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Warm Springs, Oregon
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St. Pat's Cowdeo holds 26th Annual in Madras
The 26th Annual St. Pat's Cowdeo
was held October 15-16, 1994 at the
Jefferson County Fairgrounds in
Madras, Oregon. The first place
winners in each category won belt
buckles. Others who placed were
awarded cash prizes.
The winner of the Sheep Riding
event (Mutton Bustin') ages 5-6, was
Rolin Morning Owlof Warm Springs,
second place was Mary McDonald
of Ash wood, Blaine Hurling of Bend
placed third, fourth was Elliott
Cooper of Warm Springs, Justine
Begay of Warm Springs placed fifth
while Brittncy Young of Madras was
sixth.
The Senior Calf Riding for ages
12-13 was won by Joe McNamec of
Irrigon, Rickie Mickcl of Redmond
was second, Jerod Hosford of Madras
placed third as Larry McNamce of
Antelope followed.
In the Breakaway Roping Rickie
Mickel of Redmond was the buckle
winner and Dan Mcintosh of Bend
was in second place.
The were no winners in the
Pee Wee Calf Riding, ages 7-8.
Goat Tail Tying ages 6-8 was won
by Madras resident, Colleen
Kingsbury, Sarah McNamee of
Irrigon placed second, Sierra
Ferguson of Madras was third and
Katie Alley of Culver followed.
Del vis Heath of Warm Springs
won the buckle in the Junior Calf
Riding for ages 9-1 1 . Travis Mars ton
of Ash wood was second, Levi Mickel
of Redmond was third, and Preston
Rominick of Madras followed.
The PeeWee Horseless Roping
was won by Kristina Roofner of
Madras, Sierra Ferguson of Madras
places second and third place went to
Benjamin Cole Begay of Warm
Springs.
In the Senior Barrel Race for ages
13-14, the winner was Rickie Mickel
of Redmond, Katie Christenson of
Madras was second and Jcrcd Moses
of Warm Springs was third.
In the Junior Barrels (ages 10-
12); Erika Marling of Bend won as
Alicia Martin of Madras was second.
Third place winner was Preston
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Ail-Around Winnerfor the 26th Annual SL Pat's Cowdeo was Rickie Mickel
Benard champion of 2nd annual biathlon
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The Road Warriors Second
Annual Biathlon was held at
Kah-Nee-Ta Village October 15,
1994. The Biathlon attracted 23
participants in both individual
and team.
Men's overall champion was
Jeff Benard of Bend, Oregon
with a time of 1 :48 :28. Women's
overall champion was Sue Reid
of Bend, Oregon with a time of
2:26:14. Mens team winners in
street bike division were Doug
Lorenz, and Mark Chidlaw with
a time of 1 :57:23. The women's
team street bike division winners
were Michelle Groesz, and
Jeanette Groesz with a time of
2:11:28. Co-ed team winners in
street bike division were Gloria
Chopito and Stan Kneeland with
a time of 2:28:45. The co-ed
winners in mountain bike
division were Cary Pederson,
and Jerry Hendrickson with a
time 3:00:21.
Other results include: Tate
Metcalf of Bend, Oregon with a
time of 1:50:13; Sherman Raise
of White Salmon with a time of
1:56:42; Ted Barney of Warm
Springs with a time of 1:59:15;
Tom Howes of Bend, Oregon
with a time 2:01:35; Alex
Martenson of Bingin,
Washington with a time of
2:17:17; John Anderson of
Madras, Oregon with a time of
2:26:46; Dan Anderson of
Gresham, Oregon with a time of
2:29:18; Ben Cadena of Bend,
Oregon, time of 2:35:08; Scott
Colling of Tigard, Oregon, time
of 2:35:48; Richard Driskill of
Parkdale, time of 2:36:16; Andy
Leonard of Warm Springs, time
of 2:50:00; Dan Ahern and Fran
Ahern of Madras and Warm
Springs, time of 3 : 1 1 : 1 8; Nelida
Moll of B oring, Oregon, no time.
Rominick of Madras. LeannaTomof
Warm Springs placed fourth.
The Pee Wee Barrel Racers were
between the ages of six and nine.
Colleen Kingsbury of Madras was
the buckle winner. Second place went
to Crystal Alley of Culver, Sierra
Ferguson of Madras was third, Katie
Alley of Culver placed fourth, Cassie
Wamock of Maupin took fifth place
as Sarah McNamee of Irrigon
followed.
Alicia Martin of Madras won the
Junior Horseless Roping which was
for ages 9-11. Willie Bunch of
Prineville was second, Chris
McCormick of Culver placed third
and Jesse Hosford of Madras was
fourth. Fifth place went toNicholous
Morrow of Salem, and Kyle Joachim
. of Vancouver, Washington followed.
In the Senior Scurry Race the
winner (ages 13-14) was Katie
Christenson of Madras. Larry
McNamce of Antelope was second
and Joe McNamce of Irrigon was
third.
Travis Marston of Ashwood won
the Junior Scurry Race (ages 10-12).
Elana Weigand of Madras was
second, Levi Mickel of Redmond
R laced third. Fourth place went to
lelvin Stahi of Warm Springs.
In the PeeWee Scurry Race (ages
6-9), Crystal Alley of Culver was on
top, Sarah McNamee of Irrigon was
second, Katie Alley of Culver placed
third and Colton Brown of
Terrebonne followed.
The Cow Riding for ages 12-14
was as follows; first, Jamar Adams
of Prineville, second, Israel Scott of
Warm Springs, third place was a tie
between Joe McNamee of Irrigon
and Rickie Mickel of Redmond.
The Ail-Around winner was
Rickie Mickel of Redmond who
placed in four events throughout the
weekend. She received a pair of chaps
fromOlsen's.
