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The '''Jr. B Suomi-sarja''' (formerly the '''Jr. B II-Divisioona''') is the third level of under 18 ice hockey in [[Finland]]. The league currently consists of 40 teams.  
The '''Jr. B Suomi-sarja''' (formerly the '''Jr. B II-Divisioona''') is the third level of under 18 ice hockey in [[Finland]]. It was not contested from 2021-2023.


==Champions==
==Champions==
*2023-24: RNK
*2020-2023: ''no competition''
*2019-20: Kiekko-Espoo (Group 1), Lukko (Group 2), Pelicans (Group 3), MuJK (Group 4), ''final rounds not completed due to COVID-19''
*2018-19: MuJK
*2017-18: HJK
*2016-17: SaPKo
*2015-16: KJT-Haukat (Group A), SaPKo (Group B)
*2014-15: RoKi (Group A), Blues Blue (Group B)
*2013-14: TPS II (Group 1), Jukurit (Group 2)
*2013-14: TPS II (Group 1), Jukurit (Group 2)
*2012-13: K-Laser (Group 1), HJK (Group 2), EKS (Group 3)
*2011-12: HJK Helsinki
*2011-12: HJK Helsinki
*2010-11: Laser HT Kempele
*2010-11: Laser HT Kempele
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*2007-08: Karpat Oulu 2
*2007-08: Karpat Oulu 2
*2006-07: GrIFK Kauniainen
*2006-07: GrIFK Kauniainen
 
*2005-06: Viikingit
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Junior hockey in Finland]]
*[[Junior hockey in Finland]]

Latest revision as of 19:37, 22 July 2024

The Jr. B Suomi-sarja (formerly the Jr. B II-Divisioona) is the third level of under 18 ice hockey in Finland. It was not contested from 2021-2023.

Champions

  • 2023-24: RNK
  • 2020-2023: no competition
  • 2019-20: Kiekko-Espoo (Group 1), Lukko (Group 2), Pelicans (Group 3), MuJK (Group 4), final rounds not completed due to COVID-19
  • 2018-19: MuJK
  • 2017-18: HJK
  • 2016-17: SaPKo
  • 2015-16: KJT-Haukat (Group A), SaPKo (Group B)
  • 2014-15: RoKi (Group A), Blues Blue (Group B)
  • 2013-14: TPS II (Group 1), Jukurit (Group 2)
  • 2012-13: K-Laser (Group 1), HJK (Group 2), EKS (Group 3)
  • 2011-12: HJK Helsinki
  • 2010-11: Laser HT Kempele
  • 2009-10: S-Kiekko Seinajoki
  • 2008-09: Jokipojat Joensuu
  • 2007-08: Karpat Oulu 2
  • 2006-07: GrIFK Kauniainen
  • 2005-06: Viikingit

See also

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