Landon Fuller is headed to the Wichita Thunder for the 2025-26 season, stepping into pro hockey after four years at Trinity Western University. In 100 games with the Spartans, the 26-year-old producer logged 18 points and served as an alternate captain in 2022-23, signaling leadership and two-way reliability. His path through the British Columbia Hockey League clubs, plus a stint with Tri-City in the WHL, shows a seasoned, physical defenseman who blends grit with a modest offensive ceiling.

For fantasy-minded followers, Fuller isn’t an immediate ace, but his pedigree—leadership, versatility, and pro-ready mindset—could unlock a developmental arc in Wichita and, with Sharks' and Barracuda’s affiliate ties, a route to higher levels if he grows into a reliable partner on the blue line. In the short term, he’s a veteran presence in an ECHL environment; in the long term, he could become a depth option on AA/AAA rosters if his game translates to pro pace and provides value on penalty kill and shutdown duties.