Brandon Bochenski Net Worth and KHL Salary in 2024

The NHL professionals he engaged in politics and succeeded like their ice hockey career Brandon Bochenski is one of them he is a retired American professional ice-hockey player. This professional showed his success in the AHL, KHL, and the NHL. In his school and college career, he played like a star player. With his charismatic performance in the field of ice hockey, he made his career affluent with lots of honors. His dazzling career in the field of ice hockey led him to a wealthy, famous, and honored life. In the arena of Ice Hockey, he has lots of supporters who want to know about his family, childhood, schooling, college career, and net assets. So let’s read his full biography.

Brandon Bochenski Net Worth and Annual Salary

The estimated net worth of this successful American Ice Hockey player is $10 million. He became a millionaire on the fortunes of a flourishing career in the field of Ice Hockey. Most of the segments of his assets are from the earnings of his career. The rest of the portion of the wealth is from the earnings of his post-retirement life activities. His average annual salary is around $4 million.

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Early Life and Education

Brandon Bochenski emerged to the world on April 4, 1982, in Blaine, Minnesota. The full name of Brandon Bochenski is Brandon Louis Bochenski. 

At the beginning of his life, he went to the Blaine High School in Blaine, Minnesota. In this school, he represented the school; team Blaine Bengals. In many tournaments, he favored his team to be positioned in the high. He became a part of the All-State Boys hockey team in the school ice hockey.

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He started amateur ice hockey in the United States Hockey League with the Lincoln Stars. In the first season 2000–01 of USHL, he became the USHL’s Rookie of the Year. For a glowing performance, in 2001 NHL Entry, Ottawa Senators chose him in 223rd overall for the 7th round. 

Brandon Bochenski Wife

Brandon chose his college sweetheart Jennifer Helt as a sharer of his personal bed. He wed her in 2007. The conjugal life of Brandon Bochenski and Jennifer Helt was blessed with three children. They have a daughter Sylvia and two sons, Henry and Charlie.

College Career

He spent his college career in the NCAA, representing the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, North Dakota. During his study in this college, he played for the college team, The North Dakota Fighting Hawks men’s ice hockey team. With his college, he also played in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association. In his college career, he paved the way to professional ice hockey with eye-spectating performance. 

Contracts and Teams

Brandon Bochenski began his professional life in 2004 and ended his career in the professional arena in 2019. His professional career is mingled with the Al, KHL, and NHL. In his career, he wore the jersey of the Ottawa Senators, Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins, Anaheim Ducks, Nashville Predators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Barys Astana. 

His NHL debut was with the Ottawa Senators. He played for this team in 2005–06. In the following season, he played for the Chicago Blackhawks. From 2006 to 2008, he ran after the puck in the field of ice hockey for the Boston Bruins. He represented the Anaheim Ducks in 2007–08. Brandon represented the NHL for the Nashville Predators in 2007–08. He wore the jersey of the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2008–09 and 2009–10. 

In the sphere of the NHL, he played a total of 156 matches and scored 28 goals and 40. His other career statistics are the PTS 68, +/- 1, PS 6.7, PIM 54, SH 264, GWG 2, TOI 12:05, CF% 53.5, oZS% 48.9. 

Besides the NHL, he also played for the AHL team Binghamton Senators from 2004 to 2006, Norfolk Admirals from 2005 to 2007, in 2008–09, and 2009–10.

The last phase of his career was with the KHL team Barys Astana. From 2010–11 to 2018–19, the most duration of his career was with this team. 

Retirement

In 2019, with his weighty career, he left the playground of professional ice hockey forever. After his retirement, he firstly joined a holding company. Later, he joined politics. On June 9, 2020, he became mayor of Grand Forks, North Dakota. Like his playing life, he is also successful in political life. 

Achievements and Awards

Brandon Bochenski decorated his ice hockey career with the flowers of success. 

USHL: He became the Rookie of the year in 2000–01

College: He was part of the All-WCHA Rookie Team in 2001–02. He became the WCHA Rookie of the year in 2001–02. In 2002–03, He was named to the All-WCHA Second Team. He became part of the All-WCHA First Team in 2003–04. He was named to the AHCA West First-Team All-American in 2003–04. In 2004, He made his position to the WCHA All-Tournament Team

AHL: He got the chance to play in the All-Star Game in 2005. He inserted his name to the All-Rookie Team in 2005

KHL: He played the All-Star Game in 2012 and 2014 two times. He got the honor of the Best Sniper in 2012. 

Brandon Bochenski Height and Weight

Bochenski is tall, up to 6 ft. 0 in, and his weight is 194 lb. As a Right-winger, he played in the team. Playing in this position, he became part and parcel of the team. Being in this position, he spread the light of his skill and gained his personal success. As best suited to this position, he favored his team to the victories in the lots of the matches.

He did not wear any definite jersey. In the field of Ice Hockey, he was seen skating, wearing jerseys number 10, 20, 12, 24, 27. Both are memorable to his fans.

This man is still alive in the world, and his age is 39 years now.

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