PAGE 6 September 3, 1993
Warm Springs, Oregon
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1993 Fall sports schedules
Varsity Football
Community Center events
Date HOME Time
Sept. 3 Cottage Grove 7:30
Sept. 10 GLADSTONE 7:30
Sept. 17 Crook County 7:30
Sept. 24 Riverside 7:30
Oct. 1 MAC HI 7:30
Oct. 8 Ontario 7:30
Oct. 15 NYSSA (Homecoming) 7:30
Oct. 22 Burns 7:30
Oct. 29 Bye
Nov. 5 BAKER 7:30
Nov. 12 State Playoffs
Junior Varsity (JV) Footb
Date HOME Time
Sept. 16 CROOK COUNTY 5:00
Sept. 23 Grant Union 6:00
Sept. 30 REDMOND 6:00
Oct. 6 THE DALLES 4:30
Oct. 14 Redmond 6:00
Oct. 21 Bend 4:30
Oct. 28 Mt. View 6:00
Nov. 2 Riverside vs. Baker 6:00
The eym will be closed from Sep
tember 9, to the 24, 1993, in order lo
rcfinish the floor for the coming bas
ketball season. This only includes
the gym, however the rest of the gym
will be open for those who want to
work out with the weights and for
aerobic and other physical activities
not done in the gym.
On October 16, 1993, there will
be the first annual Warm Springs
Road Warriors Bi-Alhalon, which
will include a 21 mile bike ride and
also a 10-K run. The entry fee is
$13.00, pre-registration, and $20.00,
to enter the day of the race. This can
be a Co-Ed team or a person can do
both, the bike ride and the run.
Since this is the first annual
Biathalon, there will be T-Shirts for
the first 50 entries. This should be an
event well worth entering. For more
information call Joey Ortiz, at the
Community Ccntcr553-3387,or553-3243.
On October 23, there will be the
Kah-Ncc-Ta 10-K run. There will
also be a 6.2 mile run and a fun run
for the children. Watch for further
details or call Austin Greene for more
information on this event
The Womcns Community Health
Promotions will be having a meeting
in the Community Center on October
7,8,9,1993.
The All Indian Arts and Crafts
show will be held October 9th, from
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This will be
for Indian Craftsmen only. Outsiders
arc welcome to come and observe.
Reserve your tables now at the Cen
ter. For more information on all the
above activities call the Community
Center at 553-3243.
Basketball camp results noted
FroshSophomore Football
Date HOME Time
Sept. 16 Redmond 4:30
Sept. 23 MT. VIEW 5:30
Sept. 30 Crook County 4:30
Oct. 14 REDMOND 6:00
Oct. 21 BURNS 4:00
Oct. 28 The Dalles 4:00
Nov. 4 CROOK COUNTY 6:00
Tex Hall Basketball Camp was
held August 2-6, 1993 at the Com
munity Center Gym. Results of this
camp are:
Junior Boys Division: Best De
fense. Anthony Mitchell, Jr.; Best
Offense, Chason Walker; Most Im
proved, Aaron Greene, III; Hardest
Worker, Jacoby Ellsbury.
Junior Girls Division: best De
fense. Chanclle Jackson; Best Of
fense, Melissa James; Most Im
proved, Esty Made; Hardest Worker,
Tanva Tcwcc.
Senior Boys Division: Best Dc
' fense, Scott Riddle; Best Offense,
Dinato Pittman; Most Improved, Jo
seph Martinez; Hardest Worker,
Jonas Miller.
Senior Girls Division: Best De
fense, Jessie Esquiro; Best Offense,
Sharon Jones; Most Improved,
Marissa Kalama; Hardest Worker,
Bobbie Calica.
Camp MVP's: Boys, Dabid
Rodriguez; Girls, Tiffany Henry.
