Mestis 2005/06

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Master: Jukurit Mikkeli
Relegated: Hermes Kokkola
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The 2005/06 season was the sixth season in the Mestis , the second highest Finnish ice hockey league . For the fourth time, Jukurit Mikkeli won the Mestis Championship.

Regular season

mode

Each team had to play four times against every other team in the league and once against the Finnish U20 national team. Each game consisted of three thirds of 20 minutes each. If there was a tie after regular time, extra time was played. The first goal in extra time decided the game for the team that scored the goal. In the event that a winner was still not found after extra time, the game was considered a tie.

A win in regular time and after extra time earned a team two points. A tie and a defeat after extra time were rewarded with one point. There were no points for a defeat in regular time.

Closing table

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S = victories, SnV = victory after overtime, U = draw, NnV = defeat after overtime, N = defeats, ET = goals scored, GT = goals conceded, TD = goal difference, P = points

rank team Sp S. SnV U NnV N ET GT TD P
1. Jukurit 45 29 0 4th 1 11 173 102 +71 63
2. Sports 45 26th 2 1 1 15th 172 106 +66 58
3. TuTo 45 24 2 2 1 16 157 123 +34 55
4th Hokki 45 23 2 2 0 18th 127 124 +3 52
5. KooKoo 45 18th 4th 2 4th 17th 142 129 +13 50
6th K-Vantaa 45 21st 2 2 2 18th 130 128 +2 50
7th Salamat 45 19th 0 4th 3 19th 146 151 −5 45
8th. Jokipojat 45 17th 3 3 2 20th 131 160 −29 45
9. FPS 45 17th 1 0 3 24 127 140 −13 39
10. Hermes 45 12 3 4th 1 25th 116 156 −40 35
11. Haukat 45 9 1 3 1 31 97 196 −99 24

Best scorer

Abbreviations: Sp = games, T = goals, A = assists , P = points, SM = penalty minutes

rank player team Sp T A. P +/- SM
1. Tero Forsell TuTo 45 20th 41 61 20th 43
2. Mikko Liukkonen KooKoo 44 21st 37 58 12 90
3. Markku Vuorisalo TuTo 37 24 22nd 46 25th 57
4th Petri Lehtonen Jukurit 43 17th 27 44 23 16
5. Janne Jokila FPS 44 24 18th 42 −10 89
6th Tuomas Tikkanen K-Vantaa 42 15th 26th 41 3 62
7th Markus Jämsä Sports 43 14th 26th 40 14th 73
8th. Pete Suonpää Sports 40 16 23 39 13 46
9. Janne Lehtinen Haukat / K-Vantaa 44 17th 21st 38 4th 103
10. Sami Ryhänen Salamat 27 10 28 38 19th 22nd

Best goalkeeper

Abbreviations: SP = games, MIN = minutes, S = wins; N = defeats, GT = goals conceded, GS = shots saved, SO = shutouts , GTS = goals against goals, GS% = shots saved (in%)

rank player team Sp MIN GT GS SO GTS GS%
1. Eero Kilpeläinen Hermes 41 2141 111 1152 1 3.11 91.21
2. Janne Kurikka FPS 44 2230 110 1100 2 2.96 90.91
3. Jaakko Suomalainen Jukurit 43 2371 86 854 6th 2.18 90.85
4th Carl Grahn KooKoo 45 1858 80 791 3 2.58 90.82
5. Sami Heinonen Sports 41 1780 78 767 3 2.63 90.77

Play-offs

mode

Places 1-8 were qualified for the play-offs. The teams that had won the most of five games in the quarter-finals against their opponents qualified for the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, the best-of-5 mode was also played. The winners of the semifinals advanced to the final, while the losers in the small final played for third place. In the final five games were played again. Whoever won the most games was the winner of the season. Only one game was played in the round for third place.

The respective opponents were put together so that the top ranked team plays against the worst, the second best, against the second worst, and so on. As in the main season, a game lasted a total of 60 minutes. After the regular time, extensions of 20 minutes each were played until a winner was found through a decisive goal.

Tournament tree

Quarter finals Semifinals final
                   
13.3. - 3/18/2006        
 Jukurit  3
22.3. - 29.3.2006
 Jokipojat  1  
 Jukurit  3
13.3. - 3/18/2006
   Hokki  2  
 Hokki  3
31.3. - 5.4.2006
 KooKoo  1  
 Jukurit  3
13.3. - 3/20/2006
   Sports  1
 Sports  3
22.3. - 25.3.2006
 Salamat  2  
 Sports  3 Game for third place
13.3. - 3/18/2006
   TuTo  0  
 TuTo  3  TuTo  1
 K-Vantaa  0    Hokki  0
1.4.2006

