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Estonian Floorball Union
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Name: Estonian Floorball Union
Association founded: 1993
IFF member since: 1994
Member of Sports Commission: -
Member of National Olympic Committee: Yes
Official web page: www.saalihoki.ee
Number of emplyees in the Association: 1 |
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Number of licensed players
- Total: 1 501
- Men: 577
- Women: 143
- Men Under 19: 626
- Women Under 19: 115
- Number of Floorball Clubs: 26
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Association Contacts
Head office of the association
Estonian Floorball Union
(Eesti Saalihoki Liit)
Pirita tee 12
EE-10127 Tallinn
ESTONIA
Phone +372-50 26 962
Fax +372-60 31 501
E-mail: info(at)saalihoki.ee |
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| President: |
Mr. Ain Lillepalu |
lillepalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Vice President: |
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| Secretary General: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Transfer contact: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Anti-doping contact: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Referee contact: |
Mr. Meelis Aab |
aab(at)saalihoki.ee |
| National team contact: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Media contact: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
| Education/Development: |
Mr. Tõnis Teesalu |
teesalu(at)saalihoki.ee |
Participations and success in IFF events
IFF events organised by the association (year, event, place)
No organised IFF events
National championships
Men‘s championships played since: 1994
Women‘s championships played since: 2001
Age groups in boys: U19, U17, U15, U13, U11
Age groups in girls: U19
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Men´s National Champions |
| 2012-13: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2011-12: SK Augur/Wasteland |
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2010-11: Augur/Wasteland |
| 2009-10: Augur/A&A Kinnisvara |
| 2008-09: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2007-08: TTÜ/ Team Exel |
| 2006-07: TTÜ SK |
| 2005-06: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2004-05: TTÜ SK |
| 2003-04: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2002-03: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2001-02: SBK Bändidos |
| 2000-01: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 1999-00: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 1998-99: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 1997-98: Mustamäe MC Aeg |
| 1996-97: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 1995-96: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 1994-95: Mustamäe SK Aeg | |
| Women‘s National Champions |
| 2012-13: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2011-12: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2010-11: Saku SK Fortuna |
| 2009-10: Saku SK Fortuna |
| 2008-09: Jäneda SHN |
| 2007-08: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2006-07: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2005-06: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2004-05: SK Saku Fortuna |
| 2003-04: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2002-03: Tallinna Järveotsa Gümnaasiumi SK |
| 2001-02: Jõgeva SK Tähe |
| 2000-01: Not yet played |
| 1999-00: Not yet played |
| 1998-99: Not yet played |
| 1997-98: Not yet played |
| 1996-97: Not yet played |
| 1995-96: Not yet played |
| 1994-95: Not yet played | |
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Men´s Player of the Season |
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2010-11: |
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2009-10: Henrik Talme |
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2008-09: Rein Kivi |
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2007-08: Veiko Raudsepp |
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2006-07: Rein Kivi |
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2005-06: Marko Saksing/ Rein Kivi |
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2004-05: Rein Kivi |
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2003-04: Rein Kivi |
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2002-03: Marko Saksing |
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2001-02: Andro Sõber |
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2000-01: Argo Kungla |
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1999-00: Argo Kungla |
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1998-99: Jüri Narits |
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1997-98: Rain Raidna |
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1996-97: Arvo Kraam | |
| Women‘s Player of the Season |
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2010-11: |
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2009-10: Liina Üksik |
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2008-09: Kristi Lööper |
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2007-08: Katrin Saare |
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2006-07: Taiga Laur |
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2005-06: Riive Tamm |
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2004-05: Maaren Olander |
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2003-04: Piret Peebo |
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2002-03: Merli Kaljuve |
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2001-02: Not selected |
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2000-01: Not selected |
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1999-00: Not selected |
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1998-99: Not selected |
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1997-98: Not selected |
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1996-97: Not selected | |
Information about the nation
Population: 1 340 021 est. 2012
Capital: Tallinn
Language: Estonian
Currency: Euro
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