Uleaborg AIK (Pohjoinen), Kiekkokopla (Savo-Karjala) - Kiekko-Vantaa Ita, Uleaborg AIK, and Kiekkokopla were promoted
  • 2016 Titaanit (Etela), H.K.H. (Hame), Jeppis (Keskimaa), Luja HT (Lansirannikko), KeKi (Pohjoinen), Riemu (Savo-Karjala)
  • 2017 Haukat (Etela), Uplakers (Hame), Muik Hockey (Keskimaa), Luja HT (Lansirannikko), TIHC (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
  • 2018 GrIFK (Etela), Kiekko-Ahma (Hame), Virkia (Keskimaa), KK-V (Lansirannikko), Raahe-Kiekko (Pohjoinen), PEPO (Sevo-Karjala)
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2022
  • 2023
  • 2024

Teams 2016-2017

Group 1 - Etelä

Team City
GrIFK Kauniainen
Haukat Järvenpää
HCK Salamat Kirkkonummi
HC Vantaa Vantaa
H.K.H. Hyvinkää
KJT Miehet Kerava
Nikkarit Riihimäki
Viikingit Helsinki
Wolf Sipoo

Group 2 - Häme

Team City
HC Giants Hollola
HiHo Tampere
Hokkarit Hämeenkyrö
K-Ahma Valkeakoski
Kisa-Eagles Kangasala
KOOVEE II Tampere
KPK Mänttä-Vilppula
RuoSkA Ruovesi
Uplakers Ylöjärvi

Group 3 - Keskimaa

Team 'City
APV Alavus
He-Ki Kauhava
IKK Kruunupyy
Jeppis Pietarsaari
KieHa Ähtäri
Kiekko-Veljet Seinäjoki
KoMu HT Mustasaari
KuRy Kurikka
MuIK Hockey Uusikaarlepyy
Lapuan Virkiä Lapua

Group 4 - Savo-Karjala

Team City
Hurtat Lieksa
KAJA Kontiolahti
KaPa-51 Kangasniemi
LL-89 Lapinlahti
PEPO Lappeenranta
SuKiKa Suonenjoki
Warkis Varkaus

Group 5 - Pohjoinen

Team City
Et-Po 72 Ylitornio
KeKi Kemijärvi
Kiekko Haukat Oulainen
Laser HT Oulu
Lämärit Kemi
PaKa Kuusamo
Raahe-Kiekko Raahe
RoKi Rebels Rovaniemi
TIHC Tornio
YJK Ylivieska

Group 6 - Länsirannikko

Team City
Chiefs Turku
EjL Eurajoki
Haka Hockey Paimio
Kiekkohait Salo
KK-V Kokemäki
KuKi Harjavalta
LLuja Huittinen
ParSport Parainen
RNK Hoci Raisio
Rockets Loimaa

Participating teams (1977-1982)

