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Page 6 August 14-, 2 0 0 8 Spilyay Tyrooo, W^rrn Springs, Oregon MHS fall sports gearing up Fall athletics programs are beginning soon at Madras High School. Fall sports parent informa tion night is tonight, Aug. 14, starting at 6 p.m. at the Madras High School commons. Parents and athletes are invited. Fall sports practice begins on Monday, August 18 for volley ball, football, girls soccer and boys soccer. All athletes must have a cur rent physical, not more than two years old. The physical must be documented on a state approved physical form. All athletes m ust have an MHS athletic eligibility form (blue sheet); MHS parent ap proval form (yellow sheet); MHS random drug testing con sent (green sheet); and MHS emergency contact card (3x5 card, available from coaches and MHS office only). If you have any questions, please contact Steve Johnson at 475-7265, ext. 312. The Bruce Brown tour will be Aug. 20-21, as follows: Aug. 20 from 7-7:50 p.m.: “Parents role in athletics.” Aug. 21: from 9-9:50 a.m.: “First steps to great teams.” Aug. 21 from 10-10:50 a.m.: “Redefining the term athlete.” All sessions are free o f charge. Registration is not re quired to attend. Sponsored by Bi-Mart. G o lf scramble at Kah-Nee- Ta T he K ah-N ee-T a G olf Association will host a four- person scramble on Sunday, August 31. The scramble begins at 12 noon at the K ah-N ee-Ta High Desert Resort and Ca sino G olf Course, shotgun start. Cost: $40 per person/$160 per team. Entry includes green fees, cart fees, goodie bag, range balls, K P’s and longest drive, shortest drive and long-putt. Mulligans: $1 each/five max per player. Putting string: $5 each/ two per team. For information, contact the. Kah-Nee-Ta G olf Asso ciation: Janell Smith (541) 553-7829 or M ichele Stacona 553-6726. Dena Thurby, Jolene Hintsala and Danica Greene (from left) toss water balloons at the Tribal Employee Appreciation Day last week at the Community Center fields. There was a good turnout of people for the event, which Included lunch, prizes, and games. Pi-Ume-Sha Rodeo results tallied Clint Bruised Head of Warm Springs was the M en’s All Around winner of the Thirty- Ninth Annual Pi-Ume-Sha All Indian Rodeo. Women’s All Around winner was C ourtney F razier o f Touchet, Wash. The following are other re sults from the rodeo: Century team roping: first, Bob Joseph/M el Joseph, Lone Pine. Second, Bob Joseph, Lone P ine/Jerry Parrish, Klam ath Falls. T h ird , Bill Valdez, G lenw ood, W a sh ./E d iso n Yazzie, Warm Springs. Fourth, Cort Herrera, Pendleton/M el Jospeh, Lone Pine. Saturday, June 28; dow Rock, Arz./Casey Aubrey, Klamath Falls. Second, Cody Barney, Klamath Falls/Casey Bareback riding: Freddy War Bonnet, Pendleton. Saddle bronc riding: first, N orm Thomas, Owyhee; sec ond, Clint Bruised Head. Bull riding: first, Bradford Heath, Warm Springs; second, Simon Jim, Warm Springs. Calf roping: first, Mike Holyan, Warm Springs; second, Jesse Reese, W arm Springs; third, Gene Harry Jr., Nixon, Nev.; and fo u rth , B rooks Dahozy, Window Rock, Ariz. Steer wrestling: first, Clint B ruised H ead; second, Greywolf Herrera, White Swan, Wash. Ladies Breakaway Rop ing: first, Cortney Frazier; sec ond, Kelly Harry, Nixon, Nev.; third, Jenna Johnson, Warm Springs; fourth, Carly