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Terry Luther, named "Exerciser of the Month"
Estacada Tops Buffs 38-35
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Above, Terry Luther plays basketball during lunch hour at the Health
and Wellness Center. , .
Congratulations to Terry Luther, r Terry Luther has been employed with
you have been selected as "Exerciser the Natural Resources Branch, Fish
of the Month," by the Community & Wildlife Department for the past
Wellness Center of Warm Springs. 23-years.
White Buffalos Breeze Past
Estacada Rangers 67-52
For exercise, Terry plays Basket
ball, works out on a stationary bike,
and works out with a weight machine
2-4 times per week.
Terry has been exercising for the
past IS years, 1-2 hours 7 days a
week. What motivated him to exer
cise and to keep exercising, is his
knee problem.
"I had surgery on both my knees
and need to keep my legs built up, or
my knees will hurt. I also enjoy ex
ercising because it reduces stress and
keeps me in shape," said Terry.
What are your stumbling blocks
that get you away from working out,
and how do you work past them to
keep working out? Was one of the
questions asked by the Community
Wellness Center.
"I often exercise during my lunch
hour," says Terry. "Noon meetings,
or out of town travel, are often
problems. I try to workout at home or
in weight rooms at motels if I'm out
of town," said Terry.
"My goals are simple, to stay fit
so I can enjoy better health, and less
stress. My encouraging words for
others is. Try .to make exercising a
priority and stick with it. It only
takes a few missed days before one
begins loosing the muscle tone you'
have worked hard to acquire," said
Terry. ,.
The Lady Rangers of Estacada,
Oregon, came to town to meet the
host Madras Girl White Buffaloes,
and went home with a big win after
trailing through out the game.
The White Buffets led at the end
of the first quarter by the score of
14-8, and held on to out score the
Ranger gals and hold a 21-16, lead
at the intermission. In the second
half the Buffets couldn't get going
and at the end of three quarters the
Buffs held a one point lead at 24-23,
as the Rangers seem to come alive
and done some hustling with trap
plays causing turnovers on the
Buffs..
The Buffs missed a lot of shots
during the second half, shots that
usually fall through but didn't and
the Rangers slowly crept up on the
Buffs. The Buffs were leading with
just under a couple of minutes to
play in the final quarter but turn
overs on the Buffs were costly, and
the Ranges made good use of the
fast breaks.
Nicole Main and Tiffanie Sperry
were high score's for the lady Buffs
each having 1 2 points apiece. Nicole
had four field goals and she was
four for four at the charity stripe.
Tiffanie had three field goals and
she was six out of nine at the foul
line for her 12 points.
With the limited scoring for the
Buffs the whole team played a great
game but it just went to the other
team in the closing minutes of the
game.
Amy Carroll, fouled out of the
game late in the final quarter which
was a big blow the buff defense.
Carroll left the game after contrib
uting 8 points for the Buffs.. The
Buffs were II out of 17 from the
foul line for the night, and there
were no three pointers scored by
either team for the night.
SomerErickson was high scorer
for the Rangers with 1 3, as she had
five field goals and she was three of
eight at the foul line. The Ranges
were eight out of 16 from the foul
line for the night. The Rangers were
called forsixteen fouls and theBuffs
were called for 14 fouls for the
night.
Scoring for the night:
Madras: Nicole Main 12,
Tiffanie Sperry 12, Amy Carroll 8,
and Erin Dunn 3, Melanie Smith,.
Tosha Wilson, Reina Estimo, An
drea Kari, Anna Brunoe,
Estacada: Somer Erickson 13,
Jamie Carey 10 Kasie Elliot 4,
Ashlee Fortune 4, Molly Mull 3,
Kim Premore 2
The next game for the lady Buffs,
they will travel to LaSalle on Fri
day, Feb. 11,00.
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Chief Spirits
Boys and Girls
13 A under
All Indian Basketball J
Tourney m
April 14-16, 2000-"!
$90.00 entry fee 'j
1st -4th Place trophies'.
Ten All Star trophies ,,j
One Inspirational Player
Trophy
Sportsmanship Award
Exhibition games for 6';
years A under Co-Ed j '1'
Make check or money ih
orders payable to:
Reva Johnson
P.O. Box 1449
Warm Springs, OR 97761a,
Call: (541) 553-9087 or
(541)553-2559
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The Madras White Buffalo's
traveled to Estacada and breezed
by the Ranges 67-52, in Tri-Val-ley
league action, Tuesday night
Feb. 8, 00.
