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KooKoo Kouvola
- Name in original language: Kouvolan Edustuskiekko
- Year of foundation: 1965
- Colours: black, orange, white
- Club status: active
- Address: Kouvolan Edustuskiekko ry
Topinkuja 1
45100 Kouvola - Phone: +358 040 196 9765
- Email: office@kookoo.fi
- WWW: KooKoo Kouvola, Youtube Channel
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All time leagues: OB I (HUN) | Juniors | SM-liiga | U17 Ylempi | Mestis | Suomi-sarja | II divisioona | Jr. A SM-Liiga | Jr. A Mestis | Jr. A Suomi-Sarja | Jr. B SM-sarja | Jr. B Mestis | Jr. B Suomi-sarja | Jr. B2 SM-sarja | Jr. B2 Mestis | Jr. B2 Suomi-sarja | Jr. C SM-sarja | Jr. C Mestis | Liigakarsinta | I divisioona | Jr. A I divisioona | Jr. A II divisioona | Jr. A III divisioona | Jr. B I divisioona | Jr. B II divisioona | Jr. B2 I divisioona | Jr. C I Divisioona | Jr. C II Divisioona
Season 2002-2003
Club teams
This club in 2002-2003: Mestis | Jr. A Suomi-Sarja | Jr. A I divisioona | Jr. B I divisioona
Current rosterseason 2002-2003
| # | Pos | Player name | State | Born | Height | Weight | Shoots | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D | Tuomas Gärdström |  | 12.07.1986 | 190 cm | 95 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| F | Jukka Korhonen | | 22.10.1985 | 181 cm | 82 kg | left | Show profile» | |
| F | Aapo Lampinen | | 01.01.1986 | 179 cm | 93 kg | right | Show profile» |
* no longer in the club
Kouvolan jäähalli
- Adress: Kouvolan jäähalli
Topinkuja 1
45100 Kouvola - Phone: +358 020 615 8281
- Web: http://www.kouvola.fi/palvelut/liikuntajaulkoilu/liikuntapaikatjatilat/jaahalli.html
- Capacity: 6000
- Opened in: 1982
Retired numbers
36 Mikko Outinen
81 Timo Nurmberg
- Mika Alatalo
- Kory Baker
- Lou Dickenson
- Donald Fraser
- Carl Grahn
- Eemeli Koskelainen
- Ari Kotro
- Jarno Kultanen
- Mikko Laaksonen
- Ossi Louhivaara
- Anssi Melametsä
- Jarmo Myllys
- Timo Nurmberg
- Mikko Outinen
- Tommi Pohja
- Tomi Pöllänen
- Mikko Pukka
- Normunds Sejejs
- Olle Sildre
- Esa Siren
- Niki Sirén
- Jari Suorsa
- Timo Susi
- Harri Tikkanen
- Ville-Vesa Vainiola
- Petri Varis
- Gary Yaremchuk
League winners:
- 2013-2014: Mestis
from 1965 to present:
- KooKoo Kouvola (official)
- Youtube Channel (official)
- Twitter (twitter)
- Facebook Page (facebook)
Recent articlesShow all articles»
- New rule interpretations in the Finnish Liiga: More speed and excitement on the ice (10 Sep 2024)
- Liiga games between December 3 and 19 postponed (02 Dec 2020)
- Lundkvist, Ahokas, Zurich, Lundqvist win at European Hockey Awards (29 May 2020)
- KooKoo shines on first Liiga weekend (10 Sep 2017)
- A troubling season for JYP? (14 Nov 2015)
Recent newsShow all news»
KooKoo fires coach too
Sunday was a pretty busy day in Finland regarding coach firing. After HPK from SM-liiga also Mestis club Kookoo fired coach Ismo Lehkonen. Kookoo is currently in the 2nd place in table only 2 points behind league leaders Jukurit and firing was a little bit suprising at least for the people who look at the team from distance. Assistant coach Jarno Kultanen will take care of the coaching for now but KooKoo will inform later about coming trainer decisions.
(23 Jan 2012)Team statistics
Historic rosters:
Historic statistics:
Past results:
League standings:
Fast factsseason 2002-2003
- Youngest player: Tuomas Gärdström (16 years)
- Oldest player: Jukka Korhonen (17 years)
- Shortest player: Aapo Lampinen (179 cm)
- Tallest player: Tuomas Gärdström (190 cm)
- Nationalities: Finland (3)
Leagues
KooKoo Kouvola participates in season 2002-2003: Mestis, Jr. A Suomi-Sarja, Jr. A I divisioona, Jr. B I divisioona
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