1976-77
Eastern Group
JoKP Joensuu Promotion round
VarTP Varkaus
KalPa Kuopio
Valtit Varkaus
Ketterä Imatra
Hurtat Lieksa Relegation round
Western Group
Kiekko-67 Turku Promotion round
Hilpara Tampere
Tiikerit Hämeenlinna
SalPa Salo
Voitto Kangasala
Forssan Alku Forssa Relegated
Northern Group
Polar-Kiekko Oulu Promotion round
Kiekka-Vesa Raahe
Tempaus Pattijoki
Hermes Kokkola
Junkkarit Kalajoki Relegation round
?
Southern Group
K-Kissat Helsinki Promotion round
TJ-V Vantaa
Titaanit Kotka
Peliitat Heinola
StU Savitaipale
Kaukasten Voima Jokela Relegated
1977-78
Eastern Group - Final round
VarTP Varkaus Promotion round
JoKP Joensuu
Valtit Varkaus
KalPa Kuopio
Ketterä Imatra
Eastern Group - Qualification round
Peliitat Heinola
Titaanit Kotka
Hurtat Lieksa
Savitaipaleen Urh Savitaipale Relegated
Western Group - Final round
Kiekko-67 Turku Promoted
Hilpara Tampere
TJ-V Vantaa
TaWe Tampere
K-Kissat Helsinki
Western Group - Qualification round
SalPa Salo
Tiikerit Hämeenlinna
Kiekko-74 Rauma
Kangasalan Voitto Kangasala Relegation round
Northern Group
Lohi Jyväskylä Promotion round
K-Vesa Raahe
Polar-Kiekko Oulu
Hermes Kokkola
Kuhmon Kiva Kuhmo
Junkkarit Kalajoki Relegated
1978-79
Southern Group - Final round
TaWe Tampere Promotion round
Lätkä-77 Uusikaupunki
Ahmat Hyvinkää
HJK Helsinki
Hilpara Tampere
Hermes Kokkola
Northern Group - Final round
JoKP Joensuu Promotion round
VarTP Varkaus
Polar-Kiekko Oulu
Kiekko-Vesa Raahe
Valtit Varkaus
Hurtat Lieksa
Eastern Group - Qualification round
K-Kissat Helsinki
Ketterä Imatra
Peliitat Heinola
Titaanit Kotka Relegation round
Western Group - Qualification round
TJ-V Vantaa
SalPa Salo
Tiikerit Hämeenlinna
LeKi Lempäälä Relegated
Northern Group - Qualification round
KalPa Kuopio
Eka-Kiekko Oulu
Lohi Jyväskylä
Kuhmon Kiva Kuhmo Relegation round
1979-80
Southern Group - Final round
Ketterä Imatra
Hilpara Tampere
TaWe Tampere
Lätkä-77 Uusikaupunki
Peliitat Heinola
TJ-V Vantaa
Northern Group - Final round
JoKP Joensuu Promoted
Valtit Varkaus Promoted
Polar-Kiekko Oulu
Eka-Kiekko Oulu
KalPa Kuopio
Hermes Kokkola
Southern Group - Qualification round
TuTo Turku
K-Kissat Helsinki
HJK Helsinki
SalPa Salo Relegation round
Eastern Group - Qualification round
Ahmat Hyvinkää
VarTP Varkaus
Tiikerit Hämeenlinna
Titaanit Kotka Relegated
Northern Group - Qualification round
Hurtat Lieksa
Lohi Jyväskylä
Kiekko-Vesa Raahe
Kuhmon Kiva Kuhmo Relegation round
1980-81
Final round - Group A
TJ-V Vantaa
TuTo Turku
Hilpara Tampere
Kiekko-67 Turku
Hermes Kokkola
Polar-Kiekko Oulu
Final round - Group B
KalPa Kuopio Promotion round
TaWe Tampere Promotion round
Ketterä Imatra
Peliitat Heinola
Jukurit Mikkeli
Hurtat Lieksa
Eastern Group - Qualification round
Lohi Jyväskylä
K-Kissat Helsinki
Karakallion Pallo Espoo
HJK Helsinki Relegated
Western Group - Qualification round
Ahmat Hyvinkää
Lätkä-77 Uusikaupunki
SalPa Salo
Tiikerit Hämeenlinna Relegated
Northern Group - Qualification round
VarTP Varkaus
Eka-Kiekko Oulu
Kuhmon Kiva Kuhmo
Kiekko-Vesa Raahe Relegation round
1981-82
Final round - Group A
KalPa Kuopio Promoted
Hurtat Lieksa
TaWe Tampere
Jukurit Mikkeli
Hermes Kokkola
Polar-Kiekko Oulu
Final round - Group B
Ketterä Imatra Promote
TuTo Turku
Peliitat Heinola
Lätkä Uusikaupunki
TJ-V Vantaa
TuKV Turku
Eastern Group - Qualification round
Ahmat Hyvinkää
K-Kissat Helsinki
Lohi Jyväskylä
Smile Porvoo Relegated
Western Group - Qualification round
Hilpara Tampere
Karakallion Pallo Espoo
Kiekko-67 Turku
SalPa Salo Relegated
Northern Group - Qualification round
Kuhmon Kiva Kuhmo
Kiekko-Vesa Raahe
VarTP Varkaus
Eka-Kiekko Oulu Relegation round

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Austria - Belgium - Czech Republic - Denmark - England - Finland - France - Germany - Hungary - Italy - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Russia - Scotland - Slovakia - Sweden - Switzerland
Fourth-Level and lower Leagues
Austria - Belgium (4, 5) - Czech Republic (4, 5) - Finland (4, 5, 6, 7) - France - Germany (4, 5) - Hungary - Italy - Netherlands (4, 5, 6, 7) - Norway (4, 5, 6, 7) - Poland - Russia (Night League, Amateur Leagues) - Sweden (4, 5, 6, 7, 8), Switzerland (4, 5, 6, 7)
Cup Competitions
Cups

Belarus - Belgium - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Czech Republic - Denmark - East Germany - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Netherlands (Cup, Ron Berteling Schaal) - Norway - Poland - Romania - Scotland - Serbia - Slovakia - Slovenia - Soviet Union - Spain - Switzerland - Ukraine - Yugoslavia

Supercups

Belgium - Estonia - Hungary - Italy - Poland - Netherlands - Slovenia - Spain

Defunct Leagues
Soviet Union - Russia - Czechoslovakia - Yugoslavia - West Germany - East Germany - Ireland - Luxembourg - Macedonia - Malta - Portugal - Alpenliga - Interliga - Inter-National League - North Sea Cup - Panonian League - Eastern European - Balkan League (1994-1997) - Baltic League (2001) - Baltic Hockey League (2020) - Carpathian League - Slohokej Liga - Balkan Ice Hockey League - English League - English National League - Scottish National League - British Hockey League - Ice Hockey Superleague - German Championship - Swedish Championship - Klass I - Svenska Serien - Elitserien - Swedish Division I - SM-sarja - Swiss National Championship - Swiss International Championship
Women's Leagues
International leagues

European Women's Hockey League - EWHL Super Cup

National leagues

Austria - Belarus - Belgium - Bulgaria - Croatia - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland (1, 2, 3, U20, U18, U16) - France - Germany (1, 2, 3, Cup) - Great Britain (England U16) - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Romania - Russia (U18) - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden (1, 2, 3, 4, U20) - Switzerland - Turkey - Ukraine

Defunct leagues

Czechoslovakia - Interliga - Low Countries Cup

Junior Leagues
Austria - Belarus - Belgium - Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bulgaria - Croatia - Czech Republic (Czechoslovakia) - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany (East Germany) - Great Britain - Hungary - Iceland - Italy - Kazakhstan - Latvia - Lithuania - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Romania - Russia (Soviet Union) - Serbia - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Turkey - Ukraine - Yugoslavia
University Leagues
European University Hockey League - Czech Republic - Great Britain - Netherlands - Russia (RSHL, MSHL, SHLC, SHLMO, SibSHL, SPSHL) - Sweden
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