Lukko
Master SM- sarja: 1963 Second SM- liiga: 1988
Rauman Lukko or simply Lukko is a Finnish professional ice hockey club from Rauma, which was founded in 1936 and plays in the SM- liiga. Your home matches played by the team Lukko in Kivikylän Areena.
History
The history of hockey in Rauma begins with the founding of the sports community Talolan Sisu, which was founded in the 1920s to allow the employees of the local timber industry and their children taking part in sport. First, these sports community offered in the summer and football in the winter cross-country skiing. Later, forerunner of today's hockey came to be founded before 1936, the club today.
Lukko won the Finnish Ice Hockey Championship 1963 Other achievements were the runner-up in 1961, 1966 and 1988 and the third places in 1965, 1969, 1994, 1996 and 2011 In addition Lukko won the Finnish Cup competition twice -. . 1964 and 1969.
Since 2011, the club also has a Department of Women's pesäpallo, when the women's team Fera Rauma replaced by the original club and Lukko joined. The first team of the department plays in the top division of Finland, Superpesis.
Achievements
- Cup Winners 1964 and 1969
Trainer since 1996
- 2000/ 01: Russia Vasily Tikhonov
- 2001/ 02: Finland Ismo Lehkonen
- 2002/ 03: Finland Ismo Lehkonen
- 2003/ 04: Finland Ismo Lehkonen
- 2004/ 05: Finland Jukka Rautakorpi
- 2005/ 06: Finland Jarmo Tolvanen
- 2006/ 07: Finland Mika Toivola
- 2007/ 08: Finland Mika Toivola
- 2008/ 09: Finland rauli Urama
- 2009/10: Finland rauli Urama
- 2010/11: Finland rauli Urama
Locked jersey numbers
Well-known former players
- Canada Glenn Anderson (1994-1995, Striker )
- Czech Republic Petr Briza
- United States Chris Collins (2008, Forward )
- United States Hal Gill (2004-2005, defender)
- Finland Tuomas Grönman
- Finland Erik Hämäläinen (1998-2001, 2002-2008, defender)
- Finland Esa Keskinen (1988-1991, Striker )
- Canada Allan Measures
- Soviet Union Vladimir Myshkin (1990-1991, Goalkeeper )
- Finland Janne Niskala
- Finland Esa Pirnes (2004-2005, Striker )
- Finland Juha Riihijärvi
- Finland Kimmo Rintanen (1990-1994, Striker )
- Dwayne Roloson Canada (2004-2005, Goalkeeper )
- Canada Boris Rousson
- Finland Kalle Sahlstedt
- Canada Mike Siklenka (2007-2008, defender)
- Latvia Jānis Sprukts
- Czech Republic Josef Straka
- Latvia Leonīds Tambijevs
- Sweden Mikael Tellqvist (2009-2010, Goalkeeper )
- Canada Shayne Toporowski
- Finland Petri Vehanen (1999-2005, 2007-2009, Goalkeeper )