Versowood Areena
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| Versowood Areena (2009) | |
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Heinolan Jäähalli (1983-2006) |
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| place |
 Heinola , Finland
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| Coordinates | 61 ° 12 '14.8 " N , 26 ° 2' 46.6" E |
| owner | Versowood, City of Heinola |
| opening | 1984 |
| surface |
Concrete ice surface |
| capacity | 2,975 seats |
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The Versowood Areena is an ice rink in the Finnish city of Heinola , which was opened in 1984 under the name Heinolan Jäähalli and has a capacity of 2,975 spectators. It is the home arena of the HeKi ice hockey club , which plays in Mestis , the second highest Finnish ice hockey league. The name of the ice rink was changed in the Mestis season 2006/07 , as Versowood was the new sponsor of the ice hockey team. The Tinatuopit ice hockey team and the local Ringette team Heinola Ringette also play their home games in the Versowood Areena.
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