Frazier, Touchet. Ladies barrel racing: first, Kayoni Badoni, Yakima; second, Dakota Freeman, Klamath Falls; third, Kim Smardowit, Yakima; fourth, Chelsea Tuni, Fallon, Nev. Junior barrel racing: first, Dakota Freeman, Klamath Falls; second, Hillary Picotte, Schurz, Nev.; th ird , D evlin Crow, Yakima; fourth, Taylor Pete, Pendleton. Open team roping: first, Dillon Johnson, Schurz, N ev/ Gene H arry Jr., Nixon, Nev. Second, Cody Barney, Klamath Falls/Mel Joseph; Lone Pine, Calif. Third, Greywolf Herrera, W hite S w a n /C o rt H errera, Pendleton. Fourth, Bob Joseph/ Mel Joseph, Lone Pine. Red and white team rop ing: first, Brooks Dahozy, Win Fourth, Bob Joseph, Lone Pine/ Wyatt Dahozy, Window Rock. Century team roping: first, Edison Yazzie, Warm Springs/ Bill Valdez, Glenwood, Wash. S econd, E d iso n Y azzie/Jr. Smith, Warm Springs. Third, Cort Herrera, Pendleton/ Mel Jo sep h , Lone Pine. F ourth, Roger Fiander, White Swan/ Cort Herrera, Pendleton. Red and white team rop ing: first, C o rt H ererra, Pendleton/Bo Patzke, Klamath Aubrey, K la m a th Falls.* T h ird , F alls; se c o n d , J o e H a m ilto n , Travis Severence, R edm ond/ Travis Britton, Powell Butte. F o u rth , C o rt H ererra, Pendleton/ Bo Patzke, Klamath Falls. Wild colt race: first, A n thony Andrews Team. Second, Gus Stevens Team. Klamath Falls/Brooks Dahozy, W indow Rock; th ird , Jo e Hamilton, Klamath Falls/Justin Tom, Warm Springs; fourth, Rick Watlamet, Yakima/M att Meyers, Yakima. All Indian wild horse race: first, Jason Smith Team; second, David Leclaire Sr. Team; third, Sunday, June 29 Gilbert Onepenne Team. Saddle bronc riding: first, Wild colt race: first, Gus C lint B ruisedhead, W arm Stevens Team; second, Anthony Springs; second, Norm Thomas,, Andrews Team. Owyhee; third, Brad Parrish, Weekend average award White Swan. winners: Calf roping: Mike Holyan, Bare back riding: Freddy Warm Springs. War Bonnet, White Swan. Ladies break away rop Saddle bronc riding: Clint ing: first, Jenna Jo hnson o f Bruisedhead, Warm Springs. W arm Springs; second, Bull riding: Brad H eath, C harm aine Billey, W arm Warm Springs. Springs; third, Kelly Harry, Calf roping: Mike Holyan, Nixon, Nev.; fourth, Cortney Warm Springs. Frazier. Break away roping: Kelly Ladies barrel racing: first, Harry, Nixon, Nev. Cortney Frazier; second, D a Steer wrestling: C lint kota Freeman; third, Chelsea Bruisedhead. Tuni, Falon, Nev.; fourth, Cathi Team roping: Cody Barney, Tuni, Fallon. K lam ath F alls/M el Jo sep h , Junior barrel racing: first, Lone Pine, Calif. D ak o ta Freem an; second, Century team roping: Hillary Picotte, Schurz, Nev.; Edison Yazzie, Warm Springs/ third, Devlin Crow, White Swan; Bill Valdez, Glenwood, Wash. fo u rth , T abitha Hickey, Red and white team rop Pendleton. ing: Cort Hererra, Pendleton/ Open team roping: first, Bo Patzke, Klamath Falls. Brooks Dahozy, Window Rock, Barrel racing: D a Arz./Justin Tom, Warm Springs. kota Freeman, Klamath Falls. Second, Cody Barney, Klamath Junior barrel racing: D a Falls/M el Joseph, Lone Pine. kota Freeman, Klamath Falls. Third, Greywolf Herrera, White Wild colt race: Gus Stevens Swan/Cort Herrera, Pendleton. Team (by a ride off). Let us help negotiate your vehicle damage claim We honor all insurance company estimates. 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