10AuRUst28,1997
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tmoo Sports
Madras Senior High School fall sports
schedules.
Football:
8-29 Madras at Sweet Home Jamboree (Madras-Stayton-Crestwell)
7:30 p.m.
9-5
9-12
9-19
9-26
Lanine
Madras
Madras
Madras
Freshman:
9-11 Madras
9-18 LaSalle
9- 25 Madras
10- 2 Madras
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Sisters
LaSalle
Estaeada
Sisters JV
Madras
Estaeada
Gladstone
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
5p.m.
5 p.m.
5p.m.,
5 p.m.
Volleyball: (V-Varsity, J V-Junior Varsity, F-Freshman)
9-4
9-6
9-9
9-11
9-13
Madras-V
p.m.
Madras-V
Madras-JV
Madras-F
Sherwood
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Portland Christian
Madras-JV at
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Madras-F at
Madras-V-JV at
Cross Country:
9-6 Madras Invitational
Madras at
Madras at
Blue Lake
9-20 Madras at
9- 29 Madras at
10- 1 Madras at
Tri-Vallcy Jamboree Estaeada
Burns tournament. 9 a.m.
Bend tournament. 9 a.m.
Redmond tournament. 9 a.m.
Madras-V-JV-F 5 p.m.
at Madras-V-JV-F 5 p.m.
The Dalles tourney start time
9-16
9-13
9-18
MT. View tourney
Estaeada 5 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Waldport Invitational 10 a.m.
Tri-Valley preview location Portland Christian
4 p.m.
The Dalles Invitational 1 1 a.m.
Sherwood Initational 4p.m.
Valley Catholic Invitational 4 p.m.
Bowlers place at Las
Vegas tournament
Local bowiers placed at Native
American National Classic held at
the Showboat in Las Vegas, Nevada,
July 17-19. There were a total of 147
teams competing for a total prize
money of $17,000.
In the mixed doubles Birney Boise
and Jerry Sampson had a score of
1 ,266, which was good for 1 4th place.
Following them was the team of
Sandra Greene and Joe Boise with a
score of 1,255 which placed them
16th.
In the women's Masters "B"
division Angie Spino placed 4th out
of 22 entries.
In women 's doubles Norma Smith
and Birney Boise rolled a score of
1,316 which earned them second
place. There were 69 total team
entries in this event.
In the women's singles, there were
138 entries. Linda David came home
with 1 1th place with a score of 652.
David also placed 8th in the All
Events category for women.
In the men's singles Ray Shike,
Jr. placed 8th and Austin Greene
placed 1 3th with scores of 687 & 683
respectively. There were 174 men
entered. Shike also placed 6th in the
All-Events for the men.
Indigenous games final
rosters
Here is the final list of Team
Oregon who went to The 1997 North
American Indigenous Games.
Bantam boys basketball team:
Coach Austin Greene, team
members- Aaron Greene, Chasen
Walker, Kye Wells, Anthony
Mitchell, Aaron Mitchell, Travis
Moschetti, Jeff Barnes and Melvin
Stahi.
Bantam girls basketball team:
Coach Sandra Main, players Nicole
Main, Billie Suppah, Cecelia Polk,
Larrissa Wallulatum, Hester Scott,
Natalie Mitchell and Thclma Rueben.
Bantam boys Boxing: coach
Austin Smith, team members Louis
Smith, James Spencer and Joseph
Stevens.
Juvenile girls basketball team:
coach Jocclyn Moses and manager
Frank Smith. Team members Tama
Langnese, Farrell Lucei, Jennifer
Parrish, Carlcy Page, Shasta Smith,
Marie Kalama, Michon Brown and
Wycooma Weiscr.
Midget boys basketball team:
coach Scott Moses, team mebers
Patrick Johnson, Edwin Thomas,
Jered Moses, Allen Jackson, Alex
Minthorn, Van Sohappy and Foster
Sahme.
Midget girls basketball team:
coach Lorriane Suppah and manager
Robin Mitchell. Team member
Janelle Quaempts, Shamona Charley,
Crystal Smith, Reina Estimo, Amy
Suppah, Tiah Minthorn, Vanessa
Enos and Adriene Wolf.
Track and Field team: coach Frank
Brunoe, team members Gabe Walker,
Kira Langnese and Josh Sandavol.
Team Oregon wins girls Juvenile gold
medals in basketball
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Blackwolf 9th Annual Prevention
6 Foot & Under Plus 1
Basketball Tournament
November 14, 15, & 16, 1997
at the Warm Springs
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Entry Fee: $275 16 Teams
$100 deposit (non-refundable) required as soon as
possible to guarantee team slot, balance due by first
game played (no exceptions)
1 st to 6th Place Awards; All-star
awards; Mr. Hustle, Mr. Rebound,
Top Gun, High Scorer, Most 3-Point
jackets; MVP Pendleton jacket;
among other awards.
For more information contact:
FosterJ'Dean Kalama: PO Box 623,
Warm Springs, OR 97761 (541)553-1 392
TinaEaston Aguilar; PO Box 934 Warm Springs,
OR 97761 (541)553-1960 (home) 553-3274 (work)
Team picture of Team Oregon girls juvenile Gold medal winners; front row left to right Wycooma
Weiser, Carly Page, Jennifer Parrish and Abby Hall. Back row left to right: Farrel Lucei, Shasta Smith,
Tama Langnese and Marie Kalama. Far back manager Frank Smith. Not pictured coach Jocelyn
Moses and Michon Brown
The North American Indigenous
Juvenile Girls basketball team won
the Gold medals, but due to a
oversight it was not reported in the
I last issue of the Spilyay. The team
was maae up 01 gins irom warm"
Springs and Chilouin. The team
members were: Tama Langnese,
Farrell Lucei, Jennifer Parrish, Carley
Page, Shasta Smith, Marie Kalama,
Michon Brown and Wycooma
Weiser, coach Jocelyn Moses and
manager Frank Smith.
