Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, August 28, 2008, Page 6, Image 6

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    August 28, 2 0 0 8
Spilyay Tyrooo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Page 6
Teams dominate tourneys
Soccer coaches visit from England
Players from the WS Tigerz placed first at the tournament
(pictured here with players from the Court Crushers).
. Justine Thomas/Spilyay
Coach Harry Fildes of England (center) assists local youth who attended a soccer camp recently, including Corbett Tom
Jr., Bryce Sanchez, Amial Rhoan and Tashina Eastman (left to right).
B y L e slie M itts
Spilyay Tymoo
Local youth had a chance
to learn soccer skills from
two coaches from England
with a recent athletic camp.
The Community Wellness
Program hosted a soccer
camp th a t featured two
coaches involved with the
Challenger Sports program.
Challenger Sports sends
coaches from England, Scotland
and Wales throughout the U.S.
and Canada to various soccer
camps.
Carolyn Harvey, from the
Community Wellness Program,
said the company also held a
camp in Warm Springs in 2004.
She originally discovered
Challenger Sports while working
in O m ak, W ash., and later
brought the program to Warm
Springs.
The five-day camp gave kids
a chance to improve their soc­
cer game along with others in
their age group.
A half-day camp was held for
youth from ages six to 16, while
a full-day camp was also offered
to those ages 10 to 16. *
The Community Wellness
Program gave scholarships for
35 children to attend the camps,
Harvey said.
As the largest soccer camp
Rodeo at W hite Swan in September
saddle
Special events include the
R odeo A ssociation will present
The Columbia River Indian
b r o n c , b a re b a c k , b u ll rid in g ,
E v en ts
in clu d e
w ild h orse race, C entury T eam
White Swan All Indian Rodeo
on Saturday and Sunday, Sept.
6-7 at the White Swan Rodeo
Grounds. Rodeo starts at noon
each day.
team roping, ladies breakaway,
ladies barrel racing, calf rop­
ing, steer w restling, senior
breakaway, junior bull riding
and junior barrels.
roping, red/white team rpping.
Admission is $5 for adults,
kids 12 and under $3. No per­
sonal checks.
Teams of local youth have
been dominating at several bas­
ketball tournaments recendy.
A co-ed team w on the
Vancouver Hoops on the River
3 on 3 Tournament recently.
The team, dubbed the Lil
Slicks, included Katrina Greene,
Rodney Mitchell and Triston
Smith. They became the 2008
eighth grade co-ed champions at
the tournament, and also played
several games in the ninth and
tenth grade brackets in order to
play more games.
Two teams of Warm Springs
youth also faced off against each
other in the final round of the
Mainstreet Madness 3 on 3 tour­
nament in Hilsboro.
The first place team in the
seventh and eighth grade divi­
sion, the WS Tigerz, included
Jalen Graybael, Jhaylen Yeaqho,
Bryson Spino and D.J. Thomas
The Court Crushers included
K atrina G reene, Teneasha
Adams, Rodney Mitchell and
Triston Smith and placed second
in the seventh and eighth grade
boys division.
Another team from Warm
Springs, The Hoopsters, played
in the ninth and tenth grade di­
vision and included Ju stin
Queahpama-Mehlberg, Theron
Spino, Steven Begay and Leo
Sportsman.
o p erato r in the U.S. and
Canada, Challenger Sports
has coached as many as
92,000 campers.
In 2008 they expanded
their soccer expertise into
A ustralia. They provide
camps, clinics, tours, tourna­
ments, uniforms and coach­
ing materials to thousands of
clubs and hundreds of thou­
sands of players.
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Courtesy photos,
The Court Crushers placed second In their division at a recent
tournament.
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