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Page 6 Spilyay Tymqo, Wa^m' Springs/ Oregon June m 7 f “ ; a g a a c ' t . -,u y j | Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days Great basketball season for Scott T h e basketball season for Abigail “Abby” Scott started in Septem ber 2006 for an AAU traveling team out of: Bend, the Bend Pride. She led the team to several championships in the Central Oregon region, as well as the Willamette Valley. She has played in several tourneys locally with local as well as traveling teams helping these teams gain championship recog nition. Scott’s most fulfilling accom plishm ents came this season from helping lead her middle school team to a near perfect season, posting a season record o f 10 wins and one loss. Scott’s style o f play ultimately caught the eyes o f Michael and Todd Abraham, during a middle school and high school basket ball tourney at Seaside. Michael and Todd coach a nationally rec ognized middle school and high school girls basketball program called Team Concept For more in fo rm a tio n lo g on to tchoops.net. , Scott was invited to a tryout fo r their traveling team. She made the team, extending her basketball season even further. Team Concept is based in Beaverton. M ost o f the high school level members o f the traveling team are going on to Division 1 universities across the nation. The middle school mem bers from schools as far as Eu- Dave McMechan/Spilyay Abby Scott of Team Concept. gene know the advantages o f being a part o f Team Concept. To date, Abby Scott has par ticipated in six nationally recog nized tournaments with Team Concept and won all six tour neys. Her team’s most recent test was participating in the Seventh Annual Skyhawk Classic Middle Schpol Junior Varsity and Elite Varsity Divisions Girls Basket ball Tourney held at S^uth Badge H igh S ch o o l .in Beaverton. - S c o tt’s team had one; 6tK- walk. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. at the Warm Springs Hous ing building. All races begin at 9 a.m. Separate male and female division with the following age categories available: , " - 42 and under,' 13-19 years, 20-29 years, 3Ö-39 years, 40-49 years, 50-5‘9 years, 6,0-6$! years,.and 7Q .and, oyer.. $ 1 Awards! the top three finishers for males and females in all age categories. | For more infprm ation call the Warm Springs Rec reation Department at 553-, 3243. tration closes on July 2/ Age groups are as follows; 6-, 8 years; and 9-12 years. ! The 6-8 year olds will play from. 8 a.m. to noon. There will be a lunch break, followed by the 9-12 year olds from i to 4 p m ., The awards presentation will be at 4$Q p.m. Prices include sweatshirts, water bottles, bags and pens. There'is. no, registration fee, arid no/ entry! fee. .For inform ation, call 553- 3209. Fax number 5^3-1894; or e-mail to: bjspirio@wstribes.drg/ Next deadline to submit items to the Spilyay Tymoo is Friday, June 29. K S l i t i 1 v* y : . W 3 p.m. on Saturday June 23 ln the Warm Springs Community Center é Sanctioned by the USA Boxing Oregon LBC 15 plus bouts For more information contact boxing coach Austin Smith Sr.: (541 ) 325-2798 (cell), (541 ) 553-3094 (h); or 553-3243 (gym). Starr Stick Game Club Raffle Pi-Ume-Sha Weekend For tickets see M ona Schuster, Sam Starr, Donna Torres, Nettie Dickson, Orlando Doney Drawing on June 24 at the Stick Game Shed (Need not be present to win). Tickets $1 or 6 for $5. Raffle items include beaded bag, Pendleton blanket, foldable chair with 2 pockets and side table, corn husk mirror p;in, $25 cash, portable BBQ, many other items. A ll re clin ers 10 p e rc e n t o f f - a i r conditioners on s a le a ll m onth! Senvw ÿ (fatfa&i Oneqm Glenn, Sites, Reeder & Gassner, LLP BOXING — Speeiat CPS hosting softball tourney in July / Children’s Protective Ser vices will be hosting the First Annual C o -E d Round Robin Softball Tournament on Friday, July 27. Lunch will be provided for players, coaches, umps and volunteers! T h ere are only four slots open for each age group. Regis grader, sik T^-graders, and one 8^-gradpf. Average height o f each’player is about 5 feet. Her team played up to the junior varsity level»- bypassing the younger middle school division. Surprisingly» her team /r af ter eight hard-fought games against to p -n b tçh 6 -A \ high school competition — won an amazing championship against Clackamas High School. Clackamas by the way had three team members who played this season in the girls 6-AOSAA S tate , C h am p ionship game against, o f course, 'Southridge, who have been the., girls state Q SAA 6-A champs, in 2Q063 2006 and again in 2007. I f that doesn’t say a lot about the skills these middle schoolers, have, then you better go see for yourself. O ne o f the biggest tourneys o f the year is at O r egon City High School on June 29-July 1, It’s a nationally rec? Ognized tourney -Hope to see the locals'there.... To sum things Up, Abby Scott is a 'Very humble athlete. She practices hard. She believes in herself. H er tpessage to* her friends is to stay b n the fight path andgood things will, even tually come your way. : H er goals are to graduate from collège and go into pro sports preferably hoops, the W N BA L.A- Sparks. Good luck, Abby. Fathers Day Pi-Ume-Sha run on Saturday The Warm Springs Rec reation Department invites you to the Pi-Ume-Sha Run, sched uled f d l Safti?aay,; June 23. The race is held at the W arm Springs H ousin g building. The scheduled race distances are 10K , 3-mile, and the 1-mile frin run/ 2007 tàtce 1974 Ralph's Furniture & T. V. 525 S.E. 5th Street Madras, OR 97741 (541) 475-2578 Attorneys at Law O màsu ph. 475-2272 205 SE 5th Street Madras, OR 97741 Have a Great Pi-Ume-Sha! * A ll Products Prepared Fresh Daily • Entrees Roasted Daily Have a grezt Powwow! from KWSO 91.9 FM an4 Spilyay Tymoo # Featuring Hand Cut USDA Choice Steaks BREAKFAST - LUNCH 1DINNER AH Major Served All Day • Senior Menu • Children's Menu * Daily Speciale *££? 237 S.W. 4th Street, Madras • 475-6632 OPEN 6 am - io pm DAILY
