Finnish national ice hockey team

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Finnish national ice hockey team
Association Suomen Jääkiekkoliitto
IIHF member since 1928
World ranking place 3
Trainer Jukka Jalonen
Assistant coach Mikko Manner
Most games Raimo Helminen (331)
Most of the points Raimo Helminen (207)
Homepage http://www.finhockey.fi/
statistics
First international match
Sweden 8-1 Finland
January 29, 1928 in Helsinki
Biggest win
Finland 20: 1 Norway
March 12, 1947 in Hämeenlinna
Biggest defeat
Canada 24: 0 Finland
March 3, 1958 in Oslo
Olympic games
Participation since 1952 (15)
Best result: 2nd place (1988, 2006)
World Championship
Participation since 1939
best result 1st place (1995, 2011, 2019)
World cup
Participation 1996, 2004, 2016
best result Finale (2004)
(Status: 2013-06-10)

The Finnish national ice hockey team is one of the leading national teams in the world and is ranked 3rd in the IIHF world rankings after the 2019 World Cup . It is run by the Suomen Jääkiekkoliitto . Finland's main tournament wins were the 1995 , 2011 and 2019 World Championships . At the Olympic Winter Games in 1988 and 2006 Finland was able to win the silver medal. The Finnish national team came second at the World Cup of Hockey 2004 , and won the Channel One Cup in 2003 and 2009 , and the Euro Hockey Tour in 1996/97 and 1999/2000 to 2003/2004 . Jukka Jalonen has been the Lions' head coach since 2018 .

Squad

Current squad

The squad for the 2019 Men's Ice Hockey World Championship , which took place from May 10 to 26, 2019 in Bratislava and Košice , Slovakia :

No. Surname Item Date of birth team
30th Kevin Lankinen G Apr 28, 1995 United StatesUnited States Rockford IceHogs  ( AHL )
45 Juho Olkinuora G 0Nov 4, 1990 Pelicans  ( liiga )
35 Veini Vehviläinen G Feb 13, 1997 Oulun Kärpät  ( Liiga )
58 Jani Hakanpää D. 31 Mar 1992 Oulun Kärpät  ( Liiga )
28 Henri Jokiharju D. June 17, 1999 United StatesUnited States Rockford IceHogs  ( AHL )
7th Oliwer Kaski D. 0Feb. 4, 1995 Pelicans  ( liiga )
50 Miika Koivisto D. July 20, 1990 RussiaRussia HK Dynamo Moscow  ( KHL )
4th Mikko Lehtonen ( A ) D. Jan 16, 1994 Jokerite  ( KHL )
40 Petteri Lindbohm D. 23 Sep 1993 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Lausanne HC  ( NL )
70 Niko Mikkola D. Apr 27, 1996 United StatesUnited States San Antonio Rampage  ( AHL )
55 Atte Ohtamaa D. 0Nov 6, 1987 Oulun Kärpät  ( Liiga )
12 Marko Anttila ( C ) F. May 27, 1985 Jokerite  ( KHL )
15th Arttu Ilomäki F. June 12, 1991 SwedenSweden Luleå HF  ( SHL )
24 Kaapo Kakko F. Feb 13, 2001 TPS  ( Liiga )
41 Joel Kiviranta F. 23 Mar 1996 Vaasan Sport  ( Liiga )
71 Kristian Kuusela F. Feb. 19, 1983 Tappara  ( Liiga )
91 Juho Lammikko F. Jan. 29, 1996 United StatesUnited States Springfield Thunderbirds  ( AHL )
27 Eetu Luostarinen F. 0Sep 2 1998 KalPa  ( Liiga )
65 Sakari Mannines F. Feb 10, 1992 Jokerite  ( KHL )
20th Niko Ojamäki F. June 17, 1995 Tappara  ( Liiga )
82 Harri Pesonen F. 0Aug 6, 1988 SwitzerlandSwitzerland SCL Tigers  ( NL )
25th Toni Rajala F. 29 Mar 1991 SwitzerlandSwitzerland EHC Biel  ( NL )
76 Jere Sallinen F. Oct 26, 1990 HIFK  ( Liiga )
19th Veli-Matti Savinainen F. 0Jan. 5, 1986 Jokerite  ( KHL )
21st Juhani Tryväinen F. Sep 11 1990 SwedenSweden Luleå HF  ( SHL )
Official
function Nat. Surname Date of birth
Head coach FinlandFinland Jukka Jalonen 0Nov 2, 1962
Assistant coach FinlandFinland Mikko Manner July 19, 1974
Assistant coach FinlandFinland Antti Pennanen 0Feb. 5, 1979

Uniforms

Finland national ice hockey team jerseys 1994 (WOG) .png Finland national hockey team jerseys - 2014 Winter Olympics.png Finland national ice hockey team jerseys 2018 (WOG)

Blocked jersey numbers

Niklas Bäckström at the 2005 World Cup
Mikko Koivu led the national team to the gold medal as captain in 2011

Trainer

Olympic results

World Cup / Canada Cup

Placements at world championships

Web links

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