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Judo athlete turned coach returns to BC Winter Games

Jaime Wong competed in judo in two previous games
Brittany Webster
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Black Press reporter Jordy Cunningham interviewing Jaime Wong, assistant judo coach for Zone 5. (Brittany Webster/Black Press)

Athlete turned coach, Jaime Wong of Burnaby, is back at the BC Winter Games as an assistant coach for Zone 5, Vancouver Island and Central Coast.

Wong competed in judo in two previous games and this is his second games on the coaching side.

He said the team is doing great. 鈥淲e won our first team fight. We did awesome [on Friday],鈥� adding that the team has earned about seven medals so far.

The judo competition is being streamed live on .

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Brittany Webster

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I am a video journalist based in Kelowna and capturing life in the Okanagan
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