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Madras wins big over Ontario
After on impressive win over the
highly rated Ontario Tiger team on
Friday night, January 29, 1993, the
Buffs traveled to Mac I ii and dropped
a game there to the Pioneers, Satur
day night. On Friday night the Buf
faloes ran rough shod over the Ontario
Tigers pounding out a 78-56 con
vincing win behind the sharp shoot
ing of Lcif Suppah's 25 points for the
night before he fouled out in the final
quarter. Suppah's efforts were not
only in scoring but on defense and
under the backboards as he pulled
down more than his share of re
bounds. It was an outstanding night
for the senior guard who played a
great game. The Buffs got the jump
on the Tigers and never gave tlicm a
chance to regroup. Ontario is always
a strong team and can beat almost
any team around. This n ight be longed
to the Madras boys as there were four
R layers in double figures as Tom
lorton added 17, Mark Harris 12,
Shane Barnes 10. while Scott
Dclamancr added 8, Ben Christcnscn
Basketball schedule
Boys
Dat Opponent HOME Team Time
Feb. 6 Burns Burns JVV 5:45 p.m.
Feb. 13 Baker Home JVV 5:00 p.m.
Feb. 19 Ontario Ontario JVV 5:45p.m. MST
Feb. 20 Nyssa Nyssa JVV 1:00 p.m. MST
Feb. 27 Mac Hi Madras JVV 5:45 p.m.
Mar. 5 Bums Madras JVV 5:45 p.m.
Mar. 6 Riverside Riverside JVV 5:45 p.m.
Girls
Date Opponent Home Team Time
Feb. 5 Burns Madras JVV 5:45 p.m.
Feb. 6 Mac Hi Madras JVV 5:45 p.m.
Feb. 12 Riverside Riverside JVV 5:45 p.m.
Feb. 20 Mac Hi Mac Hi JVV 5:45 p.m.
Feb. 26 Ontario Madras JVV 5:45 p.m.
2, K.C. Ring 2, Spencer Ccrkc 2. In
the three point range Leif Supnah
swished 3 of them Tom Norton had
one for the Buffs and Johnson one for
the Tigers.
The Madras White Buffaloes led
through the game as the Ontario Ti
gers were able to close the gap to a
few points just once but the deter
mined Buffs pulled away. At the end
of the first quarter the score was 9
16, for the Buffs and they went into
the intermission holding a com
manding lead of 37-22. It was just a
tremendous team effort throughout
the game. In the third quarter the
Tigers out scored the Buffs 19-16,
but the Buffs maintained the large
lead leading 53-4 1. In the final quar
ter it was all a Buff game as they
swished the nets for 25 points to 1 5
for the Tigers to make the final score
78-56, and a big win for the Buffs.
The Tigers made a game effort to
keep pxe with the Buffs behind the
scoring of Barmctt and Easterly who
had 19 and 17 points respectively,
Johnson 6, and Johnston 4, Wilson 3,
Edwards 3.T. Grimm 2, B. Grimm 2,
Holton, Snyder.
This ran the Buffs record to 4 wins
0 losses in league play by defeating
the Tigers who were also on a win
ning streak.
Le(f Suppah gets a lay up against the Nyssa Bulldogs. The Buffs went on to defeat Nyssa.
Warm Springs Cougars host first annual
The Warm Springs Nation "Cou
gars" held their first annual boy's 12
years and younger basketball tourna
ment on January 29, 30 & 3 1 , 1993 at
the Warm Springs Community Cen
ter. This tournament drew 14 teams
from throughout Oregon, and
Washington, as well as the local
talents. The following are the results
of the three day tournament: Cham
pions: We B.A.A.A.D., Simnasho,
Oregon , Runner-ups: Black Hawks,
Warm Springs, Oregon, 3rd Place:
Prineville Pistols, Prineville, Oregon,
4th Place: Eagle Point, Oregon.
The Most Valuable Player award
went to Matt Edgmon of Black
Hawks. Mr. Hustle was awarded to
Bryson Bronson of Pendleton. Team
Sportsmanship was awarded to
Chiloquin Lil' Bucks of Chiloquin,
Oregon.
