Finnish Champion

In Finland, the Suomen mestaruus (Finnish for ‘Finnish Champion’) is the winner of the highest level of competition in a particular sport. Suomen mestaruussarja (Finnish for ‘Finnish Championship’) is the competition in which the winning team or club is named Finnish Champion. The abbreviation SM-sarja is often used when discussing the highest-level league of a sport that competes for the Finnish Championship or the specific competition in which a Finnish Champion is named. The abbreviation SM-liiga (Finnish Champion’s League) is commonly used when discussing the premier league of a sport that has been designated with liiga status; though SM-liiga can refer to any Finnish Championship league, it is most often used when discussing the men's ice hockey Liiga.[1]

Sports in which the Finnish Championship is contested

Sport League name Current Champion
Athletics Kalevan kisat multiple (2019)
Bandy Bandyliiga (men's) JPS (2019)
Jääpallon naisten SM-sarja (women's) Wiipurin Sudet (2019)
Baseball Baseballin SM-sarja Espoo Expos (2019)
Basketball Korisliiga (men's) Karhu (2019)
Naisten Korisliiga (women's) PeKa (2019)
Floorball Salibandyliiga SC Classic (2019)
Naisten Salibandyliiga SB-Pro (2019)
American football Vaahteraliiga Helsinki Roosters (2019)
Football Veikkausliiga (men's) KuPS (2019)
Naisten Liiga (women's) HJK (2019)
Formula racing Rata-SM
Futsal Futsal-Liiga (men's) KaDy (2019)
Naisten Futsal-liiga (women's) Ilves FS (2019)
Handball Käsipallon SM-sarja (men's) Riihimäki Cocks (2019)
Käsipallon naisten SM-sarja (women's)
Ice hockey Liiga (men's) HPK (2019)
Naisten Liiga (women's) Espoo Blues (2019)
Pesäpallo Superpesis Joensuun Maila (2018) (men's)
Jyväskylän Kirittäret (2018) (women's)
Rallying Rallin SM-sarja SM1: Teemu Asunmaa (2019)
Rink bandy Kaukalopalloliiga (men's) Lauritsalan Pojat (2017)
Ringette Ringeten SM-sarja (women's) Nokian Urheilijat (2019)
Roller in-line hockey Rullakiekon SM-liiga Pahalampi (2019)
Rugby union Rugbyn SM-sarja Warriors RC (2019)
Volleyball Lentopallon SM-liiga VaLePa (2019)

References

Significant content in this article is translated from the existing Finnish Wikipedia article at fi:Suomen-mestaruus; see its history for attribution.

  1. "Jääkiekko - SM-liiga" (in Finnish). yle. 2019. pp. Both the URL and the menu for the sports (urheilu) section use “SM-liiga” to link to the main page for Liiga. Retrieved 2019-08-19.
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