Soccer
Date HOME
Sept. 10 Sherwood
Sept. 14 NO. CLACKAMAS
Sept. 16 BYE
Sept. 18 The Dalles
Sept. 21 LA SALLE
Sept. 23 Gladstone
Sept. 25 Hood River
Sept. 28 ESTACADA
Oct. 1 Damascus Christain
Valley Catholic
Oct. 5 SHERWOOD
Oct. 7 No. Clackamas
Oct. 12 BYE
Oct. 15 THE DALLES
Oct. 19 La Salle
Oct. 22 GLADSTONE
Oct. 26 HOOD RIVER
Oct. 28 Tie Breaker
Oct. 30 PLAY OFF
Nov. 1 PLAYOFF
Nov. 3 PLAY OFF
Nov. 5 STATE
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Yurok Construction
All Indian Co-ed Tournament
Labor Day Weekend
September 4&5, 1993
$175 Entry Fee Due By 82793
12-1 st Place Quilted Satin Championship Jackets
1 2-2nd Place Windbreakers w lining
3rd Place Hooded Sweatshirts
4th Place T-Shirts, 5th Place Tank Tops
2 M.V.P. Satin Jackets, 24 All Star T-shirts
1 Hooded Sweatshirt-Best Bat
1 Hooded Sweatshirt-Best Glove
Sportsmanship Award
Contact:
Lee Sorrelhorse
P.O. Box 646
Warm Springs, OR
97761
(503)553-5121
Willie Stacona
P.O. Box 6
Warm Springs, OR
97761
(503)553-7829
Warm Springs Community Center Ballfields
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Both a JV and a vanity soccer team has been organized this year. The varsity program began last year with the JV added this school year. Community donations
help keep the program in operation.
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Oregon Babes won two Softball tournaments in August.
Local women's team takes tourneys
A women's Softball team from
Warm Springs traveled to Ft. Hall,
Idaho on August 12-14, 1993. The
team (Oregon) was sponsored by Lee
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Smith, Juliane Smith, Dcanic Smith,
Tobi Smith, Jocelyn Moses, Trish
Whitman, Angel McCormack, Mary
Taylor, Heather Kinlcy, Becky Soliz,
Paula Brisbois, and Sandy Wilbur.
Their opponents for game one was
Bannock Heating of Ft. Hall. Oregon
won nine to eight in eight innings of
play. The second game was against
Minnesota. Oregon won 12 to 6. In
game three vs. Montana S tridcrs, Or
egon was also undefeated 18-1. Or
egon had their fourth and final game
as championship against the
Arrowettes of Ft Duchesne and won
16-13.
All-stars for the weekend were
presented to Juliane Smith, Angel
McCormack and Heather Kinlcy.
Most Val uablc Player went to Heather
Kinlcy.
The team then traveled to
Lewiston, Idaho on August 20-22,
1993 to play Softball. They were
(Bcbe's). The players were; June
Smith, Juliane Smith, Dcanie Smith,
Jocelyn Moses, Paula B risbois, Trish
Whitman, Mary Taylor, Angel
McCormack, Heather Kinlcy and
Michelle Penny.
In game one they played Lapwai
and won 6-4, the second game was
vs. Yakima and the Bcbe's won 10-
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3-on-3 basketball tourney
scheduled October 2, 3
A drug and alcohol free 3-on-3
Basketball Tournament is scheduled
tobeheldOctober2and3, 1993 atLa
Push Gymnasium. Tournament will
start promptly at 10:00 a.m. on Octo
ber 2nd. There will be three age di
visions: 9-12; 13-18; and 19 and up.
All entry forms and all entry fees
must be turned in by 9:00 a.m. on
October 2nd to make basketball
schedule. Entry fee is $3.00 per
player, 3 or 4 players per team.
Rules of the tourney are: 1.)
Double elimination; 2.) Street ball,
call your own foul. First team to
score 20 points must win'by four.
Prizes for first place is a trophy
and gold medals. Prizes for second
place is a Plaque and silver medals.
Third place will receive bronze med
als. A Sportsmanship Trophy will
also be given away.
A full concession stand will be
available at the gym.
Motel accommodations: LaPush
Ocean Park, 206-374-5267 or 1-800-487-1267;
Shoreline Resort, 206-374-6488
or 1-800-487-1267; Three
Rivers Resort, 206-374-5300; Forks
Motel, 206-374-6243; Pacific Inn,
206-374-9400 or 1-800-235-7344.
For more information about the
tournament contact Ken Dreher at
374-9703 or 374-6163, ext. 325.
DRUG & ALCOHOL FREE
3-ON-3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
October 2 & 3, 1993
LaPush Gymnasium
Tean Name:
Division: 9-12
13-18
19 - Up
Team Members:
Paid $5.00
Buff Booster sponsored
Chili Feed .
September 10
(Before first home football game)
Buff Booster memberships $10.00 per family
Athletic passes available at reduced price of
$8.00 per person with membership
Buff Boosters meet first Monday of each month