Spilyqy Tyvnoo, Wqrm Springs, Oregon November 29, 2001
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Basketball
By Orlando Doney
Spilyny Sl,ijf
After finishing last year at the state
3A tournament in Corvallis, the boys'
team lost some valuable players to
graduation. Which does not mean
that they will be starting over from
scratch. You can go as far to say that
they will be reloading.
This year's campaign began at
home on Nov. 27 as they opened the
season against the 4A Intcrmountain
Conference member Crook County
Cowboys.
After playing against each other in
practice, it was finally time to play
someone else. Crook County came
to Madras looking to improve on last
season's record. Madras was ready to
play against a 4A team, and to lay
claim for bragging rights for the
northern part of Central Oregon.
It was a high scoring game, with
neither team able to pull away. For
those who attended, they were treated
to a classic that ended in overtime.
Girls basketball team faces tough schedule
When we last saw the Madras
White Buffalo Girls Varsity Basket
ball team, they were receiving the sec
ond place trophy at Gill Coliseum in
Corvallis for the state 3A tourna
ment. This year's edition of the team will
again play for a berth in the state tour
nament. The team lost some players
to graduation, but they have some
capable players making the transition
from JV to Varsity to help fill the
void. The trail to return runs through
Tri-Valley league rival and defending
state and conference champion
Wilsonville. The girls have a formi
dable schedule to help them prepare
for league action.
Wrestling season begins this week
A winter sporting activity that
gets little press is wrestling.
The mat season begins on No
vember 30 in LaPine. There is a four
way varsity match that begins at 4
p.m.
On December. 5, Intermountain
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We are proud of you. LoVe) Mom, Dad, Moe,
Happy 8,h birthday, Novem- Sunshine.
Birthday
wishes
tournament
Madras won 76-74, and now focuses
on keeping the championship trophy
home in the McKcnzie Memorial
Tournament.
In the first game played at Madras
High, theJV team was introduced to
playing on the next level of competi
tion. The Cowboys gave them a les
son on what to expect. F.asily win
ning 69-37. While the freshmen team
won at the Middle School.
Tonight, the freshman and JV
teams will play the Outlaws, in Sis
ters. Game time will be freshmen at
4pm and the JV team plays at 5:45.
All games will start at 5:45 for the
freshmen and JV teams unless posted
differently.
The freshmen team will play their
games at Jefferson County Middle
School, while the JV plays at the high
school. Prior to the start of the Var
sity games.
The exceptions are on Dec. 13 as
the freshman team plays at Culver.
Tip off will be at 7 p.m. Jan. 11, the
freshmen play at 4 p.m. against the
The season started on the road
with a drive to Prineville to take on
the Crook County Cowgirls on Nov.
27. All three girls' teams saw action
there, with the Freshmen and JV
teams playing at 5:15 while the Var
sity team played at 7 p.m. The trip
home was made more enjoyable as
they left Crook County with a 48-31
victory. The game was closer than the
final score indicated and it let the girls
know what they have to work on be
fore hosting Sisters.
The JV and freshmen teams rode
home with a mark on the losing side
of the record books. The JV team lost
38-29, while the freshmen was shown
an example of how defense and re
conference Mt. View's Varsity and JV
come to madras. Matches start at 6
p.m.
Two days later in Estacada, the JV
and varsity teams will participate in
an eight-way invitational.
The freshmen and sophomore-
December 21, 2001
Happy Birthday to
Uncle, Dad, Tuffy
Brown.
From: Everyone on
Foster Drama Street
December
Happy
Chunky!
From all
this Friday
USalle. This will be the same for the
Feb. 21 home game against Tri-Valley
league opponent Valley Catho
lic. On the road, start time for the
freshmen will be at 4 p.m. against
LaSalle.
On Nov. 30, Friday, the White
Buffaloes host the annual McKcnzie
Memorial Tournament. The teams
invited arc the Sisters Outlaws,
Astoria and the I Icnlcy I lorneti The
first game will be starting at 5:45. At
7:30, Madras will take to the hard
wood. The following night on Dec.
1, the consolation game will be
played at 1pm with the Champion
ship game to be played at 3 p.m.
On the Dec. 4, the White Buffa
loes will be entertaining Summit. JV
will play at 5:45 and the Varsity takes
the floor at 7:30.
On Dec. 7, Madras will be on the
road to play the Grant Union Pros
pectors in John Day. Dec. 13, the
boys and girls freshmen teams will
be at Culver. Girls tip off at 5:30, the
boys at 7 p.m.
bounding can affect tlie outcome of a
game. ',
Tonight, Nov. 29, they open the
home schedule hosting the Outlaws
from Sisters. The freshmen teams will
play their home games at Jefferson
County Middle School with game
times starting at approximately 5:45.
The only exception to this will be
on Dec. 22 when Madras hosts the
Henley Hornets. The freshmen will
play at noon; the JV at 1:30 and the
Varsity at 3 p.m. On Nov. 4, the girls
are on the road to play Summit. On
Dec. 7, 4A IMC member Redmond
Panthers freshmen and JV comes into
Madras to play their counterparts at
the High School.
wrestling season begins on Nov. 28
at Crook County. These will consist
of Central Oregon high schools. On
Dec. 12, they will be in Culver.
