Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
May 15, 2004
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Wellness Center hosts mini-marathon
By Selena Botte
Spiyiiy Tymoo
The Warm Springs Community
Wellness Center held their annual Mini
Marathon Saturday, April 24, at Kah-Ncc-Ta.
This event included running
events: 14.5K run, 10K run, 5K run,
and 1 mile.
Beginning with the 14.5K event:
male 30-39 1M place was Scan Meissncr
finishing at 1:31:59; Petar Kriston fin
ished 2nd at 1:31:59; Timothy Lathan
finished at 1:52:57 in 3"1 place.
40-49 male taking 1" place was Stan
Nowakowski with a time of 1:48:50;
Gerald Allisonjr. in 2nd at 1:54:11; and
Bobbie Jim with a time of 2:27:34 in
3".
Female 40-49 winner was Jane
Clcavenger at 1:43:40.
50-59 male taking first place was Al
Maclnnis with a time of 1:59:09; and
Leo Hellon took 2nd at 2:55:40. Female
50-59 coming in 1" was Virginia
Falkowski at 2:02:12; and Nancy
Maclnnis in 2nd at 2:28:19.
Taking the 60 & over category was
Harry Kittleman at 2:28:19.
Female 13 & under 10K winners
were Maria Garate at 56:31 in 1" place;
and Jenny Redfox in 2nd at 1:05:05.
Male 14-18 in 1" place was George
Boise at ; and in 2nd at was Douglas
Jackson.
Male 19-29 finishing with a time of
52:17 was Mark Fretz.
Male 40-49 in first was Gerald
Danzuka at 1:00:27; and 40-49 female
in first was Karlene Austin at 47:33.
Male 50-59 in 1" was Rich Lohman
at 55:06; and 60 & over male was Don
Hildebrund at 54:15.
In the 5K-event male 13 & under
Dylan Joseph took 1" at 27:04, Larry
Spino at 27:22 in 2nd, and Anthony
Blueback in 3rd at 28:42. Female 13 &
under winner was Norene Sampson at
28:31, in 2nd was Kristi Olney at 28:46,
and Jamie Waltz at 34:42 in 3".
Male 14-18 Justin Berman took 1"
at 21:05, Kip Culpus in 2nd at 31:49,
and Kelly Blueback took 3rd.
Male and Female in 19-29 category
were Louie Smith and Kimberly
Skunkcap both taking 1" at 52:11.
Female 30-39 were Monica Leonard
taking V at 30-54; Laurie Danzuka in
2nd at 36:10; and Tobi Smith in 3rd at
39:40.
Male 40-49 winner was Chet VanPelt
at 39:49. Female 40-49 in 1" was Robin
Mitchell at 37:55; in 2nd was Lucinda
Heath at 39:01; and 3rd was Sandra Jim
at 43:32.
Male 50-59 in 1" was Jim Bartz. Fe-
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5K
Mrs. Oilman's 3rd grade class -Brianna
Craig, Bryson Spino, Triston
Smith, Merlin Tom (all 5K), and
Cadaleon Perez in the 1-mile
Miss Bennett's 3rd grade class -Shaiandra
Sanders-Kalama, Colton
Stevens, Tyrin Wolfe, and Treyvon Black
all in the 5K, and Rodney Mitchell in
the 1-mile
Mrs. Shepard's kindergarten class -Brittany
Craig in the 1-mile
Miss 1 lowe's 1" grade class - Angel
Gomez, and Jarron l-opez, both 1-mile
Mr. Nelson's 4,K grade class -Victoria
Spino, 1-mile
Mrs. Bowles' 2nd grade class - Sasha
Perez, and Alex Comedown, both 1-mile.
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Elementary School Challenge competitor completing his last 1 00 yards of
the course.
male 50-59 1" place was Zena Bartz at
33:53; Cheryle Lohman in 2"d at 40:02;
and in 3"1 at 1:01:22 was Sandi Reilly.
Male 60 & over winner is Harry
Gillis at 36:22. Female 60 & over in 1"
was Bernice Lewis at 40:41; anc in 2nd
was Fern Waltz at 1:01:23. ,'
Compleung the Elementary School
Challenge were the following students:
Mrs. David's 1" grade class -Voshaun
Bryant, Tony Holliday, Jordan
Leonard, Rick Suppah, Veronica Garate,
Mitchell Lira, all 1-mile
Mrs. Moore's 4th grade class -Jermaine
Sampson, Chanda Robinson,
and Jericho Trimble, all 1-mile
Mrs. Rodin's kindergarten class -Brevin
Holliday, 1-mile
Mrs. Comingore's class - Dominique
Craig, and Delvina Heath in the 1-mile
Mrs. Gallagher's 4,h grade class -Tiana
Davis, and Lorissa Quinn, both
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