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By Michael Reeve

BCHL

Kamloops’ Gordie McKay makes BCHL’s 60th anniversary team

Apr 12, 2022 | 2:20 PM

KAMLOOPS — A Kamloops native has been selected to the BC Hockey League’s 60^th anniversary team.

Gordie McKay earned a selection to the all-time squad for his play with the Penticton Broncos/Vees franchise in the mid-seventies.

During his four seasons in the league (1973-77) McKay finished with 208 goals, the most all-time, and 376 points, second only to Shane Kuss.

His best statistical season came in 1976-77 when he posted 79 goals, the fourth-highest single-season mark.

Following his BCHL career, McKay went on to play two seasons in the WHL with the Spokane Chiefs.

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Other notable players to make the roster included NHL standouts Brett Hull. Paul Kariya, Kyle Turris, Mike Reilly and Dante Fabbro. The team was selected by a panel of experts.