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Avid Spectators
Simnasho Mini-Marathon
An event al
Time check
an e n jo y
Some folks ran for the sport
of it, some ran for the
competition, and others ran to
test themselves. Each of the 225
runners started out with the
intention of finishing. Some
did, some didn’t. One runner in
the 14.5 mile run fcommented,
“The first ten-miles were easy.”
Those people who ran —
whether at be in the 3-mile, the
6-mile or the 14.5 mile run
should be commended just for
running.
Not only did runners exert a
lot of energy but so did the
Simnasho 4-H “Discovery”
Club, parents of the students,
volunteers and spectators.
Everyone worked to make the
3rd Annual Simnasho Mini-
Buses are loading
Marathon the success that it
obviously was.
Unfortunately, not all the
runners could take home a
trophy. Awards went to the
following runners.
/¿-/¿.•Clinton Hall, Redmond,
1:26:03; (No female entry.)
14.5 mile run
M en 's d i v i s i o n a l ) J e f f
S h e r m a n , B lu e R i v e r ,
Oregon, 1:20:31; (2) Clinton
Hall, Redniond, 1:26:03. (3)
Gary Schroeder, Redmond,!:
29:27.
40 and over/David Hult,
Portland, 1:37:02; (No female
entry.)
13 and «/«fer.’Aaron Smith,
Warm Springs, 1:51:50.
3 0 -3 9 ;R a lp h Q u e ah p am a,
Beaverton, 1:34:11; Madeleine Women's division:^ 1 ) R obin
Queahpama, Warm Springs, 1: W right, B en d ,1:37:22. (2)
52:22.
. .
Madeleine Queahpama, Warm
S p rin g s,1:52:22. (3)Cheryl
/9 -2 9 ;Je ff Sherm an, Blue Rasmussen, Madras,2:06:18.
River, Oregon, 1:20:31; Robin
Wright, Bend,l:37:22.
Kelly, 53rd, 2:16:15; Ches ley
Yahtin, 53rd, 2:16:42; Joel
Craig, 54th, 2:17:04; Raymond
Calica, 56th, 2:19:00.
6 mile run
40 and o v e r la y Hatton, Bend,
32:29; C a ro l A nn H u it,
Portland, 54:13.
Age J0-J9;3O-39:Sam Carpent­
er, Bend, 36:18; Patti Rogers,
Redmond, 1:03:22.
/9 -2 9 :R o b e rt S onnen b u rg ,
Bend, 37:02; Cheryl Galloway,
Lake Oswego, 49:15.
14-18:Ed Jassm an, Bend,
32:55; Nancy Roley, Madras,
4 i4 1 .
13 and umfer/Nathan Huit,
P o rtla n d , 39:53; M elissa
Rasberry, Wapato, 50:27.
3 mile run
Warm Springs 14.5 mile
runners
Jim K e rn a g h a n fin ish ed
8th, 1:37:22; Jerry Sampson
finished 13th, 1:38:26; Andy
L eonard,17th,1:43:22; Terry
Henry, 20th, 1:47:29; Aaron
S m i t h , 2 4 t h , 1 :5 1 :5 0 ;
Madeleine Queahpama, 25th,
1:52:22; Darryl Smith, 26th,
1:52:25; J o h n K a tc h ia ,
27th, 1:52:55; Eli Blackbull,
28th,1:54:25; Delson Suppah,
30th, 1:55:33; Yahtin Frank,
3 2 n d . 1:57:30; R a c h a e l
Cladera, 34th, 2:00:10; Sheldon
Sutterlee, 38th, 2:00:53; Jim
Akerson, 41st, 2:05:12; Kenny
Keo, 42nd, 2:05:52; Kenny
Sahme, 43rd, 2:05:52; Tom
Begay, 45th, 2:06:17; Everett
Miller, 46th, 2:08:57; Mark
Lesko, 49th, 2:14:57; Pam
Kelly, 51st, 2:16:14; Mike
F irst place.’B m ce H u n t,
Redmond, 22:21:3; Monica
W ahnetah, Warm Springs,
27:32.5.
Other awards
Youngest runner: P resto n
Alexander, Warm Springs (3
mile).
First Simnasho student:5 ohn
Ross, Warm Springs, 26:40.5 (3
mile).
Runner coming the longest
distanced ordon Pullar, Kent,
W ashington, 1:42:31 (14.5
mile).
Oldest runner.*Bruce Ham­
mack, 61, Portland, 1:56:06 (6
mile); Pat Dixon, 62, Bend,
27:45 (3 mile).
First tribal member: Ralph
Q u e a h p a m a , B e a v e rto n ,
1:34:11 (14.5 mile).
Photos by Marsha Shewczyk
The finish is Just around the bend
To the winners go the trophies
Hazards of the sport
-r -^8
and Donna Behrend
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