The Buffs were in no real
trouble through the game leading
after each period, 1 5-8 at the end
of one and 39-2 1 at the intermis
sion point.
Jacoby Ellsbury had the hot
hand in the game hitting a total of
17 points to lead the Buff attack,
while Fulton of Estacada was
high on their team with 18. The
Buffs led at the end of each pe
riod, at the end of the third quar
ter it was 1 3 for the Buffs and 1 2
for Estacada, but the Buffs had
built up a large lead and the Rang
ers were never in any position to
overtake, the high flying
Buffalo's.
The Scoring: Madras Ellsbury
17,Jaca 16,Moschettil3,Walker
8, McCabe 4, Mora 3, Barnes 3,
' Christensen2kbse.l. ,
EstjicadaV; Fulton -,'-18
., Brinknam 1 1 , Libby 9f CyMeara
6, Baggs 6, Cliff 2, Gibler,
Lougheed.
The show down for the Tri
Valley league is on Friday night
as the LaSalle Falcons come to
Madras for a league game as they
now lead the league with 7-0,
record while the Buffs have a 7
1 record.
This could be a pretty good
game and maybe the game of the ,
season, as the Buffs will match
wits with the Falcons. Friday
night in the Buffalo Dome at
7:30 p.m.
Buffalos Squeek By Valley
By Catholic 50-48
"As I See's Um."
The Valley Catholic Valiants
came to town and gave the Buffs a
hand full of basketball. The game
' tbuld have lone either way but at
the end the Buffs pulled this one out swish.
several times and when he did it
was a sure basket. Gram a 5.10 sr.
was deadly and almost all his shots
were hitting the net only, with a
50-48.
Valley Catholic's Erin Gram was
high scorer for the night with a total
of 30 points. Gram hit six three1
pointers and six two pointers for the
night to keep the game well in hand
for the Valiants. They led at the end
The season is well under way
now and the play-offs are just around
the comer, and hopefully the Buffs
will be right in the thick of things
and a trip to the State Tournament.
The only set back the Buffs suf
fered was to the LaSalle Falcons on
of the first quarter 16-12, and at the" their home floor. The game could
Community Wellness Center
weekend schedule
February '
18-19: Columbia River Chinooks 14 & 1 1 & under Hoop Tourney, Contact
person: Melvin Tewee :':
19th: Youth Semi-formal dance in the social hall, Contact person: Anita
. Davis 1
19th: Rez 10K, 5K, 1.0 mile fun run-Admin. Bldg, Contact person: Andy
Leonard '
25-27: Cougars 8th Grade5th Grade Co-ed Basketball Tourney, Contact
person: Austin Greene , i
March i
3-5: WS All Indian Men's 6 Ft. & Under Basketball Tourney, Contact
person: Shawn Henry
18th: C.H.E.T. Family Event Day-Fun Run, Remote Car Races & Depart
ment Chili Cook off, Contact persons: Carol Wewa & Carol Allison
23-26: C.H.E.T. Youth Formal Mini-WorkshopsDance, Contact person:
Anita Davis -, - . ,. . , .
31-April 2: 8th Annual Cougars High School Boys Basketball Tourney,
Contact person: Austin Greene
ApriL
14-16: Chief Spirits Youth Basketball Tourney, Contact person: Reva
Johnson , . "
15th: Kah-Nee-Ta Mini-Marathor) 14.5 rtyle, 10K, 3 & 1 Miler, Contact
person: Andrew Smith - : :
29th: Road Warriors Biathlon-BikingRunnjng event, Contact person: Andy
Leonard ' r , e
May ' '
6th: 12 Annual Reservation Relay (58.0 mile x 5 person teams), Contact
person: Austin Greene
13th: Litefoot in Concert (tentative), Contact person: Andy Leonard
Rez Run 2000 s& for February 19
Registration will begin at 10:00
a.m. and all races will begin at 1 1:00
a.m. PTc-rcgislration cost is $12.00,
day of race cost is $15.00.
Scheduled arc a 10k course and u
5k coui-sc. 1 Ok course is out and buck
on pavement with rolling hills, and
three water stations. 5k course is out
and back w ith I w alcr station at turn
around point.
There w ill be male and female di
isions 13 & under, 14-18 jcars. 19
29 cars, 30-39 rears, 40-49 years,
50 & over.
Awards will be gncn to ocrall
inncrs in each age di ision. T-shitts
w ill be axailablc lo eac h participant.
Make checks and money oidcrs
puvablc to CWC-REC, P.O. Box C,
Warm Springs, OR977Sl.
Registrant m forms are a ailublc at
the Communil) Wellness Renter.
