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HIFK's Sanni Vanhanen dangles like a beast to score against Kärpät goaltender Kati Asikainen on the penalty shot • Naisten Liiga Playoffs 2023 - Round 1, Game 3

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[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: Oulun Kärpät Naiset and new U18 women’s head coach Mira Kuisma coaching during a game.]

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Johanna Oksman • Kärpät #30 • goaltender

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The Marianne Ihalainen Award was presented to Saila Saari for earning the most points in the 2019–20 regular season at Game 3 of the Quarterfinals.

Kärpät 3 – 2 HIFK • Naisten Liiga Playoffs • Quarterfinals, Game 3 • 27 February 2020

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Kärpät’s Regular Season Point Leaders

Sails Saari – 35 // Nelli Salomäki – 30 // Kiia Nousiainen – 26

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Captain Karoliina Rantamäki scores against Kärpät to give HIFK the lead, for the moment.

HIFK 3 – 4 Kärpät (OT) • Naisten Liiga Playoffs • Quarterfinals, Game 1 • 22 February 2020

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Naisten Liiga Playoffs are here!

The Divisional Series, which determined seeding for the playoffs, ended at the beginning of February. All six of the teams from the Upper Division (Ylempi jatkosarja) and the top two teams from the Lower Division (Alempi jatkosarja) advanced to the Playoffs.

Kiekko-Espoo were the regular season champions and earned first seed in the Playoffs. The final standings for the Divisional Series were:

Game 1 of the Playoffs will be on Saturday, 22 February 2020

Kiekko-Espoo vs Sport @ Tapiola2 in Espoo, 17:50

Kärpät vs HIFK @ Oulun Energia Areena in Oulu, 12:50

KalPa vs Ilves @ Olvi Areena in Kuopio, 12:15

HPK vs Team Kuortane @ Metritiski-Areena in Hämeenlinna, 16:00

Each round of the Playoffs is played as a best-of-five elimination series. The Semi-Finals are scheduled to begin on 3 March 2020 and Finals will begin on 14 March 2020.

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Naisten Liiga Playoffs start 22 February 2020!

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Kärpät won Game 2 of their Naisten Liiga Quarterfinal series against HIFK!

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Naisten Liiga Semifinals are on!

The battle for the Aurora Borealis Cup Final begins 😎🔥

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2019–20 Naisten Liiga Teams have been sorted!

The Naisten Liiga 2019–20 Opening Series (Alkusarja) concluded on 1 December 2019. In the Opening Series, which begins the start of the season, each of the ten Naisten Liiga teams plays 20-games. The points earned in the Opening Series determine which division a team will be sorted for the continuation of the season.

The top six teams in the Opening Series will continue the season in the Upper Division (Ylempi jatkosarja). The bottom four teams in the Opening Series will continue the season in the Lower Division (Alempi jatkosarja), where they will be joined by the top two teams from the Cross-Qualifiers (Ristiinkarsinta) of the Naisten Mestis (the league immediately below the Naisten Liiga).

Here are the teams that finished at the top of the Opening Series and will continue in the Upper Division:

Jokkue = teams; O = games played; +/– = goal differential; P = points

Here are the four teams that finished at the bottom of the Naisten Liiga Opening Series (in bold) and the two teams that finished at the top of the Naisten Mestis Cross-Qualifiers. All six teams will continue in the Lower Division:

Welcome to the Naisten Liiga, APV Alavus and RoKi Rovaniemi!

Pucks drop for the divisional series on December 12th!

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Saila Saari won the 2020 Marianne Ihalainen Award for the most points in the Naisten Liiga regular season. The Kärpät captain had 16 points (6 goals + 10 assists) in the ten games of the Upper Division.

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Kärpät 3 – 2 HIFK • Naisten Liiga Playoffs • Quarterfinals Game 3 • 27 February 2020

With their third win, Kärpät swept the series against HIFK and move on to the Semifinals!

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Naisten Liiga Quarterfinals

Standings as of Game 2 – 23 February 2020

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Hockey Hugs! Happy Valentine’s Day from the Naisten Liiga! 🤗 Oikein hyvää ystävänpäivää kaikille!

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Naisten Liiga Quarterfinals – Game 2