Dean Terlson

Builder/Coach/Mentor/Organizer, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey

Sport:
Various

Inducted:
1983

Dean began coaching minor hockey in 1957 – 25 years later he had affected the lives of hundreds of young boys, had coached four provincial Junior B championship teams, had sent players to Junior A, University, European and NHL hockey and had been the inspiration and mentor for a number of coaches of minor hockey in the city.

Best known for his development of the Medicine Hat Cubs Junior B program, Dean found time to coach high school basketball and football, to train junior and senior hockey teams and to spend 17 summers coaching little league baseball.

Integrity and devotion are the hallmarks of Dean Terlson’s commitment to youth in Medicine Hat.

Details

Inducted 1983
Description Developed the Medicine Hat Cubs Junior B hockey program. Coached high school basketball and football, and spent 17 summers coaching Little League baseball. Coached minor hockey for 25 years starting in 1957, including 4 provincial Junior B championship teams. Note: This inductee was originally part of the community’s 'Wall of Fame' and was transferred to the 'Sports Wall of Fame' in 2010.

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88 Kipling Street SE
Medicine Hat, Alberta
T1A 1Y3
P: 403-529-8333
F: 403-529-8254
Email us

Recreation

2000 Division Ave N
Medicine Hat, Alberta
T1C 1X9
403-502-8566
Email us


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