For Men's SuperLeague final to win back-to-back titles, with Turner scoring 14 points in the championship decider. Turner returned to Killester for the 2011–12 season, but the team lost a number of leading players during the offseason and replaced long-time coach Mark Keenan with Darren O'Neill. Turner was instrumental in maintaining the team's challenge in both cup and league competitions during the 2011–12 season, but despite Turner's best efforts, Killester were defeated by Keenan's UL Eagles 97–81 in the SuperLeague quarter-finals. Basketball Ireland boycott In 2012, despite being the proud owner of an Irish passport, Turner was still considered as an American under Basketball Ireland and Superleague regulations. Despite having accumulated over a decade living in Ireland and spending the vast majority of his time in Ireland, being married to an Irish woman and having Irish children, Turner was not allowed to compete in Basketball Ireland competitions as an Irishman. As a result, Turner stood down from his duties with Killester and took on Basketball Ireland's Superleague and its regulation which dictated that he must compete as a foreign player. Turner remained away from the game and Killester for two seasons. During his absence, Killester missed the postseason in 2012–13 but won the league in 2013–14. With his protest and boycott amounting to nothing, Turner thought he was finished with the league, but then he was part of a team that won a national 3x3 competition and represented Ireland at a European qualifying tournament in Riga in August 2014. Turner said of that experience, "It just sparked me all over again. I realised then, you know what, I really do love basketball, so screw all that, I'll play again." Rounding out his career Turner re-joined Killester for the 2014–15 season and scored a game-high 25 points in their 76–51 season-opening win over DCU Saints on October 4, 2014. Turner appeared in all 18 regular season games for Killester in 2014–15, averaging 23.9 points, 13.4 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.0 steals and 1.4 blocks per game. He helped Killester come within two points of reaching the Champions Trophy final and earned Men's Premier League 2015 All-Star Third Pick honors. In 2015–16, Turner helped Killester come within two points of reaching the National Cup final and guided them to the Champions Trophy final, where they were defeated 82–77 by UCC Demons despite a 13-point effort from Turner. Turner was not only named Player