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Young athletes recognized for skill and community service

Awards include Jack Koteles community service award, John Boscha award, and Nonie Miyazaki award
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The Clearwater Midget IceHawks were awarded a community service award from Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey Association. Back row (l-r): Grant Simpson (coach), Donald Collins (coach), Erik Giesbrecht, Devin Green, Jayden Kjenstad, Alex Lamash, Mitchell Chayer, Luke Lavigne, Ole Kjenstad (coach), and Christine Green (manager). Front row (l-r) Piet Oud, Matthew Lavigne, Angus Allchin, Dorian McGill, John Meyer and Blake Simpson Photo by K.A. Pendergast

The Clearwater Midget IceHawks was honoured with the Jack Koteles community service award from Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey Association (OMAHA).

Angus Allchin was also the recipient of the John Boscha award from OMAHA. Each year, all Midget Carded teams in OMAHA are asked to provide the name of the most valuable player on their respective Midget Rep teams.

Then the final winner is voted on by the opposing players. This is only the second time a player from Clearwater has won this award after Jaxon Kjenstad received the honour for the 2018-19 season.

Not pictured, IceHawk Elijah Wicks was also presented the Nonie Miyazaki award for going above and beyond the role of volunteer within the OMAHA district.

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Angus Allchin, left, was the recipient of the John Boscha award from the Okanagan Mainline Amateur Hockey Association (OMAHA), which was handed to him by Ole Kjenstad, right. Each year, all Midget Carded teams in OMAHA are asked to provide the name of the most valuable player on their respective Midget Rep teams. Then the final winner is voted on by the opposing players. This is only the second time a player from Clearwater has won this award after Jaxon Kjenstad received the honour for the 2018-19 season. Not pictured, IceHawk Elijah Wicks was also presented the Nonie Miyazaki award for going above and beyond the role of volunteer within the OMAHA district.