March 6, 2023 – ECHL (ECHL) – Wichita Thunder press release

Forward Dillon Boucher with Dalhousie University (Wichita Thunder) WICHITA, Kan. – The Wichita Thunder, an ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s San Jose Sharks, AHL’s San Jose Barracuda and powered by Toyota, today announced the signing of Forward Dillon Boucher.

Boucher, 25, arrives in Wichita after playing the past five seasons with Dalhousie University (USport). A native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, the 6-foot, 199-pound forward finished his collegiate career with 43 points (16g, 27a) in 99 career games for the Tigers.

Before going to school, he played three seasons in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League for Cape Breton and Charlottetown. Boucher had 37 points (17g, 20a) in 160 career games. He finished his junior career with the Miramichi Timberwolves of the Maritime Junior Hockey League, recording 47 points (24g, 23a) in 42 games.

Wichita heads on the road for their next four games, starting Thursday night in the Black Hills against Rapid City.

Nickelodeon’s Big Show Baby Shark is coming up on Saturday, March 18. Get the JAW Families Four Pack, which includes four goal zone tickets and two mini sticks for just $60. Use code NICK at check out. Meet Baby Shark in the lobby and have your photo taken.

We honor the Kansas City Chiefs’ big win with Celebration Night, hosted by Whiskey Dicks Bar & Grill. Garment legend Christian Okoye will be in attendance. Fans can purchase a special VIP package for just $40, which includes tickets to the game, a post-game meeting, an autograph and photos with him. Use code CHAMPS at checkout.

Tickets for the single match are now on sale. Fans can purchase tickets online, at the INTRUST Bank Arena Select-A-Seat box office, or by calling the Thunder office at 316-264-4625.

Several outstanding promotions remain on our schedule for the season.

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