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The all stars went to the following
individuals: John Kalama-Columbia
River Chinooks, Justin Queampts
Pendlcton, Oregon, Jesse Thomas
Prineville Pistols, Brody Anderson
Eagle Point, Oregon, Matt Everson
Redmond Runnin' Rebels, Doug
Blodgett-We B.A.A.A.D., Jason
Cordes-Black Hawks, Mark
Chocktock-Chiloquin Lil' Bucks,
Seth Ryan-We B.A. A.A.D., and Kyle
Wyatt-Black Hawks.
Other teams participating were
Yakima Bald Eagles of Toppcnish,
Washington, Black Hawks II of W.S .,
Macy's of W.S., Lil' Warriors of
W.S., Burns Hoosier's of Bums,
Oregon and the Warm Springs Cou
gars. The committee would like to thank
all those that have participated, were
spectators, or who volunteered and
assisted with the tournament. With
the success of the 1st annual tourna
ment, it is a certainty that this will
become a tournament for the future
players to look forward to, as the
planning process will get started for
the second annual event for late 1993
or early 1994. Thank you, Austin
Greene, Tournament Director.
Reservation Relay
May 8
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
MHS loses
to Mac-Hi
On Saturday night, January 30,
the Buffs traveled to Milton
Frcewatcr to take on the Pioneers of
Mac Hi and went down in defeat by
the score of 57-59. It was a near win
even without the services of Lcif
Suppah who didn't make the trip.
The game a hard fought and close
throughout could have gone either
way as the Buffs led at the end of one
quarter 16-13, but they fell behind at
the half time mark 29-33. The game
Buffs battled the Pioneers to tie the
score at the end of three quarters at
43 each. In the final quarter the Pio
neers got one basket more than the
Buffs to cap the win with the final
score of 59-57. It was a squeaker but
the Pioneers were the winners.
Leading the Buff scoring attack
was Shane Barnes with 17, Scott
Delamarter 12, Tom Norton 10, KC
Ring 7, Ben Christensen 6, Mark
Harris 5, and Spencer Gerke. Brown
was te leading scorer for the Pioneers
with 15, White 12, Parks 11, Meza
10, Dohrmann 9, Waltermine,
Dohrmann.
On February 6, 1993 the Buffs
travel to Burns to meet the Hilanders
who are always tough on their home
floor and are highly rated in the GOL.
February 12, 13, 14....
Boys Basketball
tourney set
Boys basketball tournament set
for February 12, 13, & 14, 1993. This
is for boys 13 years and under.
This is the Chinook teams just say
no to drugs and alcohol tournament
will be held in the Community Center.
The entry fee is $125.00 per team.
Looking to get 12 teams for the tour
nament. Awards will be from first to fifth
places, a sportsmanship and all-stars.
Also individual awards: MVP, Mr.
Hustle, Mr. Defense, Mr. Hoop
buster, Mr. Rebound, and tournament
"Most Inspirational".
For more information contact
Mclvin and Vanessa Tewee at (503)
553-1675.
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Girls tournament planned
Mark Harris goes high for two points as the Buffs beat the Ontario Tigers here
in the Buff dome.
Ahagene Charley gets a Jump shot in the game with Nyssa.
The Warm Springs Columbia
River Bears "Say yes to education"
13 & Under Girls Basketball Tour
nament is scheduled to be held March
5-7, 1993 at the Warm Springs
Community Center. Entry fee per
team is $125.00.
Awards to be presented are: 10
satin championship jackets for first
place; 10 hooded sweatshirts for
second place; 10 crew neck
sweatshirts for third place; lOdoublc
necksleeve T-shirts for fourth place;
10 T-shirts for fifth place and sixth
place. And for the teams that don't
place there will be 60 T-shirts. There
will also be: lOsportsmanship double
neck sleeve T-shirts; 15 All Stars; I
MVP; 1 Ms. Hustle; 1 three pointer,
and 1 High Scorer.
For more information about the
tourney contact Foster or J'Dean
Kalama, P.O. Box 623, Warm
Not responsible for accidents or
thefts. Please no alcohol or drugs,
thank you.
Mini Marathon
April 24th
Kah-Nee-Ta
Resort
Sweetheart Run
February 13, 1993,
10:00 a.m. at Simnasho
2 mile course and 4 mile
course to go toward High
way 26.
Bring your sweetheart to
run with you.
Sponsored by the Res
ervation Runners.
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