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Buff open road trip with
a pair of wins
Today, perched atop the GOL
flag pole, are the Madras White
Buffaloes after a successful sweep
of their Eastern Oregon swing last
weekend first tipping the Baker
Bulldogs, 61-56, then the following
night, whopped it to the Ontairo
Tigers. 59 to 48.
Well, it wasnt the Beast of the
East on this trip as Baker was
expected to be the one to watch on
this trip. The Buffs held themselves
together well and came through
with the big win and kept their
record unblemished.
Paul Williams led the scoring
with 17 points, Jeff Cordill had 16,
Eric Peterson had 16 and Curt
Cosgrove had 7.
buffs pound Ontario for win
On Saturday night, the Ontario
Tigers tried to bottle up the inside
to put the clamps on the White
Buffaloes, but Aaron Schnicdcr
came through with some three
point shots, five to be exact, to
break things wide open for the
Buffs.
Schnicdcr led the scoring for the
Buffs with a total of 17, Peterson
had 14, Williams and Cordill each
had 9. The next game for the Buffs
is at home as they prepare to host
the Nyssa Bulldogs, who so far this
year, have beaten the Baker Bul
ldogs quite handily with the score
of 61 to 48.
Buffs notch another win
In the game with Ontario the Buff girls put up a good defense to squeak by
the Tigers46-45. Pictured in Christel Leonard jumping to block shot, Janel
Wiles 32, Emily Ralls H20 and Angle Namenuk. If 10.
Buff Frosh defeat Lava Bears Madras girls edge past
the Ontario tigers
Its four down and two to go for
the Madras White Buffaloes who
are leading the league with a 4-0
standing so far for the young season.
Last Saturday night the Nyssa
Bulldogs rolled into town hoping
to get a noose on the hard charging
Buffalo only to be turned away fac
ing a 58-44 shellacking from the
Buffaloes instead. Eric Peterson
led the attack scoring 1 8 points for
the night as Madras out scored the
Bulldogs 11-8 after one quarter
and 19-5 in the second quarter to
give them a 30-13 half-time lead.
It was a good defensive effort for
the Buffaloes as they pretty well
contained big 6' 7" Todd Sloggett,
but in the third quarter Sloggett
went on a little scoring spree of his
own as Nyssa outscored the Buffs
17-11, sort of woke the Buffs up
again to contain the big feller once
again as the Buff went on to out
score their opponents in the final
stanza 17-14 to cap another Greater
Oregon League win to bring their
record to a 4-0 standing in league
play.
Besides Eric Peterson's 18 points
Paul Williams and Asron Schneider
each added 12 points apiece, Jeff
Cordill 7, Curt Cosgrove 7, Jason
Harris 2, Remo Smith, Segovia
and McKenzie.
Top scorer for Nyssa was Todd
Sloggett with 24, Casad 5, Her
nendez 4, Talbot 4, Bullock 3, Wrin
kle 2, Knothe 2.
On Friday night the boys travel
to Burns for a league game with the
Hilanders and the following week,
February 3, they host the Baker
Bulldogs and on Saturday night
they host the Ontario Tigers with
game time at 7:30 p.m. which can
be heard on radio station K.WSO
91.5 FM, the Buff sports station.
With pre-game session starting at
7:20.
Kanim Smith's 23-point effort
led the Buffs past the Bend Lava
Bear freshman team by the score of
56 to 38.
Tough defense caused turnovers
to get the Buffs on the go to pile up
another win against Central Oregon
schools. Others scoring were Louis
Seceda, 10; Kyal King, 9 and Z-
man Smith, 8.
The Buffs are holding a live win,
two loss record at this point. The
next outing for the Buffs will be
against Redmond. The game will
be played in the Warm Springs
Community Center.
Exercise classes offered-
Freshman girls topple Cougars
The Madras Freshman girls were
on a roll last week, topping the Mt.
View Cougars 55-30 on their home
floor. Good pressure defense proved
to be the key for the Madras girls as
they created several turnovers that
helped them run away with the
game in the final quarter.
Laura Sahme led the scoring for
the Buffs with 1 9 points, and Becky
Dodson had 1 1, giving the Buffs a
big fourth quarter that led to the
lopsided score.
Madras fr. Girls handle Lava Bears
The lady Buffaloes played host
to Ontario Friday evening January
20. They sent their opponents home
with a one-point loss.
