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Warm Springs
Elementary
fourth graders
compete in
trade meet
The Warm Springs Elementary
fourth graders traveled to Madras
High School on Thursday, May 23,
to compete in their annual track
meet.
Several schools came together to
compete against each other in events
such as the Broad Jump, 440 Relay,
High Jump and other relays.
The events were on going
throughout the morning. At noon
they went to the park and enjoyed
their sack lunches.
The afternoon was filled with
fifth graders of surroundingl schools
coming together for their track meet
also.
At this time the results of both
track meets are unavailable.
Nathan leads Mini-Marathon runners
during annual event at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
The 20,h Annual Kah-Nee-ta Mini
Marathon drew runners from
throughout Central Oregon during
the May 4 event.
The race offers a variety of dis
tances and places runners in a range
of age groups to even out the
competition. Cameron Nathan of
Wasm Springs was this year's overall
winner.
Runners from Warm Springs held
there own in several categories as
shown in the results that follow.
14.5 Mile Half-Marathon:
For the 14.5 mile half marathon
there were a total of 10 runners regis
tered (9 males 1 female). Cameron
Nathan of Warm Springs had the win
ning time of 1:54:54.
Male Division Results:
60& Over
1" Place went to Harry Kitdeman
of Bend with a time of 2:26:28
50-59
1" Place went to Larry Stone of
Pordand with a time of 2:26:28
2nd Place went to Ralph
Qucahpama of Tigard with a time of
3:04:08
30-39
1 Place went to Timothy Latham
of The Dalles with a time of 1:58:42
2nd Place went to Mark I lodges of
Madras with a time of 2:07:29
3rd Place went to Scan Tyler of Port
land with a time of 2:42:21
14-19
l1 Place went Cameron Nathan of
Warm Springs with a time of 1:54:54
Simnasho
rodeo
action
The new Simnasho rodeo grounds
were the scene recently of the
Simnasho Jackpot Rodeo.
Events included the wildhorsc race
(photo at right), bronc riding, bare
back riding, barrcll racing and
breakaway roping.
There was also an endurance race,
wild cow milking and bull riding.
The new grounds, developed by
the members of the Simnasho com
munity, were dedicated as part of the
prc-rodco activities.
Results of the Simnasho Jackpot
Rodeo, which happened Saturday,
May 18, will be in the next edition of
the Spilyay Tymoo.
The 440 Relay was a popular event
Female Results
40-49
1" Place went to Debbie Thomp
son of Warm Springs with a time of
2:59:56
10-K Run
For the 10-K Run there were a 13
runners registered (10 males and 3 fe
males). The overall winner of the 10K Run
was Walt Cater of Prineville with a
time of 45:25 :
Male Division Results
50-59
1" Place went to Kelly Thrasher of
Prineville with a time of 46:33
2nd Place went to Kaipo Akaka of
Madras with a time of 52:34
3rd Place went to Leo Hcllon of
Warm Springs with an elapsed time
of 1:06:03
40-49
1" Place went to Walt Carter of
Prineville with a time of 45:25
2nd Place went to Don Courtney
of Warm Springs with a time of 59:10
30-39
1" Place went to Chris Hcarn of
Madras, OR with a time of 1:01:45
14-18
1" Place went to Calvin Williams
of Warm Springs with a time of 47:15
2nd Place went to Randy Boise of
Warm Springs with a time 51:21
Female Division Results
30-39
1" Place went to Jcffifer Eurto of
Madras with a time of 1:09:20
14-18
1" Place went to Shelly Greene-
The wildhorse race provided some of
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with the fourth graders. These teams
Boise with a time of 1:26:48
13 & Under
1" Place went to Jenny Redfox of
Warm Springs with a time of 1:25:47
3-Mile Run
For the 3-Mile run there were a
total of 19 runners (9 Males, 10 Fe
males) The overall winner of the 3-Mile
Kamm Akaka of Madras with a time
:of;32:49. .. -
Male Division Results 'i v " ' :
40-49
1" Place went to Chester VanPelt
of Warm Springs with a time of 36.49
14-18
1" Place went to Mychal VanPelt
of Warm Springs with a time of 53:23
13 & Under
1" Place went to Kamm Akaka of
Madras with a time of 32:49
2"d Place went to Trevor Suppah
of Warm Springs with a time of 33:51
3rd Place went to Jacob Akaka of
Madras with a time of 34:29
Female Division Results
50-59
1" Place went to Sandra Thrasher
of Prineville with an elapsed time of
49:20
30-39 Year
1" Place went to Robin Mitchell
of Warm Springs with a time of 37:40
2nd Place went to Laurie Danzuka
of Warm Springs with a time of 38:39
3"1 Place went to Lindy I lodges of
Madras with a time of 39:03
14-18
1" Place went to Melissa Danzuka
of Warm Springs with a time of 37:48
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the action at the recent Simnasho rodeo.
