WENATCHEE, Wash. –
The Wenatchee Wild, proud members of the British Columbia Hockey League, have
announced that Dan Nachbaur has committed to the team, as it prepares for its
first season in the BCHL.
Nachbaur is a 19 year old left-handed shooting forward and
is from Seattle, Washington. He stands 6’0” 183lbs and has BCHL experience with
Merritt and Prince George, notching 15 goals, 12 assists and 67 penalty minutes
in 77 games. Nachbaur has a goal and 2 assists plus 16 penalty minutes in 14
career playoff games. His father Don is the Head Coach of the Spokane Chiefs of
the Western Hockey League.
“We are excited to have Dan play his 20 year old season for
the Wild.” says Wenatchee Wild Head Coach/General Manager Bliss Littler. “He
has experience the last two years playing in the BCHL. Dan had a good camp. I
feel he plays a very honest game and will fit in well with the Wild.”
Nachbaur says “I am humbled and excited for the opportunity
to play for the Wild this season. We have a good core group of guys returning
along with some talented young players who will make our team competitive in
the Wild’s first season in the BCHL.”
The Wenatchee Wild open the BCHL regular season with a pair
of games at the Prince George Spruce Kings on September 11th and 12th.
The home opener will be on October 10th against the Coquitlam
Express. Season tickets for all 28 home games are available at the Wild office
in the Town Toyota Center, or by calling 509-888-7825.
THE BATTLE FOR THE BORDER BEGINS
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