Boucher returns to circuit breakers | Otago Daily Times Online News

Boucher played 132 games for the breaks at two NBL club tickets and helped the team win a historic story of three championships from 2011 to 2013.

Considered a club legend on the court, Boucher also had an impact on the front office when he assumed the position of general manager between 2016 and 2019.

Boucher’s shirt was retired by the breakers and hanging from the beams.

In 2021, Boucher became the executive director of New Zealand.

The change in the property of the NBL club occurred after the breakers finished last season outside the playoffs.

In a statement, the club said Boucher was the “First -Chave Commitment”, as the new owners Leon and Stephen Grice built the organization back after taking command of the American property leader.

“Although there are more updates to come, we find it important to share this exciting development.

“Dillon’s extensive experience and proven history in New Zealand’s basketball scenario make it an invaluable addition to our team. Your leadership and understanding of the game will be crucial as we advance.

“We are confident that Dillon’s experience will have a significant positive impact and we eagerly anticipate the contributions it will bring to its role.”

On Tuesday, the Front Office team, under the former owners, sent a message for fans to sign their involvement with the club and said they had a new Jersey design ready to reveal “combining our signature colors with a retrogression to our legacy, the iconic New Zealand tour.

If these plans would continue under the new front office team would be revealed in the coming months before the 2025/26 season footprints.