Who are the teams

For the 2020 season the teams in Superpesis will be
 
 LogoTeam  Nickname(s)  Stadium
 
 Hyvinkään Tahko         Hyvinkää, Tahko.                  Pihkala                       
 
 Imatran Pallo-Veikot Imatra, IPV, the Reds.   Ukoska
 
 Joensuun Maila Joensuu, JoMa Mehtimäki (Kerubi) 

 Kankaanpään Maila Kankaanpää, KaMa Pohjanlinna

 Kempeleen Kiri Kempele, KeKi Laguuni  
 
 Kiteen Pallo -90 Kitee, KiPa  Rantakenttä 
 
 Koskenkorvan Urheilijat  Koskenkorva, KoU  Kossu
 
 Kouvolan Pallonlyöjat Kouvola, KPL, Kopla  Sumulaakso (KSS) 
 
 Manse PP, Tampere Manse, Tampere  Kauppi
 
 Pattijoen Urheilijat, Raahe  Pattijoki, PattU, Raahe Rännäri 
 

 Seinäjoen JymyJussit  Seinäjoki, JyJu  Uppa 

   		 Siilinjärven Pesis  Siilinjärvi, SiiPe  Manttu 

 Sotkamon Jymy Sotkamo, SoJy, Super Jymy  Hiukka
 
 Vimpelin Veto Vimpeli, ViVe  Saarikenttä  

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