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Howell woman in running for NHL award after creating program for players with special needs
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Howell woman in running for NHL award after creating program for players with special needs
“Coach Sarah” Dunkel-Jackson of Howell is one of three U.S finalists for The Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award of the National Hockey League. Named for Willie O’Ree, the first Black player in the NHL, the award recognizes individuals who have had a positive effect on their community, culture, or society, through the game of hockey. Dunkel-Jackson is nominated for her program, Hockey Challenge Camp, which is for kids with special needs; the progr…
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