Who's
coaching?
Coaches for this year's
winter sports activities at
Madras High School have
been selected. They are
as follows:
Girls Basketball-Skip
Kinney
Boys Basketball-Evan
Brown
Wrestling-Chuck
Alexander
JV Girls-Bruce Reece
Freshman Girls
Basketball-Rob Reidinger
JV Boys Basketball
Doug Miles
Freshman Boys
Basketball-Matt Henry
JV Wrestling-Paul Brown
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Eight members of the Health and Wellness Center staff joined the
American Diabetes Association's Walktoberfest in Bend on October 1 . The
purpose of the 8-mile walk was to raise money through pledges. The Warm
Springs team raised a total of $6611
The money raised by the Walktoberfest goes toward diabetes care and
research, such as the study on diabetic retinopathy conducted by the Oregon
Health Sciences University (OHSU). Other projects funded by the money
raised from the walk include the Oregon Commission for the Blind program
to assist newly blinded people learn adaptive diabetes management skills,
and the St. Charles Medical Center's program to provide community education
about diabetes.
It was a beautiful walk with a great purpose! A big thanks to the staff
members who participated: Karen, Erica Foster, Susan Mathew, Candace
Reich, Sara Thomas, Coleen Greene, Joy Harvey and Onte Lumpmouth.
Many thanks also to the Health and Wellness Center staff and other community
members who made pledges to the walkers!
Fall and Winter race schedule 1994
Trick or Treat Run. October 29, at the Redmond High
School, Redmond, Oregon. A 10K Run, 10K walk, and 2
mile Fun Run beginning at 9:30 a.m.. Flat, rolling, and
scenic Includes costumes and prizes.
George Wilson Memorial Run. November 26, at the Madras
High School, Madras, Oregon. A lOKRun, 10K Walk, and
2 mile Fun Run starting at 10:30 a.m. A new course, flat,
scenic, call 475-6818 for Information.
Jingle Bell Run. December 3 at the Brandls Square,
Downtown Bend, Oregon. A 5K, a 1 mile run walk, and a
200 yard kids run all beginning at 11:45 a.m. Will be
taking Arthritis pledges and there will be a Christmas
parade.
The Dam Run 1995. January 29, at the Crook County
High School Track, Prineville, Oregon. Events Include: a
30K. 10K, and 2 mile runs, 3 mile and 10K walks starting
at 10:30 a.m. Course is scenic, rolling and flat.
Cougars hosting preseason tourney
The Warm Springs Nation
Cougars will be hosting the 3rd annual
"Pre-Season" boy's 12 years and
under and co-ed 12 & under youth
basketball tournament Tournament
will be held at the Warm Springs
Community Center, November 11
13, 1994.
The first 1 1 boys teams and first 8
co-ed teams to pay the fee of $100
will be entered in the tournament.
Deadline is Monday, November 7.
For more information you can
contact Austin Greene, Tournament
Director at 553-3244 (work), or 553
1953 (home).
Jeff Benard crosses finish line first.
(Photo by Normandie Phelps).
Allison winner of annual 10K "A Change of Pace"
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Participants stretch before the 26 mile bike portion of race.
The "Change of Pace" annual fall
10K run was held October 22, 1994
at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village. A total of
65 participants ranging from 2-55
years of age entered the 2 mile and
10K run events.
10K results are:
Ted Allison, 33.49; Ted Barney,
36.57; Patrick Erwert, 39.05; Jane
Cleavenger, 39.41; Stan Kneeland,
39.55; Juan Moreno, 42.03; Andy
Leonard, 44.23; Jeff Conboy, 44.33;
Paul Davis, 46.57; Richard Driskill,
46.59; Mike Daughterty, 48.01;
Daniel Brown, 49.26; Dan Ahern,
49.33; Diane Bartlett, 53.07; Doug
Cleavenger, 54.26; Jerry Rowan,
54.38; Judy Rowan, 54.48; Sean
Ferguson, 55.18; Becky Anderson,
55.55; Ron Austin, 56.38; Paul
Harding, 58.45; Nick Norgordon,
59.29; and Kaylee Comes At Night,
1:07:08.
2 mile fun run results:
Thurston Eagle Elk, 14.54; James
Johnson, 15.14; Justin Miller, 15.42;
Janice Hatton, 16.25; Jessie Guerrero,
16.38; Aaron Greene, 18.38; Randy
Aswan Boise, 18.47; Delvis Heath,
18.52; Ray Hatton, 18.55; Alyssa
Selam, 19. 1 8; Sy I via McCabe, 1 9. 1 8;
Charlie Wilshire, 19.45; Melvin
Stahi, 20.08; Emily Austin, 22J7;
Irene Boise, 23.44; Lillian Heath,
23.51; Susan Ahem, 23.56; Marissa
Ahem, 23.56; Fran Ahem, 23.56;
Patrick Adams, 2436; Mike Blake,
25.05; Kayla Blake, 25.06; Karmen
Blake, 25.06; Justine Comes At
Night, 25.21; Laritta Greene, 26.23;
Shelly Greene-Boise, 26.43; Jeanette
Mareno, 27.08; Connie Blake, 29.48;
Gwen Leonard, 29.49; Sidney
Greene, 30.35: Michael Van Pelt,
30.35; Sylvia Erdman, 30.58; Curtis
Van Pelt, 3 1 . 14; Chet Van Pelt, 3 1 . 15;
Jodene Greene, 3 1 .35; Albert Adams,
32.03; Sheldon Leonard, 32.09; Lana
Leonard, 32.10; Holly Blackwell,
33.33; Taz Boise,5 1.20; Trevor Ryan,
51.28; LilAzar, 54.58.
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Ted Allison takes first in 1DK.
Jane Cleavenger wins women's overall in 10K event