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Laredo, TX - The Bucks also announced Tuesday that Brent Cullaton has been placed on team suspension. Cullaton will be eligible for the playoff roster when the postseason begins in March.
Cullaton returned to the Bucks last week and scored three points (2-13) in three games to help lead Laredo to a 2-1 road trip.
Cullaton, who Captained the Bucks to two President's Cup Championships in 2004 and 2006, returned to play for Laredo in February of last season thanks to a trade with Rocky Mountain. Cullaton will continue to be the Head Coach for the Boulder Jr. Bisons of the Western States Hockey League (WSHL). The Bisons regular season ends February 22nd.
Cullaton, a three-time CHL All-Star, is near the top of the Bucks record books in several categories. Cullaton is tied for fifth in Bucks history with Adam Rivet in goals (73), and his sixth in assists (123), and points (196) in 133 regular season games.
The 35 year-old Cullaton put up 16 points (5-1116) in 20 games in his return to Laredo this season. In his first game back in a Bucks uniform on February 5th, Cullaton picked up an assist in the Bucks 7-1 rout of Corpus Christi at the LEC.
Cullaton now has 805 points (283-522805) in his 13 professional seasons.
In 2007-08 with the Rage, Cullaton notched a career-high 92 points (21-7192), and was named a finalist for CHL-MVP.
Cullaton led the Bucks in scoring in the 2004 playoffs, putting up 20 points (4-1620). Cullaton scored points in five of the seven games in the Finals, including handing out two assists in Laredo's game-seven win. Cullaton assisted on Dion Hyman's overtime game-winning goal to clinch the Bucks first Championship.
In the 2006 Playoffs, Cullaton scored at least a point in 15 of the Bucks 16 games, to help lead them to their second President's Cup Title.
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