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May 15, 2003
Golf team competes at district
The Madras High School
golf team was at the district
tournament this week.
The tournament deter
mines whether the team, or in
dividuals on the team, will
continue competition this
school year.
The district tournament
was held during the first part
of this week at Eagle Crest
Resort in Redmond.
Three members of the
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs are on the
Madras High School golf
team, which is coached by
Dan Hiatt.
The three tribal members
are Jordan Stacona, Davey
Culpus and Rodney Katchia.
Stacona, the top player on
the high school team, is a jun
ior this year. Culpus is a se
nior and Katchia is a fresh
man. Davey Culpus, Rodney
Katchia and Jordan
Stacona (from left).
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Root Feast Rodeo results tallied
The following are the results
of the Root Feast Rodeo, held
last month in W arm Springs.
Saddle-bronc: first place,
Vance Siler; second place, Clint
Bruisedhead; and third place,
Norm Thomas.
Bareback: first place, Mark
Barkley; second, Jerod Bain; and
third, Nate Filibin.
Calf roping: first place, Bill
Timinsky; second, Trevor 1 lall;
third, Casey Green; and fourth,
Clint Bruisedhead.
Breakaway roping: first place,
Tammy Nordman; second,
Kimma Flammond; and third,
liana Tom.
Ladies barrels: first place,
Ashley Davis; second, Jenna
Allen-Johnson; third, Toni
Hagen; and fourth, Tia
Christenson.
Bull riding: first place,
Clayton Frohman; second, Joe
Oaks; third, Jarrett Nelson; and
fourth, Jerod Bain.
Team roping: first place,
Bucky Campbell and Jerald
Campbell; second, Jerald
Campbell and Gary Heppler;
third, Bucky Campbell and BJ
Campbell; fourth, BJ Campbell
and Craig McFarland; fifth, Jim
Crouch and Jeremy
Roggencamp; and sixth, Brett
Nordman and Steve
Rockwood.
Wild horse race: first, Matt
Walker team; second, Tony
Vargus team; third, Randy
Walker team; and fourth, Jason
Smith team.
The local people above are
Clint Bruisedhead, Casey Green,
Liana Tom, Jenna Allen
Johnson, and the Jason Smith
team.
Seven teams compete in relay
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Jordan Stacona demonstrates his golf swing during a recent practice session.
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A cool day presented good
weather for the runners of the
Reservation Relay held Satur
day, May 3, at Kah-Nee-Ta. This
event is held annually and spon
sored by the Warm Springs Rec
reation department.
The course begins at Kah-Nee-Ta
Milage and they run the
56-mile course to Simnasho on
Highway 3, from Simnasho to
Hwy 26.
They continue to Warm
Springs Agency area, and back
to Kah-Nee-Ta on Hwy 3.
Coming in first with the time
of 6 Hrs. 37 min, 4 seconds
was Sporting Woody 's of White
Salmon, Washington.
The team was the overall win
ners of the adult male division
and they were Sherm Rouse
(captain), Mark Moland, Tim
Lathum, Tim Tolbert, and
Danny Allen.
Crossing the finish line next
was Mixed Woody's of Hood
River with the time of 7.21:16.
They were the adult co-ed
champions. The team was Roger,
Bill Mellow, Lloyd, Kathy,
Heather.
Third to cross the finish was
Spring Nation of Warm Springs
with the time of 7.41:30. They ,
were the youth division cham
pions, and they were Randy
Boise, Jr. (captain), George
Boise, Cameron Nathan, Clay
Starr, Stephen Vacth, and Maria
Garate.
Finishing fourth was
Jefferson County Middle School
of Madras with the time of
8.17:30.
This team was runner-up in
the adult co-ed division. They
were Rachel Barnhurst (cap
tain), Monica Freeman, Simon
White, Brad Whitcomb, and
Geoff Randle.
Fifth to cross the, finish line
was Team Kaipo of Warm
Springs with the time of
9.47:02.
They were the adult male
runner-up, they were Kaipo
Akaka (captain), Brandon Th
ompson, Cal Poncho, Jeff
Carolla, and Triston Boise.
Finishing in sixth was the
adult female champions Warm
Springs Elementary with the
time of 10.20:02.
Their team was Dawn Smith
Below: Maria Garate begins
the hill and finishes with the
time of 22 min.
Right: Randy Boise comes
off Hwy 26 and enters Hwy
3.
(captain), Sarah Ohman,
Lucinda Heath, Vicki Moore,
and Ronica Comingore,
Finishing in seventh position
was W.S.F.P.I., who were also
third in adult co-ed division with
the time of 10.25:12,
Team members were Robin
Mitchell (captain), Debbie Th
ompson, Angela Smith,
Glendon Smith, and Rich '
Lohman.
All runners were presented
with a swim pass and sweatshirt.
Plaques and medals were given
to winning teams.
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Golf benefit results noted
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A total of 78 people took
part in the Priscilla Squiemphen
Yazzie Golf Scramble
Rundraiser, held last month at
Kah-Nee-Ta. The scramble
raised funds to help
Squiemphcn-Yazzie with her
kidney transplant operation,
scheduled to happen this sum
mer. The following are the results
of the golf scramble: First
gross: Davey Culpus, Jordan
Stacona, Rodney Katchia and
Jonas Moses.
Second gross: Gordon Can
non, Trimble Cannon, Benny
1 leath and Charles Jackson.
Third gross: Jack Langley,
Leonard Langley, Virgil Kivctt
and Izaak Esquiro.
First net: Louie Pitt, Delvis
I leath, George Danzuka and J.P.
Patt.
Second net: Donny Bagley,
Lynn Tanewasha, Nicole Main
and Tiger VanPelt.
Third net tie: Satch Miller,
Austin Greene, Madeline Spino
and Les Spino. Third net tie:
Jimmy Manion, Doug Manion,
Les Billey and Larry Scott.
Closest to pin, first hole: Rich
1 Irubosky. Closest to pin, third
hole: Les Spino. Closest to pin,
eighth hole: Willie Stacona. Clos
est to pin, tenth hole: Rodney
Katchia. Closest to pin, sixteenth
hole: Benny I leath.
Long-putt, ninth hole: Jonas
Moses. Long-putt, eighteenth
hole:Jake Coochise. Long-drive,
men: Rich 1 Irubosky. Long
drive, ladies: Michelle Stacona.
Long-drive, juniors: Jordan
Stacona.
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