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A16 News/Sports wallowa.com Golf teams like home cookin’ By Steve Tool Wallowa County Chieftain ENTERPRISE — Both the (QWHUSULVHDQG:DOORZDER\V¶ and girls’ golf teams made a decent showing at the Enter- prise Invitational Golf Tourna- ment held on May 8 at Alpine 0HDGRZV7ZRVHSDUDWHER\V¶ teams competed for Enterprise High School at the tournament. Team one, composed of Cody Irish, Brycen Locke, Isaac Rowley and Nate Anton VKRWDFRPELQHGVFRUHRI EHDWLQJRXWWKH(QWHUSULVHWHDP two score of 403 and the Im- EOHUWHDPVFRUHRIVWURNHV Anton and Locke led the way, HDFKVKRRWLQJD Enterprise team two con- sisted of Gotro Thanadkit, Jor- dan Collins and Curtis Sand- ers. 7KH :DOORZD ER\V¶ WHDP shot a second-place collective ZLWK WHDP PHPEHUV &DUO :HOOHQV $OH[ &RXWDQW .DL Oliver, Thomas Jamerson and Caeven Murray. Wellens shot an 82. DEVIN MCQUEAD This week’s athlete of the week is Joseph Eagles’ catcher-turned first baseman, Devin McQuead. He is the son of Kevin McQuead and Traci Rorden. During a May 9 doubleheader at Wallowa, McQuead turned in a stellar performance in the 15-1 and 22-0 shellacking of the Cougars. McQuead went 6-9 through the outing with a double. He also scored two runs and contributed a king-size nine RBIs. “Devin was the man on that day He hit everything on the barrel,” said coach Calvin Word. The coach said he’s impressed with the work McQuead is putting into learning first base. “He did a good job there, and he’s going to stay there. He’s a hard-working kid who asks a lot of questions, and he’s getting better all the time,” Word said. Proudly Sponsored By: Eastern Oregon’s Full Service Propane Supplier 201 E. Hwy 82, Enterprise 541-426-0320 www.edstaub.com Wallowa County Chieftain Joseph FCCLA wins big from a project this year, he has raised funds for local domestic DEXVH JURXS 6DIH +DUERUV +H said that although the FCCLA’s projects aren’t necessarily di- rectly linked to his interests in agriculture, math and sciences, he appreciates the teamwork and leadership opportunities. Seal’s future plans for college include Oregon state Universi- W\ DQG SRVVLEO\ 0DVVDFKXVHWWV Institute of Technology. Courtesy photo Seal’s dedication is such JSC FCCLA participants. First row, from left: Tyler Homan, WKDW DV D PHPEHU RI WKH WUDFN Kade Kilgore, Karianne Zollman, Renee Seal, Isabelle WHDPKHPLVVHGDPHHWEHFDXVH Tingelstad. Second row: Annie Story, T.J. Grote, Johnelle of his president’s duties at the Suto, Emma Hite, Natalie Williams and Tori Suto. Back row: convention. “I have more years Raymond Seal, Tucker Van Winkle, Brittany Gibson and Satori RI WUDFN EXW RQO\ RQH \HDU DV Albee. Not pictured: Haley Miller. president,” Seal said. Dotson said she had great and eighth grade sister Tori ed Talk” for her “Hands Only pride in her students’ achieve- Suto in the “Chapter Service CPR” talk, and eighth-graders ments. “The competitive events Display” category. Haley Miller and Emma Hite at the convention provided the More in the gold cir- in the “Focus on Children” cat- )&&/$ PHPEHUV RI -RVHSK D way to showcase the wonder- cle: Tucker Van Winkle and egory. eighth-grader Renee Seal in the -RKQHOOH 6XWR DQG ,VDEHOOH ful projects they worked on “Focus on Children” catego- Tingelstad were elected to the throughout the year. Students ry, freshman Annie Story and VWDWH )&&/$ RI¿FHV RI VHFUH- put in hours of time outside of HLJKWKJUDGHU .DGH .LOJRUH LQ tary and vice-president of peer school to complete the projects “Life Event Planning,” and education, respectively, for the WKDW EHQH¿W WKH FRPPXQLW\ school, families or themselves eighth-graders Tyler Homan 2015-2016 school year. and T.J. Grote in the “Advoca- Raymond Seal said he en- as individuals. I am very proud cy” category. joyed the trip and his time in of the efforts of all the stu- Silver medalists included FCCLA. He laughingly said dents who competed. They VHQLRU %ULWWDQ\ *LEVRQ LQ WKH that Dotson pressed him into the ZHQWDERYHDQGEH\RQGDQGLW “Interview” category, senior FOXELQHLJKWKJUDGH:KLOHKLV showed with all the gold and .DULDQQH=ROOPDQLQ³,OOXVWUDW- president’s