SM-liiga 1993/94

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
SM-liiga
◄ previous 1993/94 season next ►
Master: Jokerit Helsinki
Relegated: Reipas Lahti
• SM-liiga |  I-divisioona ↓

The 1993/94 season was the 19th season of the SM-liiga . For the second time since the founding of the SM-liiga and for the third time in total, Jokerit Helsinki became Finnish ice hockey champion .

Regular season

mode

Each team had to play four times against every other team in the league and four times against local teams. Each game consisted of three thirds of 20 minutes each. If no winner was found after the regular time, the game was counted as a draw.

One team won 2 points. A draw was rewarded with one point. There were no points for defeat.

Closing table

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded, TD = goal difference

Pl team Sp S. U N T GT TD Points
1. TPS 48 34 0 14th 227 124 +103 68
2. Ässät 48 25th 7th 16 185 148 +37 57
3. Jokerite 48 26th 4th 18th 181 131 +50 56
4th Lukko 48 26th 4th 18th 165 142 +23 56
5. JyP HT 48 26th 4th 18th 157 135 +22 56
6th Ilves 48 21st 9 18th 153 144 +9 51
7th Tappara 48 23 5 20th 175 175 0 51
8th. HIFK 48 23 4th 21st 167 161 +6 50
9. HPK 48 23 3 22nd 167 170 −3 49
10. KalPa 48 16 5 27 143 170 −27 37
11. K-Espoo 48 13 5 27 138 197 −59 31
12. Reipas 48 6th 2 40 119 280 −161 14th

Best scorer

Abbreviations: T = goals, A = assists , SM = penalty minutes

Pl player team T A. Points
1. Esa Keskinen TPS 23 47 70
2. Marko Jantunen TPS 29 29 58
3. Sami Kapanen KalPa 23 32 55
4th Saku Koivu TPS 23 30th 53
5. Otakar Janecký Jokerite 10 42 52
6th Jari Korpisalo Ässät 26th 23 49
7th Timo Jutila Tappara 13 36 49
7th Pauli Järvinen Tappara 13 36 49
9. Tomáš Kapusta HPK 21st 27 48
10. Marko Palo HPK 25th 22nd 47

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 semi-finals made it to the final while the losers played for third place in the small final. 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
                   
       
 TPS  3
 HIFK  0  
 TPS  3
   Tappara  1  
 Ässät  2
 Tappara  3  
 TPS  1
   Jokerite  3
 Jokerite  3
 Ilves  1  
 Jokerite  3 Game for third place
   Lukko  1  
 Lukko  3  Lukko  1
 JyP HT  1    Tappara  0

Quarter finals

TPS - HIFK
TPS HIFK 4-1
HIFK TPS 1-2
TPS HIFK 7-3
TPS wins the round 3-0.
Ässät - Tappara
Ässät Tappara 3-4
Tappara Ässät 5-2
Ässät Tappara 7-4
Tappara Ässät 4-5
Ässät Tappara 1-4
Tappara wins the round 2: 3.
Jokerite - Ilves
Jokerite Ilves 6-1
Ilves Jokerite 1-4
Jokerite Ilves 2-3
Ilves Jokerite 1-5
Jokerit wins the round 3-1.
Lukko - JyP HT
Lukko JyP HT 3-1
JyP HT Lukko 2-1
Lukko JyP HT 4-1
JyP HT Lukko 1-4
Lukko wins the round 3-1.

Semifinals

TPS - Tappara
TPS Tappara 6-4
Tappara TPS 3-1
TPS Tappara 6-3
Tappara TPS 2-4
TPS wins the round 3-1.
Jokerite - Lukko
Jokerite Lukko 2-0
Lukko Jokerite 0-5
Jokerite Lukko 0-4
Lukko Jokerite 1-2 n.V.
Jokerit wins the round 3-1.

third place

Lukko - Tappara
Lukko Tappara 3-2 a.d.
Lukko wins bronze.

final

TPS - Jokerite
TPS Jokerite 4-1
Jokerite TPS 3-0
TPS Jokerite 1-2
Jokerite TPS 3-2 a.d.
Jokerit wins the championship 3-1. TPS receives silver.

Finnish champion

Finnish champion


Jokerit Helsinki

Goalkeepers: Allain Roy , Ari Sulander

Defenders: Erik Hämäläinen , Waltteri Immonen , Kari Martikainen , Janne Niinimaa , Heikki Riihijärvi , Ari Salo , Mika Strömberg

Attackers: Otakar Janecký , Juha Jokiharju , Rami Koivisto , Mikko Konttila , Juha Lind , Timo Norppa , Timo Saarikoski , Keijo Säilynoja , Raimo Summanen , Antti Törmänen , Petri Varis , Jali Wahlsten , Juha Ylönen

Head coach: Hannu Aravirta

Best scorer

Abbreviations: T = goals, A = assists

Pl player team T A. Points
1. Jere Lehtinen TPS 11 2 13
2. Jiří Kučera Tappara 7th 5 12
3. Saku Koivu TPS 4th 8th 12
4th Janne Ojanen Tappara 2 9 11
5. Pauli Järvinen Tappara 5 5 10

SM liiga qualification

Reipas Lahti had to defend his position in the SM-liiga against the three best teams from the Mestis . It was the same mode as in the regular season, only that each team had to play twice instead of four times against each other team.

Abbreviations: Sp = games, S = wins, U = draws, N = defeats, T = goals, GT = goals conceded, TD = goal difference

Pl team Sp S. U N T GT TD Points
1. TuTo 6th 4th 0 2 24 25th −1 8th
2. SaiPa 6th 3 0 3 24 22nd +2 6th
3. Jokipojat 6th 2 1 3 28 25th +3 5
4th Reipas 6th 2 1 3 19th 23 −4 5

TuTo Hockey rose to the SM-liiga for Reipas Lahti.

Awards

trophies

Award winner team
Aarne Honkavaara Trophy Marko Jantunen TPS
Aaro Kivilinna Commemorative Trophy Tappara
Harry Lindblad Commemorative Trophy TPS
Jari Kurri Trophy Ari Sulander Jokerite
Jarmo Wasama Commemorative Trophy Juha Lind Jokerite
Kalevi Numminen Trophy Vladimir Yursinov TPS
Canada malja Jokerite
Kultainen kypärä Esa Keskinen TPS
Lasse Oksanen Trophy Esa Keskinen TPS
Matti Keinonen Trophy Alexander Smirnov TPS
Pekka Rautakallio Trophy Petteri Nummelin TPS
Pentti Isotalo Trophy Janne Rautavuori -
Raimo Kilpiö Trophy Tero Lehterä K-Espoo
Unto Wiitala Trophy Kari Nieminen -
Urpo Ylönen Trophy Kari Takko Ässät
Veli Pekka Ketola Trophy Esa Keskinen TPS

All-Star Team

goal Jarmo Myllys (Lukko)
defense Marko Kiprusoff (TPS) Timo Jutila (Tappara)
Storm Sami Kapanen (KalPa) Esa Keskinen TPS Mika Alatalo (Lukko)

swell

Web links