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March to Mazatlan began March 1
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Heather Klos makina a iumD shot as team mates from Ipft to rinht Mario kniama c,Tk
CeCe Polk are under the basket for a possible rebound while Jill Noe 12, Krissa Limb 32 ,
Mariette Boyce 40, and Laura Warren 22, of Wilsonville are on defense. Wilsonville went on to win
the game and the No. 2, seed from the Tri-Valley League for the state play-off.
Wilsonville Defeats Buffs for No. 2 Seed
March to Mazatlan began March
1, 1999 at the Warm Springs
Community Wellness Center.
The March to Mazatlan is an
individual Fitness Challenge founded
by the late Joey Ortiz. Ortiz was a
Wellness Coordinator at the
Community Wellness Center. This
year the challenge is in his memory.
The challenge was designed to
encourage and inspire individuals to
participate in the Recreation
Department's exercise programs that
are offered to the community.
Rules: All participants will be
required to monitor their own time.
There will be a name chart located in
the aerobics room where you'll be
able to claim three activities a day.
These activities include: senior
diabetic exercise, noon and evening
aerobic classes, noon and evening
basketball throughout the week, noon
volleyball, water aerobics, circuit
training, all activities offered
throughout the Community Wellness
Recreation Dept.
No outside or individual activities
will be allowed.
Prizes will be awarded to the three
overall winners
1st place-Nike Warm-up
2nd place-Nike athletic shoes
3rd place-CD disc player
(sponsored by Bo Ortiz, Esmadc
Made and Lovie Ike)
For more information, please call
Lovie Ike at the Recreation
Department, 553-32433244.
Participants at press time:
Ruth Tewec, Lucy Suppah, Lcffert
Miller, Tammy Wells, Austin
Greene, Jancll Smith, Jerry
Hendrickson, Michcle Stacona,
Laura Sahmc, Talya Holliday, Mary
Stewart, Lcona Ike, Karla Tias,
Holly Anna Spino, Robert Redden,
Becky Aguilar, Nitanna Knouf,
Renee Silversmith, Staccy Lawrence,
Annie Howtopat, Mackie Bcgay, Bo
Ortiz (Sponsor, Honorary Member),
Esmade Made (Sponsor, Honorary
Member), Irwina Mitchell, Glen
"Batman" Smith, EarleneTufti, Tom
Adams, Josephine Johnson, Nancy
Begay, Angie Spino, Birney Boise,
Michael Marcottc, Jessie Esquiro,
Zach Dclncro, Lena Ike, James
Greene, Shcylene Black, Francis
Hunt, Thclma Coburn, Maria Lopez,
Selena Boise.
Spring Aerobic Exercise schedule
Monday DiabeticSenior, 8:30 a.m.
Noon Step-Aerobic
Low Impact 6-7 p.m.
Tuesday Noon CircuitWeight Training
Low Impact 6-7 p.m.
Wednesday DiabeticSenior Water Aerobics at KNT
Bus departure time 8:30 a.m.
Noon Step-Aerobics
Low Impact 6-7 p.m.
Thursday Noon CircuitWeight training
Friday SeniorDiabetic, 8:30 a.m.
Noon Step-Aerobics
The game between the wildcats of
Wilsonville and the White Buffaloes
of Madras girls basketball for seeding
from the Tri-Valley league, where
the Buffs came up a little short losing
47-35, on February 26, 1999.
The Madras girls gave it a real
battle for three quarters and were
always with-in reach to take the lead,
but faltered in the final minutes of the
final quarter. They were just two
points away from the lead with just a
few minutes to the end of the game
but were unable to get things going
and the wildcats won the game at the
foul line as Jill Noe was 5 of 6 at the
foul line and Sara Arzie was 3 of 4
also at the free throw line which made
the big difference in the scorings as
the final buzzer sounded.,
Marie Kalama did manage to pop
in a three pointer in the final stanza,
but what the Buffs needed was more
of those three pointers at that time.
CeCe Polk was held to five points as
compared to her 26 points just a few
nights before when the Buffs knocked
out the Valley Catholic lady Valliants
from further play. CeCe did manage
to drop one three pointer early in the
game but after that they stuck to her
like flies on a paper to keep her from
unloading the big bombs.
