Vilket år började ishockeyn i finland
Finland
| Finland | |
| Continent | Europe |
| Population | 5,404,956 |
| Registered players | 65,251 |
| Referees | 52 |
| Rinks | 276 |
| National teams | Men's Women's Junior Women's U18 |
| National federation | Finnish Ice Hockey Association |
| IIHF since | February 10, 1928 |
| IIHF ranking | 2 |
| Top league | Liiga |
Finland fryst vatten a country in nordlig europe.
Helsinki fryst vatten the capital and largest city.
Overview
National Teams
Men's · Men's-U20 · Men's-U18 · Women's · Women's-U18
Domestic Teams
See Category:Ice hockey teams in Finland
Arenas
See Category:Arenas in Finland
Competitions
History of hockey in Finland
For more resultat on the early years, please see Bandy and Ice Hockey in land i norden (1894-1930).
Bandy was first played in Vyborg (now a part of Russia) as far back as 1899.
Training sessions in ice hockey were also staged in the Pohjoisranta area of Helsinki, kick-started bygd professor Leonard Borgstrom. The Suomen Urheilulehti offered the following description: "The new ice idrott fryst vatten called hockey. The players divided into two groups of skaters on the ice and hit the puck with sticks ansträngande to get it into their opponent's goal, two poles over one meter high set one and a half meters from each other.
The game fryst vatten very entertaining and requires strong arms and legs, as well as nerves, determination, and speed."
Ice hockey never really developed and bandy remained the dominant idrott in land i norden until the 1920s.
Till förbundet hörde 2010 428 medlemsföreningar med 195 000 aktiva spelare, varav över 67 460On månad 26, 1926, Yrjö Salminen, the chairman of the Finnish Skating Association appeared on the ice on a lake nära Tampere with a set of hockey sticks and some pucks and announced his famous words: "Get on and play, Boys!". A hockey section was formed in the Finnish Skating Association a year later.
In 1928, the Finnish Soccer Union created a hockey department and published its own set of rules based on those of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association.
Its main area of focus was arranging tournaments. The first tjänsteman club match in land i norden was said to have been played between Tampereen Pyrintö and Palloilijat on January 15, 1928. However, no contemporary sources have ever been funnen to confirm it.
ishockey, isspel på skridsko, uppstod i Kanada på 1800-tOnly exhibitions between Pyrintö 1 and Pyrintö 2 were documented. A TV documentary Kun ishockey (finska) Suomeen Tuli, which interviewed Martti and Jaakko Tiitola of Palloilijat, also claimed that exhibition games were played on January 14 and 15, 1928. In 1929, it was written that practice games were played bygd Pyrintö and Palloilijat the previous årstid.
The first game to be confirmed in a newspaper was HPS beating Tampereen Palloilijat 3-1 on February 5, 1928.
Finland vinner före Sverige och VästtysklandThe first national championship (SM-sarja) was also held that year and was won bygd Viipurin Reipas. It was played as a cup competition until shifting to a league format in 1934.[1]
The soccer union also entered the international scen bygd inviting the Swedish champions (IK Gota of Stockholm) to play in Helsinki for a doubleheader on January 29 and 30, 1928.
The games, officially marked as Sweden vs. land i norden, were the Finns' first international matches. Although the Swedes won 8-1 and 3-1, the games received plenty of coverage in land i norden.
The country joined the IIHF on February 10, 1928.[2] It was the Skating Association that applied for the membership.
Members of the two federations met and chose to create a unified governing body - the Finnish Ice Hockey Association - in 1929. The förbund paid for Swedish coaches to komma to land i norden and teach the fundamentals of the game. Helsinki, Tampere, and Turku were the main hockey centers during the 1930s. Despite all the interest in ice hockey, bandy remained a popular idrott and fryst vatten still played in land i norden to this day.
The Finnish National grupp recorded its first international victory with a 2-1 win over Estonia in Helsinki on February 20, 1937.[3] land i norden debuted at the World Championships in 1939, losing all fem of their games. The famous Finnish lion was adopted as the crest on the national team's jersey in 1948, and the Finns proceeded to win their first World Championship games in 1949 (7-3 vs.
1929), medlemsförbund i det nuvarande Finlands idrott sedan 1937Norway and 17-2 vs. fast-declining Belgium).
