2004–05 Mestis season
The 2004/05 season was the fifth season in Mestis, the second highest Finnish ice hockey league. For the second time in a row KalPa Kuopio won the Mestis championship.
- 2.1 mode
- 2.2 tournament tree
- 2.3 quarterfinals
- 2.4 Semi-finals
- 2.5 Third Place
- 2.6 final
- 2.7 Best Scorer
- 2.8 Best Goalkeeper
- 3.1 mode
- 3.2 Final Table
Regular Season
Mode
Each team had four play against every other team in the league. Each game consisted of three thirds of 20 minutes playing time. If it is after regular time have been a draw, a five -minute extension was played. The first goal in extra time decided the game for the team that scored the goal. In the event that no winner after extra time was still found, the game was considered a draw.
A victory in the regular season and after extra time brought a team two points. A draw and a defeat after extra time was rewarded with a point. For a defeat in the regular season, there were no points.
Final Table
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, SNV = Wins after Overtime, D = Draw, NNV = Losses after Overtime, L = Loss, ET = Goals Scored, GT = Goals against, GD = Goal Difference, P = Points
Best Scorer
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, G = Goals, A = Assists P = Points, SM = penalty minutes
Best Goalkeeper
Abbreviations: SP = Games, SZ = time ( min: sec ), S = Wins; N = Losses, GT = Goals against, GS = -held shots, SO = shutouts, GTS = Gegentorschnitt, GS % = held shots (in%)
Play-offs
Mode
Places 1-8 were qualified for the play- offs. For the semi-finals, the teams that had won in the quarterfinals against their opponents by five games, the most qualified. In the semi final was played also by the mode best-of- 5. The winners of those ties made it to the finals, while the losers in the small final played for third place. In the final five games were played again. Who won the most games, was the winner of the season. In the round for 3rd place, only one game was played.
The respective opponents were put together so that the highest placed team plays against the worst, the second best, second-worst against, and so on. A game lasted, as in the high season, a total of 60 minutes. After the regular time extensions were of 20 minutes duration was played until a winner is found by a decisive goal.
Tournament tree
Quarterfinals
Semifinal
Third Place
Final
Best Scorer
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, G = Goals, A = Assists P = Points, SM = penalty minutes
Best Goalkeeper
Abbreviations: SP = Games, SZ = time ( min: sec ), S = Wins; N = Losses, GT = Goals against, GS = -held shots, SO = shutouts, GTS = Gegentorschnitt, GS % = held shots (in%)
Mestis qualifier
Mode
The two lowest ranked of the Mestis and the finalists of the play-offs from the Suomi- sarja entered into a qualifying round of the fate in the Mestis or to move up against each other. The games consisted of three thirds á 20 minutes. Was in the regular season no winner found an extension for five minutes was played. Level after extra time still no winner is determined, the game was considered a draw.
It was the same scoring as in the regular season. The two highest point totals play in the next season in Mestis. The remaining teams played in the Suomi- sarja.
Final Table
Abbreviations: Sp = Matches, W = Wins, SNV = Wins after Overtime, D = Draw, NNV = Losses after Overtime, L = Loss, ET = Goals Scored, GT = Goals against, GD = Goal Difference, P = Points
No team went up or down. Forssan Palloseura and Jokipojat continued to play in Mestis and Seinäjoen hockey team and Heinolan Kiekko remained in the Suomi- sarja.