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The '''Jr. A Mestis''' (formerly the '''Jr. A I-Divisioona''') is the second level of under 20 ice hockey in [[Finland]]. The league currently consists of | The '''Jr. A Nuorten Mestis''' (formerly the '''Jr. A I-Divisioona''') is the second level of under 20 ice hockey in [[Finland]]. The league currently consists of 13 teams. | ||
==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
===Mestis=== | ===Mestis=== | ||
*2014-15: K-Vantaa | |||
*2013-14: Blues Espoo II | |||
*2012-13: TuTo Turku | *2012-13: TuTo Turku | ||
===I-Divisioona=== | ===I-Divisioona=== | ||
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*2000-01: FoPS Forssa | *2000-01: FoPS Forssa | ||
{{ | {{Euro Hockey}} | ||
[[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | [[Category:Ice hockey leagues]] | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 27 December 2016
The Jr. A Nuorten Mestis (formerly the Jr. A I-Divisioona) is the second level of under 20 ice hockey in Finland. The league currently consists of 13 teams.
Champions
Mestis
- 2014-15: K-Vantaa
- 2013-14: Blues Espoo II
- 2012-13: TuTo Turku
I-Divisioona
- 2011-12: Jokipojat Joensuu
- 2010-11: Kiekko-Vantaa
- 2009-10: K-Kissat Helsinki
- 2008-09: Koo-Vee Tampere
- 2007-08: TuTo Turku and Sport Vaasa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
- 2006-07: KooKoo Kouvola and Sport Vaasa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
- 2005-06: Kiekko-Vantaa and TuTo Turku qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
- 2004-05: KooKoo Kouvola and Kiekko-Vantaa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
- 2003-04: Kiekko-Vantaa and KJT Jarvenpaa qualified for the promotion round to the Jr. A SM-Liiga.
- 2002-03: Ilves Tampere
- 2001-02: Assat Pori
- 2000-01: FoPS Forssa