11 Facts About Terry Ruskowski

In 2001, Terry Ruskowski was named the head coach of the Laredo Bucks in Laredo, Texas, of the Central Hockey League.

In 2007, Terry Ruskowski entered the final year of a four-year contract extension with the Bucks.

Terry Ruskowski told the Laredo Morning Times that his tenure was in the hands of Bucks chairman Glenn Hart, owner Julian "Kiki" DeAyala, and team president John Beckelhymer and that he had "full faith" that he will obtain his third contract with the club.

Terry Ruskowski was shortly thereafter given a "lifetime contract" as the coach of the Bucks.

Terry Ruskowski led the Bucks to the postseason in seven of his years as head coach.

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In May 2011, Terry Ruskowski announced his resignation after ten years as the coach of the Bucks.

On June 28,2011, Terry Ruskowski became the coach of the Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees hockey team, based in McAllen, a staunch rival of the Laredo Bucks.

In 2010, Terry Ruskowski was elected as an inaugural inductee into the World Hockey Association Hall of Fame.

Terry Ruskowski helped to propel the Broncos to the league final that year.

From 1971 to 1974, Terry Ruskowski played for the Swift Current Broncos where he became captain in his second and third year and helped to lead the team until it lost in the semi-finals in 1974.

Terry Ruskowski could be expected to stick up for his teammates, a situation which led to many fighting penalties each year.