Marie Kalama led the Buff attack
with 12 points. She managed to get
two three point goals in the game.
Deece Suppah played an
outstanding game on defense and
getting rebounds as she was busy all
over the floor all evening long. No
matter where the ball popped up and
the whistle blew Deece was usually
around and had something to do with
tying up the opponent for a jump ball.
Heather Klos was another one who
had a great game on defense although
she didn't score as much but did have
a real good defensive game. Melanie
Smith the small guard kept the
pressure on the defensive unit with
her quickness but she did foul out late
in the game.
Nicole Main came in off the bench
and made a good showing for her self
mainly on the defensive side and ball
handling for the Buffs. The freshmen
girl did manage to get three of four at
the foul line and will be back next
year. Blanch Mitchell who alternated
with Smith done a good job while
she played although she didn't score
she made her mark on defense and
was called for three fouls. Reina
Estimo played her share of the game
but the Wild Cats had the Buffs
number and held off a determined
Buff team to win 47-35.
The No. 3, seed of the Tri-Valley
(Madras) will travel to play the No.2
seed of the Capitol league (Central)
on their home floor, March 6, 1999.
Scoring for the Buffs: Marie
Kalama 12, Deece Suppah 9, CeCe
Polk 5, Melanie Smith 3, Heather
Klos 3, and Nicole Main 3, Blanch
Mitchell, Reina Estimo.
For Wilsonville: Jill Noe 19, Erin
Sharp 12, Sara Arzie 6, Marrette
Boyce 6, Kristy Meyers 2, Laura
Warren 12, Rustuin 1.
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Central Panthers End Season for the Buffs
Panthers enter state play-offs at OSU Gill Colisiem
"As I seen it"
The Central Panthers put a No, no, to
state for the Buffs as they held off the
Buffs for a 54-49 win eliminating the
Buffs from further play for the year.
It appeared the Buffs might wrap this
game up early as they led through out the
game until the final minutes to play of the
game where the Panthers forged ahead
and to never look back to get the win. In
the first half the defensive play of Heather
Klos held Central outstanding all league
player Mandie Little to a mere three
points. Little known for her explosions in
scoring was un-able to shake loose from
Klos.
The Buffets held the lead after one
quarter 1-6 and again out scoring Central
1 1-9 in the second quarter to lead 21-15
at the half time break.
In the third quarter the Panthers came
out storming with determination to out
score the Buff gals 20-1 8 and cut into the
B uff lead as their top player started to get
free and do some scoring.
In the final quarter Little was able to
score 9 points to help the Panthers out
score the Buffs 19-10, and to take the
lead away to wrap up the bit for a state
play-off for the Buffs and also the ending
of a real good season for the Madras
White Buffalo girls.
During the game the Buffs were
whistled 18 times for fouls to 13 for the
Panthers, several judgment calls over
looked in the game that could have made
a big difference.
During the second half Mandie Little
managed to score 13 points after being
held to just three in the first half and
emerged their high scorer with 1 6 points.
Deece Suppah and CeCe Polk each
scored 13 points apiece to lead the Buff
attack.
Scoring for the Buffs: Suppah 13,
Polk 13, Reina Estimo 7, Heather Klos
6, Nicole Main 5, Marie Kalama 4,
Blanch Mitchell 1.
Central Panthers: Mandie Little 16,
Aimee Johnson 12, Velen Pena 11,
Mandy Piper 5, Annie Fuller 4, Sybil
Pfaff 4, Joclyn Branske 2.
The Panthers go on to state and for
the Buffs 'The End."
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Participants in the March to Mazatlan exercise to Step-Aerobics to add points to their score.
N.I.A.A. 6ft under Nationals to be held in
Warm Springs in first week-end of April
The National Indian Activities
Association has awarded the Warm
Springs Athletic Association
(Oregon) the bid for the 1999
Championships to be held at Jefferson
County Middle SchoolMadras and
the Warm Springs Community Center
on April 1,2,3, and 4, this will be a 24
team double elimination. Entry fee is
$325.00, payable by bank draft or
money order to Warm Springs
Athletic Association no later than
March 26, 1999.
