Raimo Kilpiö Trophy
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The Raimo Kilpiö Trophy is an award given each season to the SM-liiga player judged as the most sportsmanlike. It was first presented in the 1953-54 season, and in 1995 it was named in honour of Raimo Kilpiö, a Finnish player who played for 21 years between 1953 and 1977.
[edit] Winners
Season | Player | Team |
1953-54 | Esko Rekomaa | HJK Helsinki |
1954-55 | Seppo Liitsola | TBK Tampere |
1955-56 | Teppo Rastio | Lukko |
1956-57 | Aki Salonen | TPS |
1957-58 | Jouni Seistamo | Tappara |
1958-59 | Yrjö Hakala | Tappara |
1959-60 | Raimo Kilpiö | Ilves |
1960-61 | Pentti Simola | Vesa Helsinki |
1961-62 | Kari Aro | HJK Helsinki |
1962-63 | Pauli Hyväri | SaiPa |
1963-64 | Heino Pulli | TK-V Tampere |
1964-65 | Antti Ravi | SaiPa |
1965-66 | Matti Reunamäki | TK-V Tampere |
1966-67 | Raimo Kilpiö | RU-38 Pori |
1967-68 | Lasse Oksanen | Ilves |
1968-69 | Seppo Nurmi | Koo-Vee |
1969-70 | Pentti Vihanto | TuTo |
1970-71 | Matti Murto | IFK Helsinki |
1971-72 | Reijo Hakanen | Ilves |
1972-73 | Keijo Järvinen | Tappara |
1973-74 | Jari Kapanen | Jokerit |
1975-76 | Jukka Alkula | Tappara |
1976-77 | Jarmo Koivunen | TPS |
1977-78 | Jukka Alkula | Tappara |
1978-79 | no award presented | |
1979-80 | Jari Laiho | Lukko |
1980-81 | Timo Nummelin | TPS |
1981-82 | Henry Saleva | Kärpät |
1982-83 | Risto Jalo | Ilves |
1983-84 | Esa Keskinen | TPS |
1984-85 | Reijo Leppänen | TPS |
1985-86 | Erkki Lehtonen | Tappara |
1986-87 | Jukka Vilander | TPS |
1987-88 | Jukka Vilander | TPS |
1988-89 | Jukka Vilander | TPS |
1989-90 | Juha Järvenpää | Ilves |
1990-91 | Teemu Selänne | Jokerit |
1991-92 | Keijo Säilynoja | Jokerit |
1992-93 | Esa Keskinen | TPS |
1993-94 | Tero Lehterä | Kiekko-Espoo |
1994-95 | Risto Jalo | Ilves |
1995-96 | Jere Lehtinen | TPS |
1996-97 | Kimmo Rintanen | TPS |
1997-98 | Kimmo Rintanen | TPS |
1998-99 | Marko Kiprusoff | TPS |
1999-00 | Kimmo Rintanen | TPS |
2000-01 | Kimmo Rintanen | TPS |
2001-02 | Vesa Viitakoski | Ilves |
2002-03 | ||
2003-04 |