Results from the final games:

Kärpät - Blues
05.04 Kärpät - Blues 3-1
07.04 Blues - Kärpät OT 1-2
09.04 Kärpät - Blues OT 2-3
10.04 Blues - Kärpät 0-4
12.04 Kärpät - Blues 5-1

Kärpät has dominated the League in the 21st century by winning six medals; four has been golden, one silver and one bronze.

The silver medal was first medal ever for Blues in their League history.

The medallists 2007-08:

Gold for Kärpät

Goalies:
Andy Chiodo
Tuomas Tarkki

Defencemen:
Kari Haakana
Topi Jaakola
Juho Jokinen
Toni Kiren
Oskari Korpikari
Jukka-Pekka Laamanen
Mikko Lehtonen
Ilkka Mikkola
Atte Ohtamaa
Antti Ylönen

Forwards:
Juhamatti Aaltonen
Antti Aarnio
Mikko Alikoski
Jonas Andersson
Michal Bros
Hannes Hyvönen
Veikko Karppinen
Ondrej Kratena
Kristian Kuusela
Tomi Mustonen
Teemu Normio
Tommi Paakkolanvaara
Janne Pesonen
Kalle Sahlstedt
Jari Viuhkola

Silver for Blues

Goalies:
Bernd Brückler
Mikko Koskinen

Defencemen:
Rami Alanko
Dale Clarke
Juha Gustafsson
Santeri Heiskanen
Miika Huczkowski
Ismo Kuoppala
Mikael Kurki
Arto Laatikainen
Ville Lajunen
Patrik Lostedt

Forwards:
Ben Eaves
Ryan Keller
Tero Koskiranta
Arto Kuki
Toni Kähkönen
Mikko Lehtonen
Camilo Miettinen
Niko Nieminen
Oskar Osala
Erkki Rajamäki
Tomi Sallinen
Jeffrey Szwez
Pasi Tuominen
Joni Töykkälä
Jaakko Uhlbäck
Matti Uusivirta
Ville Viitaluoma
Stefan Öhman

For Ilkka Mikkola, captain of Kärpät the gold medal was his League career's 8th. Now one else has accomplished as much, especially when Mikkola has played only ten seasons in the League. He has won the championship with TPS (1999, 2000, 2001), Jokerit (2002) and with Kärpät (2004, 2005, 2007, 2008). In addition he has one bronze metal from 2006. His only year without the medal was 2003, when he placed 4th with Jokerit.
Mikkola's 8th championship took him up the chart passing Aarne Honkavaara, Pentti Isotalo and Reijo Mikkolainen which all have seven wins. Most League medals has Yrjö Hakala, who have won 15 medals; 6 gold, 4 silver and 5 bronze.

Goalie Tuomas Tarkki was selected as the best player of the play-offs. He was rewarded already on Saturday after the 5th final game. Tarkki played 12 games in the play-offs winning 10 of them making his percentage 94,3.

Forward Hannes Hyvönen from Kärpät won the total point statistics of the play-offs. This means he now divide the first spot with Kari Jalonen when it comes to one season's point record in play-offs. Jalonen made 7+14=21 in 1980-81 play-offs in 12 games.

Top six players in the play-offs:
1. Hannes Hyvönen, Kärpät 8+13=21
2. Ville Leino, Jokerit 9+8=17
4. Marko Kauppinen, Jokerit 5+12=17
5. Janne Pesonen, Kärpät 7+9=16
6. Tommi Santala, Jokerit 4+12=16

See the full chart here.

The League medalists 2000-2008

Championship medals from 2000-2008 
(gold-silver-bronze)
Kärpät   4 - 1 - 1
TPS      2 - 1 - 0
Jokerit  1 - 3 - 0
Tappara  1 - 2 - 1
HPK      1 - 0 - 5
Blues    0 - 1 - 0
Ässät    0 - 1 - 0
HIFK     0 - 0 - 1
Ilves    0 - 0 - 1

Medalist from 2000-2008

SEASON   GOLD      SILVER   BRONZE    

2007-08  Kärpät    Blues     Tappara

2006-07  Kärpät    Jokerit   HPK

2005-06  HPK       Ässät     Kärpät

2004-05  Kärpät    Jokerit   HPK

2003-04  Kärpät    TPS       HIFK

2002-03  Tappara   Kärpät    HPK

2001-02  Jokerit   Tappara   HPK

2000-01  TPS       Tappara   Ilves

1999-00  TPS       Jokerit   HPK