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end of the first half the score was
tied at 23 apiece ,
Jake Jaca was the man of the
night for the Buffalos and he seemed
to be in the right place at the right
time to score a total of 19 points for
the winners. '
But the show belonged to Gram
of Estacada who scored the major-;
ity of points for the Ranges. The'
Buffs couldn't leave him open for a
moment, or he would score on them.
Gram seemed to get himself open
become very interesting when the
Falcons come to the Buffalo terri
tory. In the game with Valley Catho
lic Jaca was the leading scorer for
the Buffs with 1 9, Travis Moschetti
added 9, Jorge Mora 6, Chasan
Walker 5, KellerChristensen 5, Jay
McCabe 4. Jacoby Ellsbury 2. Col
ter Barnes.
Estacada: Erin Gram 30, Joe
VanDomelen 8, Kosti Efstathiou 4,
Tom O'Brien 2 and Brian Gram 2.
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Stay In School
Columbia River "Us-Wun's" 15 & under (boys)
'plus
Columbia River "Redwolfs" 11 & under (boys) '
February 18, 19, 20, 2000
Warm Springs Community Center '
Team Entrance fee;,$15Q per age Jbracket ,
Championship jackets; Runner up Hooded Sweatshirts;
3rd place-Crew Sweatshirts; 4th place-1 ee-shirts;
Sportsmanship Award; All Stars; MVP Coat;
Coach Tourney Award;
Mr. Hustle Hooded Sweatshirt; Tournament High
Scorer Hooded Sweatshirt
3 point Champion Award (one award).
For more information contact:
Melvin A. Tewee, Sr, (541) 553-1675
Geave message on answering machine).
3 point shoot-out will be on Saturday evening.
All Indian Hoop Tourney, Men's 6 ft. & Under
March 3-5, 2000
. Warm Springs Community Wellness Center
Warm Springs, Oregon
8 man roster limit
1st thru 4th Place Awards, All Stars, & MVP
Entry fee: $250 (Money orders only)
Team holding fee: $100 (non refundable, due by
February 18, NO Exceptions)
Send money orders to: Shawn Harry, PO Box 597,
Warm Springs, OR 97761
For more information call Shawn at (541) 553-1547
- after 5:00 p.m. or leave a message.
Not responsible for any accidents injury or theft.
The Warm Springs Community
Wellness Cenlcr-Reciciition Depart
ment iscorJulh in iling you lo par
ticipate in the 2(K Re Run held on
February 19 at the Tribal Adminis
tration building.
Aaron T. Kalama Memorial Basketball Tournament
40 and over
March 24-26, 2000-Nisqually, Washington
, On January 1, 2000, the Daily Olympian, Olympia, Washington,
published the High School Athletes of the Century for the local
schools in the area and Aaron Kalama was named the Athlete of
the Century for Yelm High School, Yelm, Washington. The family
is having this tournament to commemorate this honor.
Awards given to 1st to 5th place winners, All Stars, MVP, Mr.
Hustle, Most 3 points, Most Inspirational.
. , Entry fee is $300 if paid by February 29, 2000
$325 if paid after February 29, 2000
The deadline for receipt of entry fee is March 17, 2000
For more information contact Carmen Kalama at (360) 426-3990
ext. 214 (day), (360) 455-5136 (evening); or Lorna Kalama at
(360) 438-1181 ext. 327 (day), (360) 491-6724 (evening)
No collect calls, money orders and cash only
Jefferson County
Little League Sign-up
When: February 10th Thursday
from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Where: Westside Elementary
Cafeteria
Who: All baseball & Softball
players ages 8 years to 16
years
Cost: 8 yrs thru 1 2 yrs $1 5; 1 3
yrs thru 1 6 yrs $30; Family of 3 or
more in same household $30.
There will be a Warm Springs
Little League Board meeting on
February 24th at the Warm Springs
Community Wellness Center at 6 p.m.
And would like to announce a public
meeting regarding Little League on
February 28th in the social hall, in
attendance will be the Jefferson
County Little League President, Jim
Struck. Any questions call the
Community Wellness Center at 553-3243.
Nespclcm All Indian 40
Basketball Tournament
February 26-27, 2000
Nespelem Community
Center, Nespelem, WA
Entry fee, $150 (due by
February 12, 2000), cash
or money order only!
Awards give to 1st
through 4th places
For more information call
Larry Jordan at (509)
634-2238, Ken Bourgeau
(509) 633-3622. Send
entry fee to Larry Jor
dan, P.O. Box 234, Coulee
Dam, WA 99116.