In the first part of the week Team
Oregon played in a round robin
tournament format. There were eight
teams along with Team Oregon. The
eight teams were: Saskatchewan,
British Columbia, Minnesota,
Oklahoma, Alberta, Ontario, Oregon
and Manitoba. Team Oregon played
seven games, winning six wins and
loosing only to Oklahoma. Then on
Friday, August 8, the playoffs for the
Gold begin.
In they're first round match-up,
Junior Golf Tournament draws 26 local youth
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the second seed Team Oregon played
Ontario. Team Oregon got the
running game going and ranaway
. from Ontario by 47 points. Manager
Smith stated "We waited to use our
- fuilcourt; press until the playoffs
began and it really took the other
teams by suprise. The other teams
were taller then us and their ball
handling skills were not that good.
So when we pressed them we got alot
of easy baskets from the press."
With the win, Team Oregon
moved onto the semifinals, where
they faced a very tough team from
Alberta. Team Oregon played its
starting five all of the game and won
by 20 points, 70-50 unofficial score.
In round robin play, Team Oregon
only defeated Alberta by six points
and had to come from 1 6 points do wn
to win that game.
In the Gold medal game Team
Oregon faced Minnesota. In the
championship game Team Oregon
Madras football team
plays at Sweet Home
jamboree, along with
Stayton, Crestwell and
Sweet Home, Friday,
August 29, 7:30 p.m.
pressed the bigger team from
Minnesota, which helped Team
Oregon win by 21 points.
Smith stated, "There were no stars
on our team this was a team effort
and everyone played well. Our girls
trained forsixmonths, running, lifting
weights and working on basic
basketball. All the girls worked hard
on passing, dribbling, screening and
shooting skills. In the end that's what
won it for ours was the hard work
that the girls put forth. I was pleased
in the team effort in which the players
and parents did. In the twenty years
that I've coached this was one of the
best disciplined teams that I have
ever coached. After we played
Alberta both referees came over and
stated that the Oregon team was
deserving of the sportsmanship award
because of the way the girls conducted
themselves on the court." Smith
concluded "I hope the Warm Springs
community gets more team invovled
at the next Indigenous Games, like in
Chief Spirits Co-Ed All
Indian softball
tournament, which was
set for August 30-31, has
been canceled until furth
notice
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Photo of youth at the Junior Golf tournament
The KahNeeTa Resort Junior golf
tournament held Tuesday, August 26,
drew 23 local young golfers.
Kahneeta golf Pro Joe Rauschenburg
stated, "We have not had a junior
golf club for about 1 4 years now. We
started out with 15-17 kids and the
most we had was 3 1 ."
The tournament had three differant
age groups, nine & under, 10-12 and
13 and up.
Here are the final results of the
one day tourney:
Age nine & under
1st place tie at (37) Rodney
Katchia and Albert Adams-9 holes
Jr. tees. Putting Course Jose Alvarez,
1 st, won playoff with Albert Adams
who placed 2nd. Chipping contest
Jose Alvarez. Chapman putting with
parent or adult-Jose Alvarez and Jose
Alvarez Sr. Long drive-Rodney
Katchia.
Age 10-12
Jordan Stacona made a sweep of
all the events in this age group. The
Putting, Chipping, Chapman putting
with parent, Willie Stacona, and the
Long drive.
Age 1 3 & over
1st place winner was Derrick
Morris with a score of 45. Jeff Wilson
was right behind Morris with a score
of 47 to earn 2nd place.
Putting course winner-Morris.
Ray Anderson won the Chipping
contest. Morris and Waylon Hyatt,
granddad, won the Chapman putting
contest. The Long drive was won by
Rodney Estimo.
Other participants and winners
were: Tommy Alvarez, Owen
Danzuka, Brandon Thompson,
Ashley and Hazen Davis, Alfred
Estimo Jr., Rodney Adams, Sam
Spino, George Boise, Sheldon
Leonard, Mike Blake, Rodney
Estimo, JP Debiaso and Justin
Queahpama.
Instructors were: Shauna
Quachpama, Al Estimo and Joe
Ruaschenburg.
Parents and helpers were as
follows: Cecil Seyler, Biff Johnson, :
Jose Alvarez Sr., Karson & Dave '
Elkins. Verna Conners, Andy
Leonard, Willie Stacona(the cook).
A special thank you to Oregon Beef
Company & Coca Cola for funding
Albert Adams teeing off at 1st
hole
The Museum At Warm Springs
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Saturday, September 27, 1997
4 Man Scramble
9 AM Shotgun Start
Entry Fee: $45 per player (includes Green Fees)
Entry Deadline: September 26, 1997
Foursomes or individuals can sign-up and be paired off.
Golf Carts are not included in the Entry Fee
but can be reserved by calling
The Kah-Nee-Ta Pro Shop at (541) 553-1 112, cost $26.00,
Joe Rauschenburg PGA Pro Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Club.
All proceeds will go to the Maintenance Reserve Fund for
The Museum's Maintenance Department.
For more information call or write: Willie Stacona, Mary McClung
or Leana Blueback, The Museum At Warm Springs,
PO Box C, Warm Springs, OR 97761
Phone: (541) 553-3331
FAX: f5411 553-3338
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