10 January 11,2001
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo Sports
States 3A 2000-2001 Leagues and Final Standings
COWAPA - DIST.1
Astoria" fl -1 21-6
Scappoose 10- 2 20-6
St. Helens 9-3 16-9
Seaside 7- 6 11-12
Rainer 3-10 3-18
Clatskonie 2-10 . 5-16
Bonks 1-11 2-19
FARWEST - DIST. 3
Siuslaw
Reedspoit
Coquille
Myrrie Point
South Umpqua .
Brookings
Brandon
Douglas
,10'
...9'
,..9
.8
,..7
'..6
...4
8
10
,.3 -11
TRI-VALLEY - DIST. 2
VAL-CO - DIST. 4
la Salle
Madras
Wilsonville
Sherwood
Valley Catholic,
The Dalles
Estacoda
.11'
...9'
...6-...3'
1
3
5
6
6
9
..0-12
23- 5
22- 7
15- 9
19-12
14-10
9-15
2-20
Philomath-,
Tillamook
Newport
Toledo
Yamhill-Carlton.
Taft
Waldport
.11
...8
...8
...7
...6
..2-10
..0-12
15- 11
16- 11
15-10
13-10
8- 15
12-11
9- 15
5-19
23- 3
17-10
17- 6
11-10
13- 8
4-18
0-21
SKY-EM - DIST. 5
Pieasantlill..... 15- 1
Junction City 13- 3
Creswell 13- 3
Cottage Grove 8- 8
Marist 7- 9
Sutherlin... 7- 9
5-11
3-13
1-15
Elmira ...
La Pine.,
26- 2
23- 6
25- 5
12- 14
10-16
13- 13
7-16
6-18
3-21
CREATER OREGON -DIST.
7
Vale
Grant Union .
Umatilla
Mcloughlin ..
Baker
Ontario
Riverside
Burns
.13-.10-...7-...7-...6-...6
...4-
..0-13
18- 7
16 t 9
11-10
14- 8
10- 11
6-11
11- 11
0-18
SKYLINE - DIST. 6
CAPITAL - DIST. 8
Henley
Mozama....
North Valley...
Hidden Valley.
Illinois Valley..
lakeview
Phoenix
.12-.11-...9'
....9-
Que
,.2-12
,.2-12
,.2-12
22-8
13- 8
15-10
14- 9
13- 8
4-14
. 6-16
4-20
Sweet Home 11-3 19-8
North Marion 10-4 14-11
Stayton ...10- 4 14-11
Molallo 8-6 16-11
Central 7-7 9-15
Cascade 5- 9 7-16
Sisters 3-11 6-18
Woodbum 2-12 4-20
Boys & Girls Club of Central Oregon
The Warm Springs Branch
will be meeting about the
Powwow Club
January 1 7, 2001 , 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
in the Education Room
refreshments will be served
For more information call (541) 553-2284,
ask for Mona Anderson or Marena Florez.
Madras White Buffalos Top Sherwood in
Leaague Opener 61-47
i o points vanu was reai
l it t:
The Madras White Buf
falo boys basketball
team came home with a
big "W", as they traveled
tough on5 rebounding,
also making many steals
and assists for the night.
Colter Barnes had one of
to Sherwood to tangle his best nights in scoring
with the Bowmen. as he poured in 1 7 points
The Buffs were led by for the "Buffs. Chasnan
Jacoby Ellsbury with his Walker added 1 4 points
for the winners. . T
Scoring: Madras;
Ellsbury 18, Colter Barns
17, Chasan Walker 14,
Floyd Frank 6, Wells 2,
Easterling 2, J, Barnes,
Conway. . . .
Sherwood: Pakken 16,
Bridza 11, Pascua 10,
Calling all screaming fans
White Buffalo
In Basketball
The Madras girls bas
ketball league opener
was much of a breeze as
they posted a 7 1 -46, win
ovet the Sherwood lady
Bowmen, on Tuesday
night here in the Buff aloe
floor, January 9, 01.
The first minutes of the
game were a little ragged
but once the Buff girls
got going there was no
stopping them. They
played theri game and
kept Sherwood Boxed all
evening long.
Tiffanie Sperry had a
real good night leading
the charge scoring 22
points and had a good
defensive game. At the
end of the first quarter
the Buffs were ahead
15-11.
