LeKi

Masku Areena in Lempäälä holds no more than 900 people. LeKi shares that modest arena with a hockey department that only became its own legal entity in 2017, when the section split off from the wider Lempäälän Kisa sports association that had existed since 1904; hockey itself had been played under that banner since 1955.

The club dropped as far as the II-divisioona before working back up to the Suomi-sarja by 2022, and in 2023–24 it finished second in the regular season and reached the final, where Pyry beat it 3–1.

What LeKi is known for beyond results is its production line. Patrik Laine played for the club in Mestis in 2014–15 before his move to Tappara , and Marko Anttila , later a world champion and Olympic gold medallist, came up through LeKi's youth system. Names like Teemu Lassila and Niclas Lucenius passed through the same setup.

Pyry remains the club LeKi measures itself against most often, along with Titaanit .