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Smoke Eater named 2024-25 Kyle Turris Community Award winner

The BC Hockey League has announced Trail Smoke Eater Judah Makway as an Interior Conference winner of the Kyle Turris Community Award.

The award is given to BCHL players who go above and beyond in their community. Each team submits a winner from their organization, along with the reasons they were chosen

“As a hometown Trail Smoke Eaters player, Judah quickly became a fan favorite in our community.” said the press release.

“With this popularity comes numerous requests for him to attend local events and functions. He has volunteered countless times at local schools as part of the Smokies’ Reading in the Schools program and helped with Special Olympics floor hockey.”

“Judah is also actively involved with local minor hockey teams, skill development sessions and assisting with team practices. He is always present at the Skating with the Smokies public skating events. Going above and beyond, Judah helps the elderly in our community by shoveling snow and mowing lawns for those in need.”


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