Glens Falls, NY – The Adirondack Thunder, proud ECHL affiliate of the Calgary Flames, announced today that they have signed forward Dana Fraser to a standard player contract.
Fraser, 26, is the third member of the 2015-16 Thunder roster to return for a second season, after the forward collected 19 points (9-10-19) in 57 regular season contests a season ago, his first as a professional. Fraser also appeared in all 12 postseason contests with the Thunder, where he collected two goals, including the game-winning goal in Game 1 against South Carolina in the Eastern Conference Semi Finals. The 5-11 center played on both the power play and penalty kill as a rookie and led the team in faceoff percentage during the regular season.
Prior to beginning his professional career, Fraser played five seasons of collegiate hockey, including four at the University of Prince Edward Island and one at the University of New Brunswick. The Tatamagouche, NS native skated four seasons with the University of Prince Edward Island from 2010-2014, where he collected 68 points (24-42-68) over 95 games played. Fraser then skated 12 games with the University of New Brunswick as a fifth year player, where he was over a point-per-game with 14 points (10-4-14).
The Thunder kick off their 2016-17 home schedule on Saturday, October 22, at 7:00 p.m. against the Manchester Monarchs. Ticket packages are available now for the 2016-17 season at just $13 per seat, a savings of 34% off of 2015-16 pricing. Call 518-480-3355 x1 and we will customize a deal for you and reserve your season ticket locations today.
###
Adirondack Thunder Hockey
Adirondack Thunder
Allen Americans
Atlanta Gladiators
Bloomington Bison
Cincinnati Cyclones
Florida Everblades
Fort Wayne Komets
Greenville Swamp Rabbits
Idaho Steelheads
Indy Fuel
Iowa Heartlanders
Jacksonville Icemen
Kalamazoo Wings
Kansas City Mavericks
Maine Mariners
Norfolk Admirals
Orlando Solar Bears
Rapid City Rush
Reading Royals
Savannah Ghost Pirates
South Carolina Stingrays
Tahoe Knight Monsters
Toledo Walleye
Trois-Rivières Lions
Tulsa Oilers
Utah Grizzlies
Wheeling Nailers
Wichita Thunder
Worcester Railers