Estonian Men's Curling Championship

The Estonian Men's Curling Championship (Estonian: Eesti kurlingu meeste meistrivõistlused) is the national championship of men's curling teams in Estonia. It has been held annually since the 2004–2005 season,^[1] and is organized by the Estonian Curling Association.^[2][3]

List of champions and medallists

Team line-ups shows in order: fourth, third, second, lead, alternate (if exists), coach (if exists); skips marked bold.

Year	Dates Host city	Champion	Runner-up	Bronze
2005	–	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Siim Sildnik, Toomas Lill, Harri Lill, alternates: Erkki Lill, Jan Anderson	"Jeti II": Vladimir Jakovlev, Maile Mölder, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dobrõšman, alternate: Aleksei Dikun	"Rekrea": Jaanus Lindre, Silver Uustalu, Kuldar Nurmik, Marek Lindmaa
2006	... – April 1 Tallinn	"Jeti": Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski	"Hansa Sport": Leo Jakobson, Andres Jakobson, Jüri Rõuk, Sven Petermann	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Erkki Lill, Toomas Lill, alternate: Jan Anderson
2007	... – March 1 Tallinn	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Toomas Lill, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner, Ingar Mäesalu	"Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Tanel Telliskivi, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, alternate: Rauno Peebo	"Jeti": Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski
2008	March ...–31 Tallinn	"Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Tanel Telliskivi, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, alternate: Rauno Peebo	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Karl Kukner, Jan Anderson, alternates: Siim Sildnik, Toomas Lill	"Jeti": Vladimir Jakovlev, Konstantin Dotsenko, Aleksei Dikun, Jevgeni Aksenovski
2009	March ...–3 Tallinn	"Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Rauno Peebo, alternates: Tanel Telliskivi, Tanel Koll	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternates: Karl Kukner, Toomas Lill	"Bullseye": Vladimir Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Aleksandr Vaganov, alternate: Eduard Veltsman
2010	January 15 – February 20 Tallinn[4]	"Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Harri Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Toomas Lill, alternate: Tanel Telliskivi, coach: Maile Mölder	"Jeti": Vladimir Jakovlev, Aleksandr Orlov, Jevgeni Aksenovski, Aleksei Dikun, alternates: Anton Porotikov, Pavel Kolobuhhov	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner, coach: Kristiine Lill
2011	January 28 – March 13 Tallinn[5]	"Arenaria": Harri Lill, Erkki Lill, Jaanus Lindre, Tanel Telliskivi, alternate: Tanel Koll	"Cleanfix / Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Siim Sildnik, Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson, alternate: Karl Kukner	"Bullseye": Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Veltsman, Eduard Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, alternate: Janis Kiziridi
2012	February 25 – March 10 Tallinn[6]	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson, Karl Kukner, alternate: Siim Sildnik	"Bullseye": Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Veltsman, alternate: Jevgeni Aksenovski, Eduard Jakovlev	"Hansa Sport": Leo Jakobson, Andres Jakobson, Sven Petermann, Toomas Lill, alternate: Indrek Ernits
2013	March 2–17 Tallinn[7]	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Siim Sildnik, Jan Anderson	"Jeti": Harri Lill, Robert-Kent Päll, Georgi Komarov, Fred Randver	"Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Vladimir Jakovlev, Jaanus Lindre, Toomas Lill, alternate: Indrek Ernits, Karl Kukner
2014	March 8–23 Tallinn[8]	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Fred Randver, alternates: Ingar Mäesalu, Jan Anderson	"Bullseye": Vladimir Jakovlev, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Konstantin Dotsenko, alternate: Erkki Lill	"Rolling Stones" Andres Jakobson, Karl Kukner, Aleksandr Vaganov, Sven Petermann, alternates: Leo Jakobson, Margus Tubalkain
