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Page 6 Spilyay Tymoo, Wrro Springs, Oregon July 22, 2QOA Red Devils champions at tournament p Big Rat Suppah Coach The Simnasho Red Devils team this month played in the State Games of Oregon, Jun ior Olympics Basketball Tour nament.. The Red Devils were the champions in the boys 13 and under division. By winning their division the team qualified to play in the 2005 Junior Olympics, to be held at Colorado Springs, Colo rado. The division tournament this month was held at the Tualatin Recreation Center, on July 10 11. The Simnasho Red Devils and Mustangs have been hav ing a great season the last couple of years, not winning them all but placing in the top four in the age level and some older divisions, like this tournament. Our first game was against Portland Urban Sports. We won very easily with a score of 66 to 27. Being we had back to VI. Coach Suppah and the Red Devils. photo countiy ol Big Hit back games, I rested all our start ers most of the fourth quarter, to be ready to play our next game. We almost gave it away our second game, against Oregon City. We surprised them by jump ing out to a big lead. They were a good team, never giving up. Our players slacked off, like they won the game already. They got their game together with a full-court press, very effectively. They made a 24 to 4 point run on us, bringing the score within 4 points. We had to call a couple of time-outs, made some substitu tions, finding a combination, to get our game back on track. The team underestimated their opponent, which is a mistake, made by many teams. We played hard, defeating them 67 to 54, moving us into the semi's of the tournament. In the semi's we played well against the Salem Tigers, defeat ing them easily with a score of 51 to 26, putting us in the Championship, waiting for our next opponent, which happened to be Oregon City again. I told the team to prepare for their press, not underestimating them, to play and leave no doubt, so as to qualify for Colorado T ft Dave McUechanSpilyay The Warm Springs Recreation Department recently hosted a basketball clinic for young people of all ages. The kids who participated received t-shirts. Pictured above are some of the younger players who took part in the clinic, held at the Community Center. Springs in 2005 Junior Olym pics. They put their game together, by all contributing to the cham pionship. We defeated Oregon City 76-59 to win the gold medal. I'd like to thank all the par ents for allowing the kids to play. It's getting tough all over, as many parents end up on the unemployment line. So we do appreciate the sup port given to the youth pro grams. The teams do fund-raisers but still need help at times. God bless the companies, businesses and organizations for their sup port, giving the young athletes a chance to participate, keeping them off the streets. Our roster: Captain Redsky Walker "Ice Man" Suppah; Cap tain Rosey Two Stars "Swoosh" Suppah; Craig "Sledge" Smith; Anthony "Snoop Dog" Maldonado; Sean "The Ham mer" Sohappy; C.J. "High Top" Easterling; Austin "Mailman" Say; Taylor "Ice Cube" Strom; Kyle "Big D" Gayton; and Seaver "Spider" Peters. Story idea? Call Spilffl ff moo. 553-3274. Discover Mortgage Speciaiiftg in first time homebuyers, refinancing and debt consolidation Featherstone Mortgage, a Portland area firm specializing in creative lending, has positioned itself as a resource for Native American Indian Housing Authorities. 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If yon have a qualified Good Faith Estimate from another lender, bring it to us and we guarantee to beat their fees and rates. Nespelem, .Spirit Mounm rdcleq ; results , ' " The following are the results of the Nesepelem All-Indian Rodeo, held July 10-11 at Nespelem, Wash.: Saddle bronc: first, Ralph Moses; second, Devin Richter; third, Clint Bruisedhead; fourth, Ron Thomas. Barrel race: first, Colleen Crawler; second, Chantel Will iams; third, Shannon McRae; fourth, Kima Flammond. Team roping: first, Jesse Reese and Cort Herrera; second, Roger Fiander and Denny Nagle; third, Mose Squeochs and Lester Spencer; fourth, Tim Vigil and Will Badonie; fifth, Oliver Pimms and Denny Nagle; sixth, Jesse Reese and Calvin Bahe. Steer wrestling: first, Jesse Palmer; second, Richard Bish; third, Dan Connelly; fourth, Nate Simon. Bareback: first, Anthony Covington; second, Luther Leith; third, Tyler Peasley; fourth, Dennis Whiteman. Calf roping: first, Cort Herrera; second, Jay Crawler; third, Lawrence Crawler; fourth, Clint Bruisedhead. Breakaway: first, Trinity Sure; second, Cheyenne Gentles; third, Colleen Crawler; fourth, Nicole Bitsilly. Wild horse race: first, Joe Condon Team; second, Rob Parisea Team; third, Roger Begay Team. Century Team Roping: first, Cort Herrera and Roger Fiander; second, Cort Herrera and Arlen Moses; third, John Lavallie andJ.R. Adams; fourth, Cecil Louis and Sam Hutchinson. Spirit Mountain Rodeo results: Saddle bronc: first, Clint Bruisedhead; second, Brad Parrish. Fareback: first, Brad Parrish; second ground split Bull riding: first, Danny Heemsah; second, Hank Winnier, third ground split Steer wrestling: first, Clint Bruisedhead; second ground split Calf roping: first, Casey Green; second, Clint Bruisedhead; third ground split. Barrel race: first, Deeann St. Andrews; second, Kima Flammond; third, Ashlee Strom; fourth, Terri Theisen. Breakaway: first, Kima Flammond; second, Liana Tom; third, Jackie Jim; fourth, Betty Sampson. Team roping: first, Jesse Reese and Fred Warbonnet; sec ond, Rick Watlamet and Jose Moses; third, Carson Badonie and Will Badonie; fourth, Justin Tom and Cody Barney; fifth, Cody Barney and Cort Herrera; sixth, Cort Herrera and Fred Warbonnet. Century Team Roping: first, Bill Valdez and John LaVallie; second, Roger Fiander and Joe Moses; third, Cort Herrera and Roger Fiander; fourth, Carson Badonie and J.R. Adams. Wild horse race: first, Vernon Squiemphen Team; second, Charley Gunnier Team; third, Levi Heemsah Jr. Team. Small Hands to Hold Love ... Not Tire Fact: Children from age two to seventeen start fires that endanger lives, cause injuries, death and burn millions of dollars in property. Fact: Children under the age of three cause a majority of these fires and lose their, jives in the jri) ,. , , process. ., ;,-:,.,:,:..,' :,..,t,v: This does not have to happen. 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