Wichita Wind
Order classic Wichita Wind tees, hoodies, jerseys and hats. Dressed in purple and orange with a very angry tornado for a logo, the Wind reached the finals in their first season at the Kansas Coliseum under coach John Muckler, with Andy Moog and Charlie Huddy among their alumni. Celebrate Wichita's stormiest hockey team by browsing all of our Wind gear, then read the team history below. We are a small business dedicated to bringing back the history and designs of fondly remembered and long-lost hockey teams from throughout hockey history.
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Wichita Wind History
The Wichita Wind joined in 1980-81, with purple and orange colors similar to their pro affiliation in Alberta and sported an angry tornado as a crest. They played in the Kansas Coliseum for two seasons and were coached by John Muckler, who went on to manage the Sabres, Rangers, and Oilers. The Wind produced a number of well-known professional players, including Andy Moog, Gary Howatt, and Charlie Huddy.The Wind reached the finals in their debut season, losing in seven games against the Salt Lake City Golden Eagles. The next year, they would lose in the second round and miss the playoffs in their third year in Wichita. After that third season, they relocated to Billings, Montana, where they became the Montana Magic, another excellent logo.