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were seconds apart from winning.
2nd Place went to TiyannaTuckta
of Warm Springs with a time of 46:26
13 & Under
1" Place went to Charnelle
Danzuka of Warm Springs with a
time of 34:48
2nd Place went to Jodene Boise of
Warm Springs with a time of 38:06
3rd Place went to Ashlyn Danzuka
of Warm Springs with a time of 55:25
1-Mile Fun Run Walk
The V-Mile Fun RunWalk had a
total of 10 participants
Male Division Results
60 & Over
1" Place went to Gerald Hodges of
Madias with a time of 28:55
13 & Under
1" Place went to Jay Blackwolfe of
Warm Springs with a time of 9:12
2nd Place went to Larry Spino of
Warm Springs with a time of 9:35
3"1 Place went to Bryson Spino of
Warm Springs with a time of 10:51
Female Division Results
50-59
1" Place went to Vickie Hcllon of
Warm Springs with a time of 19:30
2nd Place went to Leora Hodges of
Madras with a time of 28:55
30-39
1" Place went to Kathy Danzuka
of Warm Springs with a time of 19:29
13 & Under
l" Place went to Maria Garate of
Warm Springs with a time of 11:43
2nd Place went to Lola Dick of
Warm Springs with a time of 13:02
3rd Place went to Lorrissa Winishut
of Warm Springs with a time of 13:08.
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Kah-Nee-Ta
hosts golf
competition
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort held their Tee
Pee Chapman golf tournament May
11, 12, at the Kah-Nee-Ta golf course.
Results of the tournament are fol
lowed. In "A" flight gross first place went
to Emerson Miller and Shauna
Queahpama 142, second place Jim
and Rita Smith 157, third place Bob
and Linda Brandow 162.
For "A" flight net there was a tie
for first place between Lauren and
Dina Smith 133, and Kelly Weather
and Carol Conner 133, and taking
third went to Shawn and Fern Alldritt
134.
In "B" flight gross first place was
won by Bill Cassel, Jr. and Patty
Capasso 160, second place by Lee and
Dottie Morris 166, and third place Ev
and Norma Garrett 174.
In the "B" flight net, first place was
won by Chuck and Jerri Proszek 125,
second place Dave and Karson Elkine
138, and third place Wee and Mary
Latshaw 139.
In the "C" flight gross taking first
place Tom and Lynn Vaught with a
161, second place Jake Coochise and
Michelle Stacona 163, and third Karl
and Bonnie Walter 171.
"C" flight net first place John and
Lupe Katchia 118, second place Jeff
and Debbie Neufer 121, and a tie for
third Ed and Sharon McGregor, and
Gil and Sharon Rodgers 139.
Results were a courtesy of Head
Professional Joe Raushenburg.
Pi-Ume-Sha
tournament
June 29-30
The Pi-Ume-Sha slow-pitch All
Indian Softball Tournament is set for
June 29-30.
The event will happen at the Warm
Springs Community Center ball
fields.
The tournament will be 16 men's
true double elimination, and 16
women's true double elimination.
Entry fee is $275, with a $75 de
posit due by June 21. Payment can
be with cashier's check or money
orders payable to Sandra Greene
Sampson. First- and second-place winners
receive championship jackets. Third
place team members receive
sweatshirts, and fourth-place team
members receive t-shirts.
The tournament director is Jerry
Sampson, who can be reached at P.O.
Box 847. For information, contact
Sandra Greene-Sampson, 553-3601
(work) or e-mail at
pubutilwstribes.org. For the tour
nament, concessions will be available
for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Pi-Ume-Sha will also include a fun
run event, set for Saturday morning.
For information on this event, con
tact the Community Center at 553
3243. For information on the Pi-Ume-Sha
Rodeo, contact Ginger
Johnson, 553-3296.
OMSIhas
summer work
for tribal youths
OMSI's Salmon Camp Research
Team prograrn is still accepting appli
cations from interested Native Ameri
can high school students for our sum
mer of 2002 programs. Work in Cen
tral Oregon, Northern California, or
Western Washington with federal,
tribal, and state natural resource offi
cials. Training in various scientific
field techniques will be provided, as
well as intensive exposure to the wide
variety of natural resource manage
ment careers currently seeking Native
American personnel. For more infor
mation, please contact Sam Fox,
Salmon Camp Research Team Coor
dinator, at (541) 763-4691 or
ialmonomsi.edu