Finnish Junior Curling Championships

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The Finnish Junior Curling Championships is the national championships of men's and women's junior curling teams in Finland. Junior level curlers must be under the age of 21. The championships have been held annually since 1998 for junior men and since 2005 for junior women, organized by Finnish Curling Association (Finnish: Suomen Curlingliitto).

List of champions and medallists

Teams line-up in order: skip/fourth, third, second, lead, alternate, coach; skips marked bold.

Men

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Bronze
1998	Hyvinkään Curling ry Juha Pekaristo, Ari-Matti Ruottu, Olli Orrainen, Ville Tuominen
1999	Hyvinkään Curling ry Juha Pekaristo, Ari-Matti Ruottu, Olli Orrainen, Markus Sipilä
2000	Perttu Immonen, Jarmo Kalilainen, Tero Salo, Arttu Immonen
2002	Tuomas Vuori, Jani Sullanmaa, Jari Rouvinen, Tero Salo, Jarmo Kalilainen
2003	Riku Harjula, Jussi Knuutinen, Jere Sullanmaa, Roni Pakkala
2004	Riku Harjula, Jussi Knuutinen, Lauri Orrainen, Roni Pakkala
2005	Joonas Hellevaara, Leo Mäkelä, Lauri Pöysti, ?
2006	Joonas Hellevaara, Leo Mäkelä, Lauri Pöysti, Matias Salmi
2007	Hyvinkään Curling ry Iiro Sipola, Oskar Ainola, Toni Ylhäinen, Esko Sinisalo
2008	Joonas Hellevaara, Kalle Wallin, Kasper Hakunti, Leo Mäkelä, alternate: Lauri Pöysti
2009	Iiro Sipola, Toni Ylhäinen, Oskar Ainola, Kalle Wallin, alternate: Kasper Hakunti
2010-13	not held
2014	Ålands Curlingklubb rf Melker Lundberg, Hemming Hanses, Orvar Nordberg, Isak Nordlund
2015	Ålands Curlingklubb rf Melker Lundberg, Hemming Hanses, Isak Nordlund, Leonard Nordlund
2016	Ålands Curlingklubb rf Melker Lundberg, Isak Nordlund, Hemming Hanses, Jonas Fellman, alternate: Leonard Nordlund
2017	?
2018	Joensuun Curling Ry Juuso Virtaala, Jaakko Hokkanen, Tommi Jeskanen, Eero Litmanen, alternate: Urho Litmanen, coach: Matti Virtaala

Women

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Bronze
2005	Tiina Holmi, Sanna Puustinen, Päivi Salonen, Heidi Hossi
2006	Tiina Holmi, Sanna Puustinen, Päivi Salonen, Heidi Hossi
2007	Tiina Holmi, Oona Kauste, Heidi Hossi, Päivi Salonen, alternate: Sanna Puustinen, coach: Katja Kiiskinen
2008	Tiina Holmi, Oona Kauste, Heidi Hossi, Sanna Puustinen, alternate: Päivi Salonen
2009-16	championship not held (or no data on Finnish Curling Association site)

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