Tiia Reima Award

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Tiia Reima Award
Tiia Reima -palkinto (Finnish)
SportIce hockey
League Naisten Liiga
Awarded forMost goals in regular season
Presented byFinnish Ice Hockey Association
History
First award1983
First winner Anne Haanpää
Most wins Karoliina Rantamäki (8)
Most recent Lisette Täks, 2024

The Tiia Reima Award (Finnish : Tiia Reima -palkinto) is an ice hockey trophy seasonally awarded by the Finnish Ice Hockey Association to the top goal scorer of the Naisten Liiga regular season. It is named after Tiia Reima, one of the trailblazers of women's ice hockey in Finland and sole possessor of fifth on the list of all-time goals in the Naisten Liiga (called Naisten SM-sarja during 1982 to 2017), though she was never the single-season top goal scorer in the league.

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Award winners

G = goals; GP = games played; G/GP = goals per game

SeasonWinnerTeamGPGG/GP
1982–83 Anne Haanpää Ässät Pori 7334.714
1983–84 Sari Krooks Sport Vaasa 4184.5
1984–85 Anne Haanpää Ilves Tampere 8384.75
1985–86 Sari Krooks Sport Vaasa 14463.286
1986–87 Sari Krooks Sport Vaasa 12352.916
1987–88 Sari Krooks Sport Vaasa 14382.714
1988–89 Liisa Karikoski EVU Vantaa 13211.846
1989–90 Marianne Ihalainen Ilves Tampere 12211.75
1990–91 Johanna Ikonen Shakers Kerava 12201.667
1991–92 Anne Nurmi Ilves Tampere 14231.643
1992–93 Sari Fisk Ässät Pori 14221.571
Johanna Ikonen JoKP Joensuu
1993–94 Riikka Nieminen Shakers Kerava 21733.476
1994–95 Sari Fisk Ilves Tampere 24321.333
1995–96 Petra Vaarakallio Kiekko-Espoo 23241.043
1996–97 Petra Vaarakallio Kiekko-Espoo 24301.25
1997–98 Karoliina Rantamäki Kiekko-Espoo 24381.583
1998–99 Sanna Lankosaari Kärpät Oulu 24261.083
1999–00 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 26321.230
2000–01 Sari Fisk Ilves Tampere 26281.083
2001–02 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 24311.291
2002–03 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 24391.625
2003–04 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 24381.583
2004–05 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 20211.05
2005–06 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 22231.045
2006–07 Karoliina Rantamäki Blues Espoo 22281.273
2007–08 Anne Helin IHK Helsinki 20341.7
2008–09 Michelle Karvinen Blues Espoo 22331.5
2009–10 Linda Välimäki Ilves Tampere 19422.211
2010–11 Anne Helin Kärpät Oulu 20351.75
2011–12 Anne Helin Kärpät Oulu 27431.593
2012–13 Anne Helin Kärpät Oulu 25381.52
2013–14 Linda Välimäki Blues Espoo 28321.143
2014–15 Linda Välimäki Blues Espoo 28281.0
2015–16 Linda Välimäki Blues Espoo 28311.107
2016–17 Linda Välimäki Espoo United 28291.036
2017–18 Linda Välimäki Ilves Tampere 28301.071 [1] [2]
2018–19 Elisa Holopainen KalPa Kuopio 10121.2 [3] [4]
2019–20 Elisa Holopainen KalPa Kuopio 10111.1 [5] [6]
2020–21 Matilda Nilsson KalPa Kuopio 781.143 [7] [8]
2021–22 Matilda Nilsson HIFK Helsinki 29371.276 [9]
2022–23 Elisa Holopainen KalPa Kuopio 28411.464 [10]
2023–24 Lisette Täks Kiekko-Espoo 32391.219 [11]

Source: Elite Prospects [12]

All-time award winners

PlayerWinsYears won
Karoliina Rantamäki 81998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Linda Leppänen ( née  Välimäki)62010, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Anne Helin 42008, 2011, 2012, 2013
Sari Krooks 41984, 1986, 1987, 1988
Elisa Holopainen 32019, 2020, 2023
Sari Marjamäki ( née  Fisk)31993, 1995, 2001
Anne Haanpää 21983, 1985
Johanna Ikonen 21991, 1993
Matilda Nilsson 22021, 2022
Petra Vaarakallio 21996, 1997
Michelle Karvinen 12009
Sanna Lankosaari 11999
Anne Nurmi 11992
Riikka Sallinen ( née  Nieminen)11994
Lisette Täks 12024

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