List of Finnish ice hockey champions

The Finnish ice hockey champions is a title awarded annually to the winning team of the top-tier ice hockey league in Finland, which currently is Liiga since 2013. The championship's present format did not take into effect until the league was originally formed for the 1975–76 season under the name of SM-liiga (preceded by SM-sarja). A team who wins the Finnish Championship is awarded the Kanada-malja ("Canada Bowl") trophy. The winner of the regular season receives the Harry Lindbladin muistopalkinto ("Harry Lindblad Memorial Trophy").

Viipurin Reipas won the inaugural Finnish Championship in 1928.

Winners

Until 1933 the championship was played as a Cup series. From the 1933–34 season it was played as a League series. Playoffs were introduced during the 1975–76 season.

1927–1933

SeasonChampionFinalist
1927–28ReipasKIF
1928–29HJKHPS
1929–30cancelled
1930–31TaPaHJK
1931–32HJKHPS
1932–33HSKHJK

1933–1975

SeasonChampion2nd place3rd place
1933–34HSKHPSIlves
1934–35HJKIlvesHSK
1935–36IlvesKIFHJK
1936–37IlvesKIFHJK
1937–38IlvesHJKKIF
1938–39KIFHJKIlves
1939–40not held
1940–41KIFHJKIlves
1941–42cancelled
1942–43KIFTPSIlves
1943–44stopped
1944–45IlvesTarmoKIF
1945–46IlvesTarmoTBK
1946–47Ilves[1]TarmoTBK
1947–48TarmoIlvesTBK
1948–49TarmoIlvesTuPK
1949–50IlvesTarmoTBK
1950–51Ilves[2]TarmoTBK
1951–52Ilves[3]HPKTarmo
1952–53TBK[4]TarmoTPS
1953–54TBK[5]Karhu-KissatHPK
1954–55TBK[6]TPSHIFK
1955–56TPS[7]TarmoTappara
1956–57Ilves[8]TPSTappara
1957–58Ilves[9]TapparaTarmo
1958–59TapparaKoo-VeeHIFK
1959–60IlvesTapparaKoo-Vee
1960–61TapparaLukkoKoo-Vee
1961–62IlvesKoo-VeeTappara
1962–63LukkoTapparaIlves
1963–64Tappara[10]Koo-VeeIlves
1964–65Karhut[11]IlvesLukko
1965–66Ilves[12]LukkoSaiPa
1966–67RU-38TPSIlves
1967–68Koo-VeeIlvesTuTo
1968–69HIFKIlvesLukko
1969–70HIFKIlvesTuTo
1970–71Ässät[13]JokeritHIFK
1971–72Ilves[14]HJKHIFK
1972–73JokeritHIFKTappara
1973–74HIFKTapparaIlves
1974–75TapparaHIFKIlves

1975–2019

Season Champion Silver BronzeRegular season
winner
1975–76TPSTapparaÄssätTPS
1976–77TapparaTPSKoo-VeeTappara
1977–78ÄssätTapparaTPSTappara
1978–79TapparaÄssätTPSÄssät
1979–80HIFKÄssätKärpätTPS
1980–81KärpätTapparaTPSTappara
1981–82TapparaTPSHIFKTPS
1982–83HIFKJokeritIlvesJokerit
1983–84TapparaÄssätKärpätTappara
1984–85IlvesTPSKärpätTPS
1985–86TapparaHIFKKärpätTappara
1986–87TapparaKärpätHIFKKärpät
1987–88TapparaLukkoHIFKIlves
1988–89TPSJYPIlvesTPS
1989–90TPSIlvesTapparaTPS
1990–91TPSKalPaHPKTPS
1991–92JokeritJYPHIFKJYP
1992–93TPSHPKJYPTPS
1993–94JokeritTPSLukkoTPS
1994–95TPSJokeritÄssätJokerit
1995–96JokeritTPSLukkoJokerit
1996–97JokeritTPSHPKJokerit
1997–98HIFKIlvesJokeritTPS
1998–99TPSHIFKHPKTPS
1999–2000TPSJokeritHPKTPS
2000–01TPSTapparaIlvesJokerit
2001–02JokeritTapparaHPKTappara
2002–03TapparaKärpätHPKHPK
2003–04KärpätTPSHIFKTPS
2004–05KärpätJokeritHPKKärpät
2005–06HPKÄssätKärpätKärpät
2006–07KärpätJokeritHPKKärpät
2007–08KärpätBluesTapparaKärpät
2008–09JYPKärpätKalPaJYP
2009–10TPSHPKJYPJYP
2010–11HIFKBluesLukkoJYP
2011–12JYPPelicansJokeritKalPa
2012–13ÄssätTapparaJYPJokerit
2013–14KärpätTapparaLukkoKärpät
2014–15KärpätTapparaJYPKärpät
2015–16TapparaHIFKKärpätHIFK
2016–17TapparaKalPaJYPTappara
2017–18KärpätTapparaHIFKKärpät
2018–19HPKKärpätTapparaKärpät
2019–20cancelledKärpät

Clubs by titles

TotalClubSM-sarjaSM-liiga
2nd3rdRegular 1st
17TBK/Tappara74910937
16Ilves15791231
11TPS141107313
8Kärpät00084610
7HIFK3244361
6Jokerit1105526
3HJK3620000
3Ässät1002421
3KIF332
2Tarmo272
2HPK0112281
2JYP0002254
2HSK201
1Lukko1220140
1Koo-Vee1320010
1Reipas100
1TaPa100
1Karhut Pori100
1RU-38100
0HPS030
0KalPa0000211
0Blues0200
0Karhu-Kissat0100000
0Pelicans0100
0TuTo0020000
0SaiPa0010000
0TuPK001

Cities by championships

TotalCityClubs
35TampereTBK/Tappara (17), Ilves (16), Koo-Vee (1), TaPa (1)
21HelsinkiHIFK (7), Jokerit (6), HJK (3), KIF (3), HSK (2)
11TurkuTPS (11)
8OuluKärpät (8)
5PoriÄssät (3), RU-38 (1), Karhut Pori (1)
4HämeenlinnaTarmo (2), HPK (2)
2Jyväskylä JYP (2)
1RaumaLukko (1)
1ViipuriReipas (1)

See also

References

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