2015	January 30 – February 8 Tallinn[9]	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Andres Jakobson, Jan Anderson, alternates: Tanel Toomväli, Johan Karlson	"220 Energia": Karl Kukner, Eiko-Siim Peips, Konstantin Dotsenko, Erkki Lill, alternates: Vladimir Jakovlev, Martin Leedo	"Jeti" Sander Rõuk, Siim Sildnik, Robert-Kent Päll, Harri Lill, alternates: Fred Randver, Arne Karl Sternfeld
2016	January 29 – February 7 Tallinn[10]	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Ingar Mäesalu, Johan Karlson, Tanel Toomväli, alternate: Jan Anderson	"Jeti" Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sander Rõuk, Arne Karl Sternfeld, coach: Brian Gray	"Energia 220": Erkki Lill, Karl Kukner, Ronald Andla, Konstantin Dontsenko, alternate: Chris Roosaar, coach: Sulev Lokk
2017	January 28 – February 5 Tallinn[11][12]	"CC Tallinn" Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sten Andreas Ehrlich, Kaarel Holm	"Puhastusimport": Martin Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Jan Anderson, Tarmo Vahesoo	"Team Jakovlev": Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Vladimir Jakovlev, Eduard Jakovlev
2018	January 25–28 Tallinn[13][14]	"CC Tallinn" Harri Lill, Siim Sildnik, Sten Andreas Ehrlich, Kaarel Holm	"Cutform": Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Andres Jakobson, Janis Kiziridi	"CC Arenaria": Erkki Lill, Tarmo Vahesoo, Jan Anderson, Jarl Guštšin
2019	May 9–12 Tallinn[15]	"Team Lill" Harri Lill, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee, alternate: Arne Karl Sternfeld, coach: Kristian Lindström	"Team Veltsman": Eduard Veltsman, Andres Jakobson, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Mihhail Vlassov, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev	"Team Vähesoo": Tarmo Vähesoo, Olari Kalvik, Valvo Vooremaa, Siim Sein, alternate: Erkki Lill
2020	January 30 – February 1 Tallinn[16][17]	"Team Veltsman": Eduard Veltsman, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Erkki Lill, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev	"Team Jakobson": Andres Jakobson, Harri Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Karl Kukner, alternate: Ingar Mäesalu	"Team Kalvik": Olari Kalvik, Siim Sein, Valvo Vooremaa, Aleksander Andre, alternate: Margus Tubalkain
2021	January 28–31 Tallinn[18]	"Team Veltsman": Eduard Veltsman, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Erkki Lill, coach: Vladimir Jakovlev	"Team Vähesoo": Tarmo Vähesoo, Olari Kalvik, Siim Sein, Aleksander Andre, alternate: Andres Jakobson, coach: Margus Tubalkain	"Team Lill": Harri Lill, Tanel Toomväli, Karl Kukner, Tarvin Kaldvee
2022	April 7–10 Tallinn[19][20]	"Team Veltsman": Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Konstantin Dotsenko	"Team Jakobson": Andres Jakobson, Siim Sein, Olari Kalvik, Aleksander Andre	"Team Holm": Kaarel Holm, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee
2023	January 12–15 Tallinn[21][22]	"Team Veltsman": Mihhail Vlassov, Eduard Veltsman, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Konstantin Dotsenko	"Team Holm": Kaarel Holm, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Tarvin Kaldvee	"Team Jakobson": Andres Jakobson, Siim Sein, Olari Kalvik, Aleksander Andre
2024	February 1–14 Tallinn[23][24]	"Team Veltsman": Eduard Veltsman, Janis Kiziridi, Konstantin Dotsenko, Igor Dzenzeljuk, alternate: Aleksander Andre	"Team Holm": Marten Padama, Karl Kukner, Tanel Toomväli, Kaarel Holm, alternate: Tarvin Kaldvee	"Team Jakobson": Andres Jakobson, Siim Sein, Olari Kalvik, Henry Grünberg, alternate: Tarmo Vähesoo
2025	January 31–February 2 Tallinn[25][26]	Eduard Veltsman, Mihhail Vlassov, Janis Kiziridi, Igor Dzenzeljuk	Erkki Lill, Karl Kukner, Siim Sein, Olev Gudovski, alternate: Andrus Vall, coach: Tomi Rantamäki	Margus Tubalkain, Tiit Kaart, Jaanus Jegorov, Tonis Turmann

Medal record for skips

(as of 2022; placement for skips only)

Skip	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Martin Lill	7	3	2
Eduard Veltsman	5	1
Harri Lill	4	2	1
Erkki Lill	3	1	3
Vladimir Jakovlev	1	3	4
Andres Jakobson		2	3
Kaarel Holm		2	1
Leo Jakobson		1	2
Tarmo Vähesoo		1	1
Karl Kukner		1
Tanel Toomväli		1
Mihhail Vlassov		1
Olari Kalvik			1
Jaanus Lindre			1
Sander Rõuk			1

See also

• Estonian Women's Curling Championship
• Estonian Mixed Curling Championship
• Estonian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship