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1989–90 Porin Ässät season
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I-Divisioona team season
1989–90 I-Divisioona Porin Ässät I-Divisioona 1st 37–3–4 355 144 Matti Keinonen Tapio Levo Pori Ice Hall 4 412 Arto Javanainen (59) Aleksei Frolikov (53) Arto Heiskanen (110) Jari Levonen (86) Arto Heiskanen (+90) 1989 Porin Ässät (men's ice hockey)
The 1989–90 Porin Ässät season was the club's first and only season in the I-Divisioona and the second highest league in Finland. Ässät was relegated after the previous SM-liiga season. Ässät crushed I-Divisioona records and was promoted back to the SM-liiga after just one season.
Relegation to the I-Divisioona for the 1989–1990 season, however, raised the hockey boom in Pori, as the townspeople stood behind their team. Audience numbers increased from previous SM-liiga seasons when Ässät's games were watched with interest. For the I-Divisioona season, Ässät got top reinforcements when Arto Javanainen returned from TPS and Arto Heiskanen from Lukko. Aleksei Frolikov and Vladimir Durdin came from Riga Dynamo. Matti "Mölli" Keinonen became the coach. The visit to the I-Divisioona only lasted a season. Ässät was superior in the regular season, breaking numerous I-Divisioona records and easily progressing to the series win and SM-liiga qualification. In the SM-liiga qualifiers, Ässät faced JoKP. Ässät won the series 3–0 and returned to the SM-liiga.Majasaari Matti Pitkä laukaus : porilaisen jääkiekkoilun historia satakunnan kirjateollisuus 1994 9519583750 Pori 125–132 fi
Regular season and promotion
Ässät's regular season started with a 10–2 home victory against Kiekko-Espoo. Ässät won the next four games, before a 3–3 tie game with FoPS. Ässät's first loss came in January 1990 after a 27 game unbeaten streak. Ässät managed to only lose four games out of the 44 game season and tie three times. Some of the biggest victories for Ässät included 19–4 against Ketterä, 19–3 against Sport, 20–6 against Ketterä again and 13–0 against KooVee.Patahistory – 1989/90 PDF https://asiakas.kotisivukone.com/files/patahistory.kotisivukone.com/Kaudet/1989-90_i_divisioona.pdf Ässät's top point scorer was Arto Heiskanen with 110, a I-Divisioona record. Arto Heiskanen also recorded a +/- statistic of +90.2019-03-01 Muistatteko: Tasan 30 vuotta sitten Ässät putosi 1. divisioonaan https://www.satakunnankansa.fi/jaakiekko/art-2000007221969.html 2023-11-08 Satakunnan Kansa fiKiekkotähti Arto Heiskanen, 59, on kuollut https://www.iltalehti.fi/smliiga/a/10cd84c3-9353-43f6-bca4-47b5908f1648 2023-11-08 www.iltalehti.fi fi2020-02-07 Ylivoimainen Ässät: Ikuinen ennätysmies Heiskanen teki keskinäisen sopimuksen maalitykki Javanaisen kanssa kaikkien aikojen divarijoukkueessa https://www.satakunnankansa.fi/jaakiekko/art-2000007199650.html 2023-11-08 Satakunnan Kansa fi
Ässät finished 1st in the regular season, winning the I-Divisioona championship. Ässät faced JoKP in the SM-liiga qualification series. Ässät won the series 3–0 and got promoted back to the SM-liiga.
Player statistics
Skaters
Top-10 point scorers of the season. Sorted by points, then +/-.
#PlayerPositionGPGAPts+/-PIM1.Arto HeiskanenForward445852110 +90122.Arto JavanainenForward36593998 +79303.Kari MakkonenForward44315283 +80184.Aleksei FrolikovForward43285381 +86125.Tapio LevoDefence44324779 +87336.Jari LevonenForward43372663 +54867.Rauli RaitanenForward41174461 +56208.Vladimir DurdinDefence43143549 +83189.Janne VirtanenForward4294049 +26610.Jokke HeinänenForward40271340 +158
References
Category:Porin Ässät (men's ice hockey)
Category:1989–90 in Finnish ice hockey