Raplamaa JK

Raplamaa JK
Founded	2015
Ground	Rapla Ühisgümnaasiumi staadion
Manager	Mati Püü
League	II Liiga
2017	II Liiga S/W, 8th
Home colours	Away colours

Raplamaa JK is an Estonian football club based in Rapla. Founded in 2015, they currently play in the II Liiga, the fourth tier of Estonian football.

Players

Current squad

As of 2 August 2018.[1]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	EST	Jürgen Andessalu
—	DF	EST	Olavi Andres
—	MF	EST	Oliver Andres
—	DF	EST	Alo Bärengrub
—	MF	EST	Kaupo Kantsik
—	DF	EST	Kalev Kungla
—		EST	Ahto Liivamäe
—	DF	EST	Veiko Linamäe
—	MF	EST	Ken Krister Maalinn
—	MF	EST	Sten Kenert Maalinn
—	MF	EST	Juhan Noode
—	MF	EST	Raigo Noode
—	MF	EST	Madis Nurmik
—	FW	EST	Kristjan Nõulik
—	DF	EST	Mert Olesk


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	EST	Rando Pajus
—	GK	EST	Kristjan Pallav
—	MF	EST	Siim-Sten Palm
—	FW	EST	Erlend Pettai
—	DF	EST	Priit Põldmaa
—	DF	EST	Tenno Samuel
—	FW	EST	Joel Siniallik
—	MF	EST	Viljo Sinikas
—	FW	EST	Janar Soomre
—		EST	Erich-Raimond Stepanjuga
—	MF	EST	Karl Tamme
—		EST	Martin Tilk
—	MF	EST	Ravel Toome
—	MF	EST	Tarvi Tüvist

Statistics

League and Cup

Season	League											Top Goalscorer		Cup competitions		Notes
Season	Division	Pos	Teams	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Player	Goals	Estonian Cup	Small Cup	Notes
1994/95	II liiga W	3	7	12	8	1	3	42	16	+24	25			-		as Rapla JK Atli
1995/96	II liiga S/W	4	5	8	2	1	5	12	17	-5	7			First round
1996/97	III liiga W	2	5	8	6	0	2	34	14	+20	18			Prelim. round
1997/98		2	4	6	2	3	1	9	5	+4	9	Taivo Tüvist	2	Fourth round
1998		4	6	10	4	0	6	14	23	-9	12	Four players	3
1999		5	6	20	6	2	12	41	58	-17	20	Karel Voolaid	8	Second round
2000	II liiga S/W	6	6	20	3	1	16	20	97	-77	10	Andri Hõbemägi Ergi Reinvald	5	First round
2001	III liiga W	10	10	18	3	2	13	21	49	-28	11	Four players	4	-
2002	V liiga S/W	4	8	14	8	2	4	27	29	-2	26	Rainar Laes	10	-
2003	IV liiga E	2	10	18	12	4	2	56	12	+44	40	Rene Millen	11	-
2004	III liiga N	5	10	18	8	1	9	30	44	-14	25	Oleg Glivenko	9	-
2005		5	12	22	11	3	8	41	42	-1	36	Four players	5	-
2006		9	12	22	5	4	13	31	53	-22	19	Rauno Andok	7	First round
2007		7	12	22	7	3	12	36	47	-11	24	Mihkel Maltsar	5	First round
2008	III liiga W	4	12	22	11	5	6	46	44	+2	38	Sander Niit	14	Third round
2009		8	12	22	9	2	11	33	35	-2	29	Sander Niit Dmitri Langi	6	First round	Second round
2010		4	12	22	13	1	8	50	34	+16	40	Sander Niit	9	First round	Second round
2011		12	12	22	3	0	19	22	93	-71	9	Martin Maltsar	4	Second round	First round
2012		8	12	22	8	3	11	42	55	-11	27	Sander Niit	12	Second round	Second round
2013		5	12	22	12	1	9	57	53	+4	37	Sander Niit	20	Third round	Second round
2014	III liiga N	5	12	22	11	3	8	59	48	+11	36	Teet Kallaste	17	Second round	First round
2015	III liiga N	7	12	22	9	4	9	46	50	-4	31	Kristjan Nõulik	8	Second round	-
2016	III liiga W	1	12	22	19	0	3	77	20	+57	57	Teet Kallaste	23	First round	Runners-up	as Raplamaa JK
2017	II liiga S/W	8	14	26	10	4	12	50	60	-10	34	Kristjan Nõulik	13	Second round	Second round
2018		14	14	26	4	4	18	40	80	-40	16	Ravel Toome	12	First round	First round
2019		9	14	26	9	5	12	48	60	-12	32	Kristjan Nõulik	9	First round	Second round
2020		7	14	26	11	4	11	71	48	+23	37	Teet Kallaste	16	First round	Second round
2021		3	14	22[2]	14	4	4	59	32	+27	46	Taavi Laurits	17	Third round	Semifinal
2022	Esiliiga B		10	36										Third round

References

"Raplamaa JK (2018)". Estonian Football Association. Retrieved 2 August 2018.
"Madalamate liigade hooaeg lõppes". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). 30 October 2021. Retrieved 5 March 2022.

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[1] "Raplamaa JK (2018)". Estonian Football Association. Retrieved 2 August 2018.

[2021LowerDivisions-2] "Madalamate liigade hooaeg lõppes". jalgpall.ee (in Estonian). 30 October 2021. Retrieved 5 March 2022.