Frisk Asker Ishockey

  • Norwegian champion in 1975, 1979, 2002

Frisk Asker (even IF Frisk Asker Ishockey ) is an ice hockey club from the Norwegian Asker, which currently plays in the GET ligaen. Their home games are played in the Askerhallen. The club colors are green, red and white.

History

The ice hockey department of IF Frisk was founded on February 5, 1922, making it one of the oldest hockey clubs in Norway. Until the late 1960s the club played continuously in the lower regional leagues. The upswing came with the investment of Bjørn Mortensen, who gave the IF Frisk a new home. He built an ice rink, which meant a great advance since the club played usually on natural ice.

1969 Askerhalle was completed, bringing the infrastructure was created for greatness, but it lacked in athletic class. So the club decided on the new season with the hockey club IK Tigrene to merge from Oslo who lived through the opposite problem, namely, poor infrastructure, but many good players. With this clever gambit succeeded Frisk Asker in a few years made ​​it into the elite of Norway. 1970 celebrated the team's already the first success and was runner-up, as well as 1972. During the same year the club but also suffered a severe setback when the Askerhalle was severely damaged by fire. But again it was the sympathizer Mortensen, who built the hall again. The new Askerhalle was opened in 1973. After another runner-up in 1974, succeeded in 1975 for the first time the great coup with the championship. 1979, the team could celebrate the second championship, bringing the 1970s are considered the best years of Frisk Asker.

In the 1980s, the Tigers played in the first league hockey, but the great success of previous years, they no longer came on. Only a runner jumped out in 1986. After turbulent years with financial problems and a merger with the local hockey club bars, the club under the new name Asker Hockey had to make the descent. In 1995, the club managed to return to the highest league under the new name IF Frisk Asker, after he had finished the unproductive cooperation with spars. Thanks to the great support of the City Asker and numerous followers, the team was able to quickly re-establish itself in the top and celebrated 2002, the third and so far last championship.

Coach

  • United States Barry Smith 1984-1986
  • Sweden Henry Hamberg 1996-1998
  • Canada Serge Boisvert 1998-2003
  • United States Ulf Weinstock 2003-2004
  • Czech Republic Jan Votruba 2004-2005
  • Finland Esa Tikkanen 2005-2006
  • Norway Patrik Christer Ross 2006-2007
  • Sweden Sune Bergman 2007-2010
  • Sweden Mats Lusth since 2010

Well-known former players

  • Norway Thor Martinsen
  • Norway Per Dahl
  • Norway Vidar Johansen
  • Norway Birger Jansen
  • Norway gates Walberg
  • Norway Morten Varsla
  • Norway Trond Skar
  • Norway Nils Nilsen
  • Canada Chris Abbott
  • Canada Cam Abbott
  • Mats Zuccarello Aasen Norway
  • United States Kyle McDonough
  • Norway Morten Johansen
  • Norway Vidar Wold
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