Wenatchee Wild

Saturday’s Western Hockey League matchup between the Wenatchee Wild and Seattle Thunderbirds may have been only two games into Wenatchee’s inaugural WHL season, but the rematch between last year’s league finalists had a certain playoff feel to it. Scoring chances were hard-fought, a raucous crowd of more than 3,300 ramped up the energy inside Town Toyota Center from start to finish, and a last-minute goal gave the contest a dramatic ending.

The Wenatchee Wild made their official debut in the Western Hockey League Friday night, and made a powerful opening statement: they are never out of a game. Trailing 4-1 late in the first period, the Wild charged back to tie the game in the opening seconds of the third period, pulling ahead on Landon Young’s eventual game-winner at the 3:14 mark and knocking off the Portland Winterhawks by a 6-5 count.

The Wenatchee Wild are inviting fans to watch training camp sessions this week at Town Toyota Center.

Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened. -Dr. Seuss Four years ago, on August 2nd, 2019, The Wenatchee Wild sent out a Happy birthday greeting to Uncle Ernie that said:  “The PA voice of the Wild since Day 1. Game Night just wouldn't feel right without the booming sounds of "Uncle Ernie" on the mic! Happy Bir...

What Will Be the Future of the Wenatchee Wild BCHL Players? The Excitement of the Wenatchee Wild’s transition from the BCHL to the WHL, still has the hockey fans in North Central Washington, buzzing with anticipation. The rights to the Winnipeg Ice players, results in them becoming the new face of the Wenatchee Wild. We...

You’ve probably heard the news breaking across the Pacific Northwest and all of Western Canada: The Wenatchee Wild have joined the WHL - The Western Hockey League. Newsradio 560 KPQ broke the news this morning that Wild’s owner, David White purchased the Winnipeg Ice. We, the ho...

The Wenatchee Wild are moving from the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL) to the Western Hockey League (WHL). The junior hockey club made the announcement today in a news release that also said it would begin playing in the WHL for the upcoming 2023-24 season...

Many who knew him would describe him as confident, loud, larger than life.

There was a significant buzz in the building at Town Toyota Center throughout the season as well, with 69,462 fans filing in for the 26 home games, an average of 2,672 per game. That marked the second-highest figure in the league and highest total for the Wild at the gate since 2017-18

The Wenatchee Wild were one of the last eight teams standing in the British Columbia Hockey League postseason, but the Penticton Vees will be the team continuing its quest for the Fred Page Cup after their Interior Conference semifinal meeting Wednesday at Town Toyota Center.