I divisioona

League status: Not active
Year of start: 1974

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League leaders | season 1999-2000 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM	+/-
1.	Martin Bergeron	C	Kärpät Oulu	45	40	46	86	71	35
2.	Jari Laukkanen	RW	Kärpät Oulu	47	19	54	73	56	37
3.	Sakari Palsola	C	Kärpät Oulu	45	25	38	63	53	34
4.	Vjačeslav Fandul	C	Kärpät Oulu	46	22	40	62	60	36
5.	Miikka Rousu	RW	Kärpät Oulu	47	14	46	60	24	35
6.	Juha Joenväärä	LW	Kärpät Oulu	47	26	29	55	61	38
7.	Antti Virtanen	RW	Sport Vaasa	45	25	29	54	6	27
8.	Pasi Sinikunnas	F	Diskos Jyväskylä	46	20	34	54	74	5
9.	Pasi Nissinen	RW	Jokipojat Joensuu	48	18	35	53	18	17
10.	Tomi Suoniemi	C	FPS Forssa	45	26	24	50	16	9
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League standings stage:

#	Club	G	W	D	L	Score	P
1	Kärpät Oulu	48	42	3	3	287:91	87

2	Sport Vaasa	48	31	5	12	190:118	67
3	Diskos Jyväskylä	48	24	7	17	178:167	55
4	TuTo Turku	48	26	3	19	152:151	55
5	Jokipojat Joensuu	48	23	6	19	166:153	52
6	KooKoo Kouvola	48	22	3	23	155:175	47
7	Hermes Kokkola	48	19	4	25	155:190	42
8	FPS Forssa	48	19	2	27	144:169	40
9	UJK Uusikaupunki	48	19	1	28	144:192	39
10	KJT Hockey	48	18	1	29	134:177	37

11	Ahmat Hyvinkää	48	17	2	29	154:185	36
12	SaPKo Savonlinna	48	8	3	37	134:225	19

Last updated: 12 Jul 2012, 14:00

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History

UJK Uusikaupunki

from 1927 to 1974: Suomensarja
from 1974 to 1992: I divisioona
from 1992 to 1994: Finland-liiga
from 1994 to 1996: Fazer-liiga
from 1996 to present: I divisioona

Second highest league in Finland. Was founded 1974, during seasons 1994-96 name was Fazer-league (according sponsor) but it was changed back to I divisioona 1996. From 2000 name has been Mestis.

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Fast factsseason 1999-2000

Youngest player: Tuukka Pulliainen (15 years)
Oldest player: Hannu Henriksson (37 years)
Shortest player: Janne Saarinen (17 cm)
Tallest player: Jore Makkonen (200 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (1), Estonia (2), Finland (412), Latvia (3), Russia (3), Slovenia (1), USA (1)

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