Sm ith is regional champ
Jasper Smith won the re
gional championship boxing
match May 20 at a match in
Beaverton.
Smith, in the 138-pound
brack et, boxed Thom as
Miller o f Kelso, Wash., and
won a unanimous decision.
As the w inner o f the
three-state Pacific Northwest
regional
cham pionship
match, Smith will travel to
the Junior Olympic champi
onships this m onth in
Marquette, Mich.
Wesley G raybael also
boxed at Beaverton. In the
147-pound
bracket,
Graybael lost a close match
by split decision to Carlos
Arias o f the Beaverton Po
lice Athletic Association.
In other recent boxing ac
tion, Smith defeated Romiro
Ruiz o f West Portland at a
May 13 Saturday night
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Jasper Smith
match in Madras.
A lso at M adras, D elb ert
Goudy in his first match ever
boxed in the 105-pound bracket.
Goudy, 10, fought a good bout
but lost to Tyler Giulio o f
West Pordand.
“Each round he boxed, he
got better and better,” said
coach Austin Sm ith o f
Goudy’s first-ever match.
Also on May 13 at Ma
dras, Johnny Smith boxed in
the 152-pound bracket. This
was his first open match, with
the winner being Gavin Scott
o f West Pordand.
“It was a good match and
Johnny fought a good fight,”
Smith said. “He’s looking for
ward to a rematch.”
The Warm Springs boxers
will see a lot o f action in com
ing weeks, with Pi-Ume-Sha
boxing this month, and also
the June 17 matches at the
K la-M o-Y a
Casino
at
Chiloquin. Jasper Smith will
also box at the Marquette,
and at the Indigenous Games
in Denver, Colo.
Pi-Ume-Sha weekend includes boxing
The 2006 Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty
Days will be on Saturday, 24 at
the Warm Springs Community
Center gymnasium. Bouts will
start at 4 p.m.
This is a USA amateur box
ing sanctioned event. Boxers
from throughout the Northwest
will compete.
Pi-Ume-Sha Boxing this year
will benefit the athletes who are
planning compete at the Indig
enous Games July 2-9 at Den
ver, Colo.
Meanwhile, Warm Springs
boxers are looking for sponsors
for the Indigenous Games, set
for July 2-9 in Denver, Colo.
Boxers planning to attend the
games include Oits Johnson
(heavyweight), Trevor Tewee
(light heavyweight), Johnn y
Sm ith (light middleweight),
Wesley Graybael (welter-weight),
Ja sp er Sm ith (lightw eight),
Leander Sm ith (cadet), and
Delbert Goudy (cadet).
Anyone interested in helping
sponsor the trip can call Austin
Sm ith at the Warm Springs
Community Center, 553-3243.
Sponsorships are $35 annually.
This covers one boxer for the
year.
For the Pi-Ume-Sha matches,
weigh-in will be from 8 a.m. to
1 p.m. Doctor’s exam from 2 to
3 p.m. For information contact
Austin Smith at the gym at 553-
3243, or at work at 553-3250.
Mail boxers’ names, ages,
experience and weight classes to:
P.O. Box 386, Warm Springs,
O R 97761. (See the flyer on
page 12.)
Boxing at Klamath Kla-Mo-Ya Casino
Klamath Boxing and Fitness
on June 17 will present the First
Annual Klash at K la-M o-Ya
Amateur Boxing Competition.
Boxing at the event will be
Warm Springs Boxing Club
members Jasper Smith, Wesley
Graybael, Trevor Tewee and
Oits Johnson.
Feature bouts at the event
include the No. 1 heavyweight
in the USA vs. the Native na
tional champion, and the No. 2
heavyweight in the USA vs. cage
champ Roland Graham. Also
boxing will be Golden Gloves
champions Jackson Bussell and
Randy Rogers, and boxers o f
the local Klamath area Hunter
Cole, Victor Ulloa and Shane
Weiser.
The event begins at 4 p.m.
on Saturday, June 17. The loca
tion is the Kla-Mo-Ya Casino.
For advance tickets call Ed
Clarke at (541) 331-6364. This
event is a fundraiser for Kla
math Boxing and Fitness, a non
profit program o f Return to
Circle Inc.
Moody shines at championships
Charlene Moody was recendy
named the outstanding female
field athlete at the Northwest
Athletic Association o f Commu
nity Colleges Track and Field
Championships.
Moody is a 2005 graduate of
Madras High School, and now
attends Lane Community Col
lege on an athletic scholarship.
Moody was an outstanding
track and field athlete at Ma
dras High School, with her best
sport being the shot put.
She is continuing her athletic
success at the college level. The
Charlene Moody
Northwest Athletic Association
of
Com m unity
Colleges
(NWAACC) Championships
were held May 22-23 at Spo
kane Falls Community College
in Spokane, Wash.
Moody won the NWAACC
championship in the shot put
with a mark o f 40 feet, 4 V 2
inches.
She placed second in the dis
cus, and was seventh in the ham
mer throw.
Moody just completed her
freshman year at Lane Commu
nity College in Eugene.
She grew up in Simnasho. Her
parents are Captain Moody and
Winona Garrison.
Pi- Ume-Sha R oad Warriors R u n is June 24
The Warm Springs Recre
ation Department is sponsor
ing the 2006 Pi-U m e-Sha
Road Warriors Run.
The run begins at 8 a.m.
on Saturday, June 24.
Runners gather at the
parking lot o f the administra
tion building. Race registra
tion is held in the building
starting at 7 a.m., and both
Pi-Ume-Sha races begin at 8
a.m. sharp.
The course is out and back,
all on blacktop pavement. Wa
ter stations are located at the 1.5
mile marker and the 3.1 mile
marker. There are seven age cat
egories for both the male and
female divisions. The age cat
egories are: 13 and under, 14-
18, 19-29, 40-49, 50-59, and 60
and over.
Ribbons are given to the top
three finishing runners in all
age categories. There will also
be a door prize and raffle for
which each registered runner
is eligible. Pre-registration
with t-shirt: $12 (before June
23). Day o f race registration
is also available.
Call the Recreation D e
partment at the Community-
Center for information: 553-
3243.
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