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Tero Arkiomaa
Ice hockey player

Tero Arkiomaa

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Ice hockey player
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Place of birth
Helsinki, Helsinki sub-region, Uusimaa, Southern Finland Regional State Administrative Agency
Age
56 years
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Biography

Tero Arkiomaa (born February 20, 1968 in Helsinki, Finland) is a retired Finnish ice hockey player.

Playing career

Tero Arkiomaa started his career near his birthplace Helsinki and played his first games in TJV Vantaa a lower league team in Vantaa region. Soon after his first full season in TJV Arkiomaa moved to Kuopio and played two seasons for KalPa which played in SM-liiga. After KalPa Arkiomaa played in JoKP a Joensuu based team which gained promotion from 1. Divisioona to SM-liiga during Arkiomaa's tenure.

After good seasons with KalPa, JoKP and a brief stint in SaiPa Tero Arkiomaa was contracted to Rauman Lukko, an SM-Liiga team from Rauma. In Lukko, Arkiomaa had some of his best seasons scoring points in bunches and getting National Team plays for Finland. In each of his Lukko-seasons Arkiomaa played in the SM-Liiga Playoffs culminating in 1994 when Lukko won the bronze medal game in overtime against Tappara. Arkiomaa and Lukko appeared again in the bronze medal game in 1995 but lost to rival team Porin Ässät 3-0.

After some good seasons and success in Lukko, Arkiomaa moved abroad and played for two seasons in Germany. The team was Augsburger Panther. After two seasons in Deutsche Eishockey Liga Arkiomaa returned to Finland and played two seasons in his former rivals Ässät. After Ässät Arkiomaa moved to England and played for Newcastle Jesters, a team partially owned by Helsingin Jokerit chairman and businessman Harry Harkimo. After Newcastle Arkiomaa played in Austria for Innsbruck EV and again in England for Bracknell Bees.

After retirement

After playing in Germany, Austria and England Tero Arkiomaa returned to Finland and moved to a small Southern Finland town of Riihimäki. In Riihimäki Arkiomaa started to coach a minor junior hockey team and played in a local second division team Peltosaaren Nikkarit for two separate occasions before completely retiring from playing. After his retirement, Arkiomaa has played in Exhibition/Charity Ice Hockey games.

International career

Arkiomaa's International highlight came when he won Bronze in the 1988 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. Along with Arkiomaa, the team featured Janne Ojanen and Teppo Numminen who both would go on and have a long career on top level ice hockey leagues.

Arkiomaa played in 26 International matches for Finland scoring 5 goals and assisting 4.

Career statistics

Regular seasonPlayoffs
SeasonTeamLeagueGPGAPtsPIMGPGAPtsPIM
1985–86Tikkurilan JääveikotFin-243841227
1986–87KalPaSM-l140006
1987–88KalPaSM-l4425712
1988–89JoKPFin-24436357132544818
1989–90JoKPSM-l4418143230
1990–91SaiPaSM-l4418224028
1991–92LukkoSM-l44158233820000
1992–93LukkoSM-l481217294031012
1993–94LukkoSM-l4719234252914510
1994–95LukkoSM-l4522234554923512
1995–96LukkoSM-l351217293480112
1996–97Augsburger PantherDEL4824174156
1997–98Augsburger PantherDEL4911132443
1998–99ÄssätSM-l39961534
1999–00ÄssätSM-l539101938
2000–01Newcastle JestersBISL4715254016
2001–02Innsbruck EVAus321525402040004
2002–03Bracknell BeesBISL32791622152136
2003–04Peltosaaren NikkaritFin-41110162610
2004–05Peltosaaren NikkaritFin-443250
SM-Liiga totals45713614528136631481218
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