By Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAYAngela Ruggiero was the Us women's team won the gold in the year 1998, silver in 2002, bronze in 2006 and 2010, the silver medal.
By Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAYAngela Ruggiero was the Us women's team won the gold in the year 1998, silver in 2002, bronze in 2006 and 2010, the silver medal.
The station is 31-year-old to travel the world, hobnobbing with top Olympic officials. But it does not mean he has to walk, he will play in the last four, the u.s. women's organising team member's role. Ruggiero, starts playing on the Saturday in Switzerland, the world has committed itself to another Olympic run. "I took a little time off and decided that I wanted to try to get the gold back," says Ruggiero, defenseman, who will be 34 When the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics begin, Russia. Ruggiero and his Chief of staff of the United States team won the Olympic gold in the women's hockey Nagano, which made its debut in the 1998 Olympic sport than in the games. The United States, a silver medal in 2002, bronze in 2006 and a second silver in 2010. Ruggiero was to each of those groups. At the end of the second gold at the Olympic career in 2014 "be honestly, in full," Ruggiero said.After surgery of the shoulder-injury nagging right after the 2010 Games played in the season, Boston Blades Ruggiero, Canadian women's Hockey League, the first Us-based working group. "It is the best in the women's ice hockey, post grad, you are going to find anywhere in the world, "he says.Ruggiero and the 32-year-old forward Jenny Potter are 15 Olympians worlds team, which won the last two titles for the three-peat. "He has a calming effect on the people and is the great is his here," us coach Katey Stone says Ruggiero. "And certainly, it is also nice to have a tough time against him some competition in the ice." 2010 Olympic Games during the IOC Athletes Commission, Ruggiero was elected to an eight-year term. That automatically gave him the starting point of the value of the Olympic officials to keep the Olympic women's hockey discussions. Vancouver during the games, IOC President Jacques Rogge was questioned whether that should be so little countries (namely, the United States, Canada, Sweden and Finland) in the highly competitive teams fielding. "Ruggiero, who adds that he is not worried about the future of the Olympic women's hockey to get certain (IOC) members and talk about what we're going, I think is very important, "says.It is at the Olympics, he says. And, he hopes, can he at least one more time. "It would be nice to go out with the gold," Ruggiero said. "That is the plan."For more information about the print code and access rights, visit our FAQ. Report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor Brent Jones. For consideration for publication in the newspaper to comment letters@usatoday.com. Include name, phone number, city and State inspection. You can view our corrections, go to corrections. usatoday.com. We've updated the chat help. Changes include a brief overview of the monitoring process and the report of the "report abuse" button (). Read more.
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