Awards include Championship
Leather Sleeve Jackets, Runner up
Jackets, Third place hooded sweaters,
Fourth place crew necks, 5th & 6th
place awards. Sportsmanship award,
Most Valuable Player award, 12 All
Star awards, and Mr. Hustle award.
For more information contact:
Austin Greene, Tournament Director
at (541) 553-1953 home or (541)
553-3243 message. You may also
contact Satch Miller, President Warm
Springs Athletic Association at (54 1 )
553-1227 home or (541) 553-3601
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44th Annual All-Indian National Basketball
Tournament of Champions, Wapato,WA
March 24, 25, 26 & 27, 1999
Game . S
Thur. 13 Noon
Winner- 1 i
Game 7
Nespelcm, WA Itiur. 3:00 pm
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Warm Springs, OR
Lexer- 2
Game 2
Wed.
2:30 pra
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Game It
Fri. I KB pm
WinM- 7
Game 13
Fri. 6:45 pm
Winner- II
Winner - 2
Game 8
Game 15
Sat. 1 JO pm
AHee, MT Thur. 6.00 pm
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Warn- 6
Lews- 3
Game 6
Thar I JO pm
Game 3
Wed.
7.00 pat
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Game 9
Harlem, MT Thur. 730 pal
Ckiloquin, OR
Winner- 13
Game 18
Sat. 8O0 pm
Game 16 1 1
SaL 3:00 pm Lo"r" CHAMPIONS
Winner- It
Game 17
4TH PLACE Sat. 6.00 pm 3RD PLACE
Wan- U Winner- 17
Low- 14 RUNNER-UP
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Ssnta Clarm. CA
Game 4
Wed.
130 p Wenor- 4
Game 10
Laser- 9
Game 12 1
Fri 2 JO pm Wan-12
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Fort Hal, ID Thar. 9:00 pnf
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1 si Alternate: FVncSeton, OR
2nd Alternate: Weflpnrt, WA
Rough Stock School held in Tygh Ridge
The Rough Stock School will be
held on April 30, May 1 & 2, 1999. It
will take place at Tygh Ridge arena,
Dufar, OR (south of the Dalles on
Highway 197).
In attendance for the Broncs will
be J.L. Schaffer who is the Columbia
River Circuit Champ and Rookie of
the Year. For the Bulls is Guy Bob
Waite who brings over 12 years of
experience with him. Bullfighters will
be instructed Dan Newman who
participated in C.R.C. Finals in 96 &
97. Bareback riders will get the chance
to be entertained by John Hammack,
who has over 25 years experience and
is a 5 time O.R.A. Champion.
The school is only taking a limited
number of students. The cost is
$225.00 and worth every "Buck".
For more information and entry
forms call (541)473-23421.
Brought to you by: Masterson &
Filbin Rodeo Companies
Umpire clinic to be held on March 20
The Jefferson County Little League
is offering an Umpire Clinic for anyone
interested in learning more about
umpiring in little league. Whether
you ' ve been an umpire for ten years or
just starting, you will find this clinic
worth your while.
The umpire clinic is being
instructed by Dave Cunningham who
is District 5 DA, and an umpire
consultant with 20 years experience.
The clinic will be on March 20,
1999, at the Jefferson County
Fairgrounds. Class room instruction
in fairgrounds kitchen and field
mechanics on fairgrounds field 1.
Time is set at 9:30-3:00dcpcnding
on the need and interest of
participants. Be prepared to stay until
3:00.
There is no cost for the clinic and
lunch will be provided.
For more information call Bill
Nyra 475-6917. Please RSVP by
March 16.
Community Center Spring scheduie
Here is the Spring exercise
schedule for the Warm Springs
Community Wellness Center:
Monday Diabetic Senior 8:30
a.m. Noon Step Aerobics Low
Impact 6-7P.M.
Tuesday Noon Circuit Weight
Training Low Impact 6-7p.m.
Wednesday Diabetic Senior
Water Aerobics Kah-Nee-Ta Bus
Departure time 8:30a.m. Community
Center. Noon Step Aerobics Low
Impact 6-7p.m.
Thursday Noon Circuity' Weight
Training
Friday Senior Diabetic 8:30a.m.
Noon Step Aerobics
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