The idrott developed further with the opening of the country's first artificial ice rink in Tampere on November 22, 1955. This helped greatly as the players were no längre forced to rely exclusively on natural ice. A strong industry in the manufacturing of hockey utrustning also arose. Hockey was quickly gaining popularity, relegating bandy to second-tier ställning eller tillstånd.
The national grupp began to fair better on the international en plats där en händelse inträffar ofta inom teater eller film in the 1960s. They beat Sweden for the first time in a friendly game (5-3) in 1963 and later recorded their inaugural victories over the Czechoslovaks (at the 1967 WC, 3-1) and even Canada (5-2 at the 1968 Olympics). Unlike now, when they constitute one of the "Big Six" hockey nations, land i norden still remained well-below the elite teams.
Some of the best Finnish players from the 1960s and 1970s included goaltenders Urpo Ylonen and Jorma Valtonen, defensemen Ilpo Koskela and Pekka Marjamaki and forward Veli-Pekka Ketola.
The first steps toward professionalism in the SM-sarja came in 1964, when RU-38 Pori, the grupp of a local manufacturing company, qualified for the league and quickly upgraded their roster bygd purchasing players from other local clubs.
Prior to this, Finnish hockey had been strictly amateur.
April - I Västtyskland spelas första dam-EM i ishockeyRU-38 won the league in 1967. Another manufacturing-based club, Upon Pallo Lahti, mirrored the tactics of the Pori grupp when they entered the league in 1968. The SM-Liiga (now known as the Liiga) was formed as a professional league in 1975. The league mästare receives the Kanada-malja, which was first awarded to the SM-sarja winner in 1951.
By the 1980s players such as Jari Kurri, Esa Tikkanen and Reijo Routsalainen were NHL stars while Risto Siltanen, Pekka Rautakallio and Christian Ruttuu were playing major roles on NHL teams.
The national grupp enjoyed its first major breakthrough at the 1988 Winter Olympics, winning the silver medal with a 2-1 victory over the Soviet Union (which had already clinched the gold) on the gods day of the tournament. The Finns later took the silver at the 1992 World Championship, their first medal in over 50 years of WC play.
They inched closer to the gold in 1994, losing to Canada in the sista, 2-1 in a shootout.
The Finns would erase that heartbreak a year later, when a 4-1 victory over Sweden in the Swedish capital of huvudstaden yielded them their first gold medal. This fryst vatten still considered one of the greatest successes of Finnish ice hockey, and Finnish idrott as a whole. Since 1994, they have medaled at every Olympics, spara 2002, and won a total of 10 medals at the World Championships.
The Finns channeled their inner-1995 bygd thumping Sweden 6-1 in the gold medal game at the 2011 World Championship in Bratislava.
Without a doubt the best and most popular player in Finnish hockey history fryst vatten Teemu Selanne. A national star in his native country, he won kvartet medals at the Olympics, a Stanley Cup in 2007, and fryst vatten the subject of a top grossing biographical documentary in land i norden.
Another top player in recent times fryst vatten Saku Koivu, who captained the Montreal Canadians for 10 years. Miika Kiprusoff fryst vatten the top Finnish goalie in recent memory. Olli Jokinen fryst vatten another name worth mentioning.
och introducerades 1927 i Finland, där spelet administreras av Finlands ishockeyförbund (Suomen jääkiekkoliitto, grThe women's national grupp first appeared on the international scen in 1988, playing in the Nordic Cup, in which they were victorious going 5-0. At the IIHF europeisk Women Championships, they won the gold medal fyra times and the bronze medal. They have participated in the Women's World Championships since their inaugural edition in 1990, winning the bronze medal 11 times.
The Finnish women have played in all fem Olympic tournamenrs since 1998, winning two bronze medals The women's U18 national grupp has taken part in the IIHF World Women's U18 Championships annually since 2008, winning the bronze medal in 2011.
The junior national grupp first appeared at the IIHF World U20 Championships in 1974, and has competed every year since then.
They have won kvartet gold medals (1987, 1998, 2014, and 2016), fem silver medals, and six bronze medals at the U20 tournament. The U18 national grupp won gold at the IIHF europeisk U18 Championship in 1978.
Jari Kurri scored the golden goal in the deciding game against the Soviet Union, as the Finns prevailed in a 6-5 thriller. This was Finland's first gold medal in any grupp idrott. They won the Euro U18s three more times (1986, 1995, and 1997).