duty precluded him silver medals they earned.” By Steve Tool Wallowa County Chieftain. Joseph Charter School PHPEHUVRI)DPLO\&DUHHUDQG Community Leaders of Ameri- FD)&&/$EURXJKWKRPHWKH EDFRQLQWKHIRUPRIQXPHURXV awards from the state FCCLA Leadership Convention. JCS sent 14 students to the Portland event that took place April 16- 18. JCS FCCLA students, ju- Rob Ruth/Chieftain niors Raymond Seal and Na- Outlaws golfer Isaac Rowley talie Williams, served as pres- chips to the No. 10 green ident and vice-president of Friday at Alpine Meadows SXEOLFDIIDLUVUHVSHFWLYHO\ Golf Course. FCCLA adviser Marla Dot- son attended the event, with On the ladies’ side, Enter- Stephanie Williams, Lisa Seal prise girls shot a 481, com- and Jeanie Story serving in the LQJ LQ EHKLQG /D *UDQGH DQG role of chaperons. Heppner. The team has Carsen Eight JCS student projects Sajonia, Stefany Christman, won gold or silver medals, Emma Hall, Jackie Jenson and which put them in the running *UDFLH &DUOVHQ DV PHPEHUV for national awards at the Na- Both Sajonia and Christman tional FCCLA Convention in shot a 114 on the day. Washington, D.C., in July. Claire Wellens, the lone Included among the gold Wallowa girl competitor, shot medal winners were sopho- a 127. PRUH ,VDEHOOH 7LQJHOVWDG DQG District golf was taking MXQLRU 6DWRUHH $OEHH IRU WKHLU place Monday and Tuesday project in the “National Pro- this week in Pendleton. grams in Action” category, freshman Tucker Van Winkle in the “Illustrated Talk” category, and sophomore Johnelle Suto ATHLETE OF THE WEEK May 13, 2015 EHS students shine at FCCLA convention Along with Duncan, chap- HURQV$QQD %XWWHU¿HOG 'HE- ELH &XUWLV .HOL &KULVWPDQ Nora Stangel and former ad- YLVHU'HEELH+DGGHQDWWHQGHG the event. Students who came home with gold medals include: Eliza Irish and Riley Gray for their Chapter Service project, Eyreus Rooney — Review Portfolio, Andrew Curtis – Illustrated Talk, Dawn Mist Movich-Fields – Sports Nu- trition, Mackenzie Gray – Career Investigation, Rachel Frolander – Service Project, Betty Rooney – Review Port- IROLR DQG $QGUHD %XWWHU¿HOG for Service Project.” By Steve Tool Wallowa County Chieftain Enterprise High School students walked away from the state FCCLA convention in Portland laden with gold and silver medals won at the event. The school sent 14 stu- dents to the April 16-18 event. FCCLA adviser, Tamarah Duncan, who also attended, said her students’ hard work in preparing their presenta- tions paid off in the awards category and that gold and sil- ver medal winners are invited to participate in the national convention held in July at Washington, D.C. Silver medal winners in- clude: Tiffanie George, Re- ece Christman and Stefany Christman for their Chapter Service project and Paul Stan- gel for Career Investigation. Ellie Van Doozer scored a EURQ]H IRU 6SRUWV 1XWULWLRQ and Mackenzie Gray was vot- ed in as the new Oregon State FCCLA President. Adviser Duncan said, “I took 14 Enterprise H.S. FC- CLA students to the State Leadership Conference in April. They all competed in events and represented our FRPPXQLW\ EHDXWLIXOO\ 7KLU- teen students from Enterprise FCCLA chapter were invited to represent Oregon at the National Conference in Wash- ington, D.C. this summer. I am extremely proud of all of these students, along with our whole chapter. This group of young adults is an amazing depiction of what FCCLA VWDQGVIRUEHWWHUOHDGHUVLQRXU families, careers, and commu- nities. They are constantly called upon in our school and community to help with activ- ities such as Elks Christmas EDVNHWV VHUYLQJ DW GLQQHUV cleaning ditches, working with children in the elemen- tary, and so much more. I applaud this hard-working group of teenagers!” THE BIG EVENT IS HAPPENING NOW! FS 40 C-E TRIMMER REDUCED $ 20! BR 350 BACKPACK BLOWER BG 55 HANDHELD BLOWER $ 149 95 Check out these reviews and others on the product pages at STIHLdealers.com. CHAIN SAWS STARTING AT $ 179 95 TRIMMER LINE “I have owned other blowers but was looking for something with better quality and performance. 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