In the first quarter, the Buffs
lead with 1 8 points to the Bulldogs'
1 3. At half-time the score was 32 to
1 7, a big lead for the Buffs. As the
game progressed, the Tigers began
to creep up on the Buffs, as they
scored 16 points in the third quar
ter. The score after three quarters
of play was 40 to 33. In the final
quarter of the evening, the Buffs
had scored six points and the Tig
ers 1 2, the last two of which were in
the final seconds. The long shot by
an Ontario play was put up and in
and was counted as a two-point
Just like the game with Mt.
View, the score was very close
going into the final quarter when
the Buffs put some tough pressure
defense on the Lava Bears and ran
just about at-will to win, going
away with the score of 67 to 43. It
was almost a total one-sided fourth
quarter when the Buffs tucked away
another win.
Shirley Allen led the scoring
with 1 4, Becky Dodson had 1 3 and
Laura Sahme had 12. The next
game for the Frosh girls is with
Redmond.
shot by the officials to give the
Buffs the Greater Oregon League
victory of 46 to 45.
Janel Wiles lead the Madras
pack with 14 points. Christel Leo
nard was right behind her with 11.
Angie Namenuk had seven for the
night, while Emily Ralls contrib
uted six. Other scorers included
Laura Snow with four, Ellen Blin
coe and Jocelyn Moses each had
two. The Buffs were 46 percent at
the line for the evening.
The next game for the lady Buffs
will be Friday, January 27 as they
host the Baker Bulldogs and then
travel to take on the Burns Hiland
ers Saturday night.
Feel the need to get into shape?
Do you need to lose the few pounds
you picked up over the holidays?
Well, the Wellness office is offering
nutrition and exercise classes that
will help accomplish that goal and
much more.
Wellness director Eva Montee
and her able assistants are offering
exercise and nutrition classes every
day of the week.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Lucinda Green and IHS nutrition
ist Lillian January will offer nutri
tion and aerobics classes beginning
at 5 p.m. at the Community Cen
ter. The Tuesday classes consist of
a half hour of nutrition followed by
aerobics from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Aerobics are conducted from 5:30
to 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Session
began January 10 and will con
tinue through March 14.
Early Bird aeerobics are held
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. at the Com
munity Center. Participants will
work at their own pace.
Pinky Beymer, Antoinette
Pamperein and Viola Govenor in
struct beginning, low impact aero
bics on Monday and Wednesday
evenings from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at
the Warm Springs Elementary gym.
The 10-week session began Janu
ary 9.
Montee and Green offer diabetic
chair exercises from 8 a.m. to 9
a. m. at the Community Center on M on
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. All
people are encouraged to partici
pate as the class is not limited only
to those with diabetes.
Hand weight body conditioning
is offerd from 12 noon to 1 p.m. at
the Community Center on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. The
class is taught by Montee.
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MADRAS girls vs. Baker
Friday night: Game time 7:30
Madras White Buffalo grapplers top Mt. View
Shirley A lien bringing the ball down the floor during the game at ML
I iew. The Madras freshman girls went on to win the game.
On January 12, 1989, the Buff
mat men traveled to Mt. View
High School, to take on the Cou
gars in a dual encounter. The meet
turned out very interesting as the
young Buff grapplers held their
own against the older and more
experienced wrestlers of Mt. View.
It was in the light weight div
isions where the Buffs showed power
as Don Alire turned in a win in the
102 lb. class; Bryan Hopps pro
vided an outstanding performance,
winning his match. It was Chad
Duffs win by forefeit that gave the
visiting Buffs the nod for the win.
Buffs net trophy
On Saturday, the Nels Ochs
Memorial Tournament was held in
the Buff gym. Among the teams
invited were the Hood River Eagles,
the Burns Hilanders, Mt. View
Cougars and the host White Buffa
loes. Once again the Buff wrestlers
had to hold things together where
they topped Mt. View once again
the same week by a very close
margin.
Don Alire won the 103 lb. title;
Bryan Hopps took the 112; Justin
Chester won the 1 19; Gerald Samp
son took the 135, and, Shawn Bell
won the 140 division.
Other Buff w restlers who placed
were Jarrod Sampson, third in the
125; Robert Rios, third in the 130;
Otis Johnson, third in the 145;
Jason Smith, third in the 152;
Andy Frazier, third in the 160;
MikeHoaglin, third in the 171 and
Chad Duff, second in the heavy
weight division.
The next outing for the Buff
wrestlers will be at the Stevenson,
Washington tournament.
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Don A lire (right) squaring off in the 103 lb. class in a dual wrestling match whh ML View. A lire won the match.