Turku Trojans

Turun Ylakentta

Turku Trojans[1] is one of the oldest American Football teams in Finland, established in 1982. Turku Trojans plays in the Maple League (Vaahteraliiga in Finnish) operated by American Football Association in Finland.[2] Finnish champions in 2003. Maple Bowl appearances in 1984, 1987, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2004 and 2014. Third place in 1991, 1997, 2000 and 2001. After the 2012 season the Trojans decided to voluntarily drop one level down and play the next season in division I. In 2013 the Trojans won all the regular season games, the semifinal game and the Spaghetti Bowl. After a perfect season the Trojans was granted a Maple League license and this season (2014) the team will play again in the highest level.

Lineup

Roster 2014

Quarterbacks
  • 4 Teemu Thorström
  • 12 Jonathan West
Runningbacks
  • 1 Jocques Crawford
  • 26 Mikael Koho
  • 29 Tuomas Tuominen
  • 44 Samuli Alppiranta
Offensive Line
  • 60 Tobias Pirttikangas
  • 62 Kamran Osman
  • 63 Heikki Nevalainen
  • 64 Tuomas Tammero
  • 65 Mikko Saksi
  • 66 Emil Vänskä
  • 67 Mikael Lindroos
  • 69 Jani Nurmi
  • 75 Tuomas Valtonen
  • 79 Karri Kuuttila


Wide Receivers
  • 5 Joonas Andersson
  • 7 Rodney Brown Jr.
  • 8 Ville Vene
  • 9 Samu Laakso
  • 11 Aappo Saloranta
  • 13 Miko Plihtari
  • 17 Markus Häkli
  • 80 Juuso Mäkinen
  • 81 Kim Madsen
  • 82 Juha Yli-Arvela
  • 84 Tuomas Mankki
  • 85 Martti Kass
  • 88 Valtteri Varjokivi
  • 89 Kimmo Pajunen
Defensive Line
  • 50 Jouni Revo
  • '52 Joni Kotro
  • 55 Juha Pennanen
  • 68 Jussi Jalonen
  • 71 Rikhard Helenius
  • 72 Kalle Koivisto
  • 76 Juho Jäntti
  • 90 Aleksi Vuorinen
  • 94 Mika Laine
Defensive backs
  • 2 Jani Karvinen
  • 21 Ville-Valtteri Suojanen
  • 22 Arto Ahtola
  • 23 Kalle Kilickesen
  • 24 Mikael Reponen
  • 27 Jaakko Tirkkonen
  • 28 Iisakki Ullakonoja
  • 34 Miko Ylikoski
  • 35 Matti Partanen
  • 47 Seikko Vennelä
  • 48 Severi Salo



Linebackers
  • 3 Ilkka Koiranen
  • 10 Sami Toivonen
  • 14 Antonio Harris
  • 32 Janne Nevalainen
  • 38 Joonas Raatikainen
  • 40 Ilya Redin
  • 53 Antero Kivinen
Kickers
  • 85 Martti Kass

References

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