A good team effort and
good ball handling found
Girls Run Past Sherwood J
LeaqueODener 71-46
tn'd"Sp?npiar'&ahn perFf Yhefe',- 'everyf
easy two points.The Buff where a Sperry,..as she?
press had its effect on turned in one of her best
the Lady Bowmen, which performances. ' i
made them rush a lot of The Buffs were with out
their shots and the Buffs the services of Tasha
were right there for the Wilson who was ill, who
rebound. As the half time really turns in a good
came the Buff gals were game when she is fine, i
out front 34-22. The Scoring: Sherwood:'
For the Sherwood girls Gillespie 23, Lieth 11,;
kim Leith had, a.gopd Byrum 9, Stinton 3i
night at the three point Johnson, Berry,
range. She drilled three, Wetmore, Backman,
three pointers for the Dehaze, Marshall,
game. Another standout Madras: Sperry 22, Polk
for the Sherwood girls 1 1, Main 10; Hawes 10,
was Kasie Gillespie, as Carroll 9, McFarland 5,
(NAPS)-With tickets in hand and
faces and bodies decorated in team
colors, they show up every Saturday
hours before kickoff. Their throat
threatening passion can carry a team
to victory while their jolting jeers can
crush the spirit of the competition.
They are ever-loyal, always loud,
college football fans and they've been
unappreciated and unrecognized for
far too long.
Well, HALLS" cough
suppressants has finally given college
football fans who live life loudly the
recognition they deserve! The
"Screaming Fans HALLS of Fame"
exhibit-in honor of the nation's most
colorful and vocally expressive fans
is, on display .at the College football'
HairofTame'
through March 2001.
' While HALLS-the ultimate sore
throat soother-is celebrating the pas
sion football fans across the country
share for their home teams, it's also
recognizing the diverse "fan styles"
that make the stands so exciting. What
kind of fan are you? Just take a look
below:
The Fortuneteller Fan: The fan
who thinks she knows what the next
play will bc.every time
The Road Trip Fan: The fan
who hasn't missed a game, home or
away, for as long as anyone can re
member The Daredevil Fan: The visit
ing fan who sits in the home team's
student section ,
The Overly Sensitive Fan: The
fan who cries, at eyerytfnng, good or
bad
The "Down In Front" Fan: The
fan who remains standing while ev
. eryone else is sitting down
The Bad Timing Fan: The fan
who yells at all the wrong times
The Cheerleader Fan: Pom
pons or not, the fan who takes the lib-
cheer , - , ,.
The "Painted Body" Fan: The
fan who stands shirtless, shameless
and painted in search of television
cameras
The Critical Fan: The fan who's
convinced the "ref needs glasses"
The Know-It-AH Fan: The fan
who spouts statistics throughout the
entire game
The Superstitious Fan: Same
shirt, same hat, same jeans, same seat-
enough said
AND...
HALLS Screaming Fan: Any
of the above can-and usually do
qualify...a vocally expressive fan who
purrs with passion, explodes with
excitement and demonstrates high
volume enthusiasm. .
For more information regarding
the Screaming Fans HALLS pf Fame
exhibit, please contact the College
Football Hall of Fame at 219-235-5717.
she out scored all for the
night with 23 points.
Tiffanie Sperry scored
22 points leading the
Dunn 2, Clements 2,
Sweeney, Mitchell.
The Buff girls will travel
to face the Estacada
Buffs on an outstanding Rangers on Friday night
game as she played a and keep their winning
real tough game. It was ways going,
like, a Sperry here, a
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O Trollies Presented To: O
Champions,
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
Saturday Swimming Lessons
Red Cross certified instructors
January 6, 13,20,27,2001
Classes offered at 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
$30 per child
Learn to swim class-5 years and older
Minimum of six children per lesson.
Maximum of 1 0 per lesson
Space is limited. Call to make reservation or for more informa
tion, 553-1 1 12 ext. 3453, or ext. 3458
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g 2nd, and
PLUS?
g 3rdplac
e teams
Scoring Champion
g Most Valuable Player
2 Chairman of The Boards
gAII-StarTeam(5)
Tournament Dates:
January 20th & 21st
February 17th & 18th
March 17th & 18th
Entry Deadline:
January 12th
February 9th
March 9th
To Participate:
All players and coaches must submit their birth date and social security
number for a mandatory police check prior to the tournament. No blue
denim clothing allowed in the institution. No tobacco products are
permitted in the institution. Total roster limit is 15, including coaches. No
items are to be given to inmates. Equipment allowed: Warm-up suits,
knee braces, wraps, basketball shoes, equipment bag.
To Enter All entries must be in the form of a money order, certified check, or company check.
Make all funds payable to: Department of Corrections - Athletic Club 95 1 05. Entry fee must be mailed to:
Oregon Department of Corrections, Oregon State Penitentiary Athletic Club, CO Carl Hadlock, 2605 State
Street, Salem, Or. 973 10 To register:
Please Call Carl Hadlock, Recreation Supervisor
Ph; (503) 373-1834 Fax: (503) 373-1008