1989-90 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season

This is the 1989-90 Central Amateur Senior Hockey League Season.
==League Notes==
*Brandon Sportsmen withdraw.
*League Expands, accepting the Selkirk Steel Kings and Transcona Kings.
*Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association announced that League playoffs would be for the Pattison Cup,
Manitoba Senior 'AAA' Hockey Championship
==Standings==
as of 2/19/90
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|- bgcolor="blue" align="center" Thunder Bay defeated Selkirk</center> 
St. Boniface defeated St. James 4-games-to-1
::Pattison Cup Championship
Thunder Bay defeated St. Boniface 4-games-to-none
==Eastern Canadian Championship==
:Allan Cup Playoffs
::Eastern Canada Allan Cup Final 
::::::Thunder Bay Twins lost to Montreal Chomedy 
::::::::see 1989-90 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
==Western Canadian Championship==
:Allan Cup Playoffs
::Western Canada Allan Cup Final (Patton Cup)
::::::St. Boniface Mohawks lost to Abbotsford Flyers 4-games-to-none
::::::::see 1989-90 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
==Awards==
Trophy 	Winner 	Team
MVP 	????? 	?????
Top Goaltending (GAA)	????? 	?????
Scoring Champion 	John Gardner	St. Boniface Mohawks
First All-Star Team
????? • Wayne Bartley • John Gardner
????? • St. Boniface Mohawks • St. Boniface Mohawks
Gord Malcom • Jeff Van Norman
Thunder Bay Twins • St. James Flames
 Jim Heaton
St. Boniface Mohawks
Coach • Manager
Glen Slobodian • Tim Ryan
St. Boniface Mohawks • St. Boniface Mohawks
Second All-Star Team
Kelvin Loeb • Gerry Cismar • Barry Radcliffe
St. Boniface Mohawks • Thunder Bay Twins • Thunder Bay Twins
Grant Mitchell • Dave Rosenberg
St. Boniface Mohawks • St. James Flames
Dan Luty
Thunder Bay Twins
Coach • Manager
Bill MacDonald • Gary Cook
Thunder Bay Twins • Thunder Bay Twins
Category:Central Amateur Senior Hockey League seasons