Finnish Floorball Federation
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Name: Finnish Floorball Federation
Association founded: 1985
IFF member since: 1986 (one of IFF founders)
Member of Finnish Sport Federation: Yes
Member of National Olympic Committee: Yes
Official web page: http://salibandy.net / http://salibandyliiga.fi
Number of employees in the Association: 26
Next General Assembly: November 2012 |
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Number of licensed players
- Total: 49 422
- Men: 20 551
- Women: 3 643
- Men Under 19: 21 593
- Women Under 19: 3 634
- Number of Floorball Clubs: 881
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Association Contacts
Head office of the association
Finnish Floorball Federation (Suomen Salibandyliitto)
Alakiventie 2
00920 Helsinki
FINLAND
Phone +358-9 454 21 40
Fax +358-9 454 214 20
E-mail:
mervi.kilpikoski(at)salibandy.net
(International contacts)
International player transfers:
pelaajasiirrot(at)salibandy.net |
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| President: |
Mr. Mika Kaltala |
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| Vice President: |
Ms. Tuulikki Kangasluoma |
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| Secretary General: |
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| Transfers: |
Mr. Lasse Lepola |
lasse.lepola(at)salibandy.net |
| Anti-doping: |
Mr. Ari Vehniäinen |
ari.vehniainen(at)salibandy.net |
| Referees: |
Mr. Jukka Parviainen |
jukka.parviainen(at)salibandy.net |
| National teams: |
Mr. Janne Bruun |
janne.bruun(at)salibandy.net |
| Media: |
Mr. Markku Huoponen |
markku.huoponen(at)salibandy.net |
| Education/Development: |
Mr. Jari Oksanen |
jari.oksanen(at)salibandy.net |
Participation and results in IFF events
IFF events organised by the association (year, event and place)
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2015 |
Women´s World Floorball Championships |
Tampere |
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2013 |
Champions Cup |
Tampere |
| 2010 |
Men´s World Floorball Championships |
Helsinki and Vantaa |
| 2010 |
EuroFloorball Cup Qualifications 2nd best teams |
Helsinki |
| 2009 |
Men´s U19 World Championships |
Turku and Raisio |
| 2008 |
EuroFloorball Cup Qualifications 2nd best teams |
Helsinki and Porvoo |
| 2007-2008 |
EuroFloorball Cup Final Round |
Vantaa |
| 2004 |
Women´s U19 World Floorball Championships |
Tampere |
| 2002 |
Men´s World Floorball Championships |
Helsinki |
| 1998 |
European Cup Final Round Men/Women |
Helsinki and Vantaa |
| 1997 |
Women´s World Floorball Championships |
Mariehamn and Godby |
| 1994 |
Men´s European Championships |
Helsinki |
| 1993 |
European Cup Final Round Women |
Helsinki |
National championships
Men’s championships played since: 1986
Women’s championships played since: 1988
Age groups in boys: U21, U18, U16, U15, U14, U13, U12, U11, U10, U9
Age groups in girls: U20, U16, U14, U12, U10
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Men´s National Champions |
Women´s National Champions |
| 2012-13: SPV (Seinäjoki) |
2012-13: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2011-12: SPV (Seinäjoki) |
2011-12: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2010-11: SSV (Helsinki) |
2010-11: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2009-10: SSV (Helsinki) |
2009-10: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2008-09: SSV (Helsinki) |
2008-09: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2007-08: SSV (Helsinki) |
2007-08: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2006-07: SSV (Helsinki) |
2006-07: Tapanilan Erä III (Helsinki) |
| 2005-06: Oilers (Espoo) |
2005-06: NST (Lappeenranta) |
| 2004-05: SSV (Helsinki) |
2004-05: Tikkurilan Tiikerit (Vantaa) |
| 2003-04: SSV (Helsinki) |
2003-04: VFT (Vantaa) |
| 2002-03: Oilers (Espoo) |
2002-03: Classic (Tampere) |
| 2001-02: Oilers (Espoo) |
2001-02: HIFK (Helsinki) |
| 2000-01: SSV (Helsinki) |
2000-01: HIFK (Helsinki) |
| 1999-00: HIFK (Helsinki) |
1999-00: Erä III (Helsinki) |
| 1998-99: Oilers (Espoo) |
1998-99: VFT (Vantaa) |
| 1997-98: Viikingit (Helsinki) |
1997-98: VFT (Vantaa) |
| 1996-97: VFT (Vantaa) |
1996-97: Erä III (Helsinki) |
| 1995-96: SSV (Helsinki) |
1995-96: Erä III (Helsinki) |
| 1994-95: SSV (Helsinki) |
1994-95: Tapanilan Erä (Helsinki) |
| 1993-94: Josba (Joensuu) |
1993-94: Oilers (Espoo) |
| 1992-93: SSV (Helsinki) |
1992-93: Tapanilan Erä (Helsinki) |
| 1991-92: Josba (Joensuu) |
1991-92: Tapanilan Erä (Helsinki) |
| 1990-91: S.C. Dalmac (Helsinki) |
1990-91: S.C. Dalmac (Helsinki) |
| 1989-90: S.C. Dalmac (Helsinki) |
1989-90: S.C. Dalmac (Helsinki) |
| 1988-89: Blue Eyes Team (Jyväskylä) |
1988-89: Blue Eyes Team (Jyväskylä) |
| 1987-88: Manse United (Tampere) |
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| 1986-87: Manse United (Tampere) |
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Men’s player of the season: |
Women’s player of the season: |
| 2011-12: Tatu Väänänen |
2011-12: Tiia Ukkonen |
| 2010-11: Mika Kohonen |
2010-11: Katriina Saarinen |
| 2009-10: Harri Forsten |
2009-10: Laura Kokko |
| 2008-09: Tero Tiitu |
2008-09: Anne Suomalainen |
| 2007-08: Tero Tiitu |
2007-08: Katriina Saarinen |
| 2006-07: Juha Kivilehto |
2006-07: Jonna Mäkelä |
| 2005-06: Jaakko Hintikka |
2005-06: Jonna Mäkelä |
| 2004-05: JP Lehtonen |
2004-05: Jenni Morottaja |
| 2003-04: Mika Kohonen |
2003-04: Tuulia Karvonen |
| 2002-03: Tero Karppanen |
2002-03: Petra Mäntynen |
| 2001-02: Jaakko Hintikka |
2001-02: Jonna Kettunen |
| 2000-01: Mika Kohonen |
2000-01: Petra Mäntynen |
| 1999-00: Mika Kohonen |
1999-00: Marilla Puustinen |
| 1998-99: Mika Kohonen |
1998-99: Anna-Maija Keränen |
| 1997-98: Raine Laine |
1997-98: Sari Nurmi |
| 1996-97: Heikki Vienola |
1996-97: Pirjo Haukkamaa |
| 1995-96: JP Lehtonen |
1995-96: Arja Joutsen |
| 1994-95: Jari Pekkola |
1994-95: Katja Kelo |
| 1993-94: Kai Ahlstedt |
1993-94: Mema Pitkänen |
| 1992-93: Jan Gråsten |
1992-93: Hanna-Mari Sarlin |
| 1991-92: Risto Talonen |
1991-92: Minna Nevala |
| 1990-91: Pete Heinonen |
1990-91: Pauliina Jurvanen |
| 1989-90: Jukka Tervo |
1989-90: Paula Jokinen |
| 1988-89: Jarmo Perttilä |
1988-89: Tuula Hartikainen |
Information about the nation
Population: 5,400,519 est.
Capital: Helsinki
Language: Finnish, Swedish
Currency: Euro
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