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List of Finnish pesäpallo champions | |
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Pesäpallon SM-sarja (1922–1989) | |
Superpesis (1990–present) | |
Country | |
Finland | |
Founded | |
1922 | |
Number of teams | |
27 | |
Current champions | |
Men: Sotkamon Jymy (2023) Women: Pesäkarhut (2023) | |
Most successful club | |
Men: Sotkamon Jymy (20 championships) Women: Kirittäret (12 championships) |
The Finnish pesäpallo champions are the winners of the top-level league in Finnish men's and women's pesäpallo, which since the 1990 season has been called the Superpesis.
List of champions
[edit]Men's champions
[edit]SM-sarja (1922–1989)
[edit]Superpesis (1990–)
[edit]Women's champions
[edit]SM-sarja (1931–1989)
[edit]Superpesis (1990–)
[edit]References
[edit]- "Past winners". Finnish Pesäpallo Federation. Retrieved 10 July 2024.