Kenny McIlwain puts his hockey career on hold to bring aid to neighbors in California.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Anchorage Wolverines forward Kenny McIlwain has stepped away from the team to be with his family.
McIlwain turned 19 on Jan. 6; two days later, he was on a plane home to California, not knowing what he would find when he reunited with his family.
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