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1993–94 Wichita Thunder season

Field	Value
Season	1993–94
year	1993
Team	Wichita Thunder
League	CHL
LeagueRank	1st
Record	40-18-6
GoalsFor	309
GoalsAgainst	275
GeneralManager	Bill Shuck
Coach	Doug Shedden
Arena	Britt Brown Arena
Attendance	6032
GoalsLeader	Paul Jackson (71)
AssistsLeader	Ron Handy (80)
PointsLeader	Paul Jackson (135)
PIMLeader	Greg Neish (325)
WinsLeader	Robert Desjardins (38)
GAALeader	Robert Desjardins (4.00)
Championship	William Levins Memorial Cup
prev_season	1992–93
next_season	1994–95

The 1993–94 Wichita Thunder season was the second season of the CHL franchise in Wichita, Kansas. The season was pivotal for the Wichita Thunder, which went "from worst to first" in the league, winning both the regular season and post-season titles. It was the first CHL club to do so since the Indianapolis Checkers in 1982–1983. The team swept the championship series, winning all 4 games against the Tulsa Oilers. Paul Jackson finished as the league's leading scorer; Ron Handy was the play-off MVP; and goaltender Bobby Desjardins was MVP for the league.

Regular season

League standings

Central Hockey League	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	Pts
y-Wichita Thunder	64	40	18	6	309	275	86
x-Tulsa Oilers	64	36	24	4	347	281	76
x-Oklahoma City Blazers	64	35	23	6	260	246	76
x-Dallas Freeze	64	31	25	8	304	309	70
e-Memphis RiverKings	64	25	34	5	243	294	55
e-Fort Worth Fire	64	25	37	2	253	311	52

Note: y - clinched league title; x - clinched playoff spot; e - eliminated from playoff contention

Awards

Robert Desjardins	CHL Most Valuable Player

Ron Handy	CHL Playoff Most Valuable Player

References

Tobias, Suzanne Perez. (April 17, 1994). "Hockey fans don't skate around issue at championship rally". Wichita Eagle.
(April 15, 1994). "Wichita Sweeps Tulsa in CHL Finals". The Daily Oklahoman.

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