All start times for the freshmen
and sophomore teams will be at 5
p.m.
Birth announcement
Dorian Tappo and Calea Goggleye are
pleased to announce the birth- of their son
Dorian Antone Tappo Jr., who was born Nov.
26. Grandparent on the father's side is Eugenia
Tappo of Warm Springs. Granparents on the
mother's side are Aurelia and Calvin Goggleye
of Deer River, Minn.
At birth, Dorian weighted eight pounds
seven ounces, and was 21 inches in
length.Dorian has a sister, Samantha Renee.
Happy 38 Birthday
to my sis Beverly
Herrerra!
From your bro Eivl
Eric Frank.
21, 2001
Birthday
December 22nd
Happy Birthday to
vou aunties.
to I f 4 I i r
uncles, grandpa's and ykema - Love Yoa
grandma's. From: Curtis & Gidget,
Chubbv, Buck, L.T.,
A perfect game
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Photo by Selena Boise
At the recent Warm Springs National Holiday Inidan Bowling
Tournment, held at Lava Lanes in Bend, Joy Grant, of Ft. Duchesney,
Utah, bowled a perfect game of 300. Full results of the tournament will
be in the next edition of the Spilyay.
Veterans Day
The following are the results of
the Veterans Day Powwow, held
Nov. 9-10 at the Agency Longhouse.
15 & Under Girls Fancy
1. Crystalina Pacheco; 2. Kashia
Sisto; 3. Laurissa Bcllangcr.
15 & Under Girls Jingle
1. Jovelle Pacheco; 2. Jacey
Mount; 3. Farrclyn Bellangcr.
15 & Under Girls Traditional
1. Edwina Morningowl; 2.
Celeste McGurk; 3. Temi Meninick.
15 & Under Boys Fancy
1. David Madera; 2. Adrian
George; 3. Cory Johnson.
11 15 & Under Boys Grass
1. Creighton Scabbyrobe; 2.
Kelsey Haywaha; 3. Luke McGurk.
15 & Under Boys Traditional
1. Chris George; 2. Marquis
Leighton; 3. Buck Wallahee.
46 Years and Over, Womens
Golden Age
1. Josephine George; 2. Arlita
Rhoan; 3. Delores George.
46 and Over, Mens Golden Age
1. Loren Samiripa; 2. Gary
Greene; 3. Wesley Tias.
16 to 45 Years Womens Fancy
1. Laverna Thompson; 2. Susie
Walsey; 3. Liya Davis.
16 to 45 Years Womens Jingle
1. Acosia Red Elk; 2. Fallon
Mount; 3. Paula McCurtain.
16 to 45 Years Womens Tradi
tional 1. Holly Eaglespeaker; 2. Neda
One Bear; 3. Charlene Tilloquots.
I would like to wish my
babe Beverly Herrerra a
Happy Birthday December 7th.
You always seem to bring me
up when I am down. You are
the best ever.
I love U! Patrick Kalama
Rhonda, Terry, Buster,
Angela & Pern-, Shmoo,
Tona, Monica & White Boy,
Sasha, Salbador & Rex,
Tammy & Buki, Rachcl.Lil
Theresa.
Powwow results
16 to 45 Years Mens Fancy
1. J.J. Meninick; 2. Aaron Wright;
3. Chris Wright.
16 to 45 Years Mens Grass
1. Nathan Nez; 2. Mike Ponyah;
3. Gary Villa Jr..
16 to 45 Years Mens Traditional
1. Russel McCloud; 2. Darrel Tso;
3. Ardell Scalplock.
Open, Womens Jingle Special
1. Paula McCurtain; 2. Thea
McCloud; 3. Acosia Red Elk.
Open, Womens Traditional Hat
Crown Special
1. Pearl Samiripa; 2. Charlene
Tillequots; 3. Leah McGurk.
Open, Mens Traditional Special
1. Ardell Scalplock; 2. Paris
Leighton-Greene; 3. Darrel Tso.
Open, Mens Round Bustle
1. Brian George; 2. Sonny
Eaglespeaker; 3. Kermit Davis.
Round BustleMens Traditional
Dance Off
1. Brian George; 2. Ardell
Scalplock.
Open, Mens Grass Special
1. Jon Olney; 2. Nathan Nez; 3.
Creighton Scabbyrobe.
Open, Owl Dance Special
1. Dave Madera & Paula
McCurtain; 2. Acosia Red Elk &
Paris Leighton-Greene; 3. Loren &
Pearl Samiripa.
Open, Switch Dance Special
1. Dave Madera; 2. Susie Walsey;
3. Cory Johnson; 4. Paula
McCurtain; 5. Zelma Blackwolfe.
Dec. 1st.
Happy 8,h birthday to
Chandra Mo-chelle lots of
love from your 2 moms and
Chubby, Pretty Flower,
Rhonda, Buck, Shmoo, Baby,
LT., Grandpa and Grandma
Brown, Sasha, Leslie, SaL Rex
and everyone else on Drama
Street.
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