Quarter finals

Jukurit - Jokipojat
March 13th Jukurit Jokipojat 1-0
March, 15 Jokipojat Jukurit 3-2
17. March Jukurit Jokipojat 4-0
March 18th Jokipojat Jukurit 2-8
Jukurit wins the round 3-1.
Sport - Salamat
March 13th Sports Salamat 0-2
March, 15 Salamat Sports 1-2
17. March Sports Salamat 2-3 a.d.
March 18th Salamat Sports 3-4 a.d.
March, 20th Sports Salamat 2-0
Sport wins the round 3-2
TuTo - K-Vantaa
March 13th TuTo K-Vantaa 5-3
March, 15 K-Vantaa TuTo 1-3
17. March TuTo K-Vantaa 6-1
TuTo wins the round 3-0.
Hokki - KooKoo
March 13th Hokki KooKoo 3-1
March, 15 KooKoo Hokki 2-1
17. March Hokki KooKoo 3-1
March 18th KooKoo Hokki 2-4
Hokki wins the round 3-1.

Semifinals

Jukurit - Hokki
March 22 Jukurit Hokki 5-1
March 24th Hokki Jukurit 0-1
25th March Jukurit Hokki 2-3
27th of March Hokki Jukurit 3-1
March 29 Jukurit Hokki 5-1.
Jukurit wins the round 3-2.
Sport - TuTo
March 22 Sports TuTo 3-1
March 24th TuTo Sports 1-5
25th March Sports TuTo 5-2
Sport wins the round 3-0.

third place

TuTo - Hokki
April 1st TuTo Hokki 4-3 n.V.
TuTo wins bronze.

final

Jukurit - sport
March 31 Jukurit Sports 1-3
April 1st Sports Jukurit 0-2
3rd of April Jukurit Sports 4-2
April 5th Sports Jukurit 1-4
Jukurit wins the championship 3-1. Sport receives silver.

Best scorer

Abbreviations: Sp = games, T = goals, A = assists , P = points, SM = penalty minutes

rank player team Sp T A. P +/- SM
1. Vesa Myllyaho Sports 12 5 5 10 4th 8th
2. Mika Niemi Jukurit 11 4th 6th 10 4th 14th
3. Pete Suonpää Sports 10 4th 6th 10 3 49
4th Patrik Westerback Sports 10 2 77 9 1 10
5. Samuli Piiroinen Jukurit 13 2 7th 9 4th 12
6th Petri Lehtonen Jukurit 13 7th 1 8th 6th 4th
7th Markus Jämsä Sports 12 4th 4th 8th 3 16
8th. Antti Laakso Jukurit 13 3 5 8th 3 37
9. Leave Kanerva Jukurit 12 4th 2 6th 3 0
10. Jussi Heikkinen Sports 12 4th 2 6th −2 16

Best goalkeeper

Abbreviations: SP = games, MIN = minutes, S = wins; N = defeats, GT = goals conceded, GS = shots saved, SO = shutouts , GTS = goals against goals, GS% = shots saved (in%)

rank player team Sp MIN GT GS SO GTS GS%
1. Jaakko Suomalainen Jukurit 13 776 17th 330 4th 1.31 95.10
2. Carl Grahn KooKoo 4th 196 6th 110 0 1.84 94.83
3. Simo Vehviläinen Salamat 5 326 10 172 1 1.84 94.51
4th Matti Höylä Sports 12 745 21st 354 1 1.69 94.40
5. Joni Myllykoski Hokki 10 592 22nd 259 0 2.23 92.17

Mestis qualification

mode

The last two placed the Mestis and the winners of the play-offs from the Suomi-sarja competed against each other in a qualifying round to stay in the Mestis or to be promoted. Haukat stopped playing before the start of the qualifying round and therefore did not take part.

The games consisted of three thirds of 20 minutes each. If no winner was found in regular time, an extra five minutes was played. If there was still no winner after extra time, the game was counted as a draw.

The same points were awarded as in the regular season. The three teams with the highest points played in the Mestis next season. The remaining teams played in the Suomi-sarja.

Closing table

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S = victories, SnV = victory after overtime, U = draw, NnV = defeat after overtime, N = defeats, ET = goals scored, GT = goals conceded, TD = goal difference, P = points

rank team Sp S. SnV U NnV N ET GT TD P
1. HeKi 8th 5 0 2 0 1 27 15th +12 12
2. SaPKo 8th 4th 0 3 0 1 22nd 18th +4 11
3. Koo-Vee 8th 4th 0 1 0 3 19th 23 −4 9
4th Hermes 8th 3 0 2 0 3 29 23 −6 8th
5. Titaanite 8th 0 0 0 0 8th 13 31 −8 0

Heinolan Kiekko, Savonlinnan Pallorkerho and Koo-Vee rose to the Mestis. Hermes got into the Suomi-sarja. Kotkan Titaanit still played in the Suomi-sarja.

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