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Page 6 . June 1, 2011 Spilyay Tyrnoo, Warm Springs, Oregon 2 honored for Love o f the Game Results in from Tygh Ridge Warm Springs riders made a strong show ing at the Tygh Ridge Rodeo, on M ay 14-15. The results are as follows: By Duran Bobb Spi/yay Tymoo A lv is Sm ith III and V ivian Smith are the recipients of the Fourth Annual For the Love of the Game Priscilla Squiemphen- Yazzie Memorial Award. “These two were chosen out o f the m any w ho co ach ,” Edison Yazzie said. “They pro vide answers that kids are look ing for in this world. They let the kids know, there’s a world out there, get out o f Warm Springs and see what the rest of the world looks like.” The First Memorial Award w en t to E arl and R ita Squiemphen. “We picked them as a gesture of thanks for all that they do,” said Edison. “ You can see them out there doing bake sales and gobs o f other things for basketball.” Rosa Graybael won the sec ond award. “She coached many different youth activities from middle school to grade school to high school,” he said. ‘Y ou can see her at the different p la c e s— W ash in gto n , Reno, wherever she’s needed.” Last year’s winner was Tony Holhday. “These recipients get the same awards as the champi Saturday, May 14 Yvonne Ivenson/Spilyay Fourth Annual For Love of the Game award winners Vivian Smith and Alvis Smith III. ons, down to the letterin g,” Edison said. Recipients are chosen based on what they give to the youth in all Warm Springs sports. “It’s not just money, but the time and effort that they give to kids can mean so much to everybody. It’s unselfish devotion.” Next year’s recipient will be chosen based on nominations. Edison says, “Teri and Amanda Squiem phen are u su ally the ones who have the difficult task of choosing one recipient. But next year we’re going to let the community nominate, because as I see it there are so many folks out there who give so much of themselves.” Saddle bronc: Ralph Moses. Bulls: Joe Escalera. C a lf ro p in g : first, M ike Holyan; second, Casey Green. Ladies breakaw ay: first, Jenna Johnson; second Serena D ahozy; th ird , C h arm aine Billey; and fourth, Liana Holyan. Sen io r pro b reakaw ay: first, Carl Johnson; second, Lee Tom; third, Alan Foreman; and fourth, Jerry Parrish. Ju n io r breakaw ay: first, Oliver Williams; second, Phillip Williams; and third, Taylor Pete. Steer w restlin g : B rad Parrish. Team roping: first, Tysen Green/Carl Johnson; second, Casey Green/Brooks Dahozy; third, Clint Bruised Head/Glen Smith; fourth, Mike Holyan/ Je sse R eese; fifth , M ike Holyan/Carl Johnson; and sixth, Jo h n D eM o n tin ey/ B rad Parrish. Sunday, May 15 Saddle bronc: Joe Scott Jr. Bulls: tied for first, Cheyne Olney and Anthony Blueback; third, Weston Heath; fourth, Bradford Heath. Junior steer riding: Nick Beard. C a lf roping: first, C asey Green; second M ike Holyan; third, Cody Barney; and fourth, Brooks Dahozy. Ladies breakaw ay: first, Seren a D ahozy; seco nd, Charm aine B illey; and third, Sarah Parrish. Sen io r pro b reakaw ay: first, Alan Forman; second, Carl Jo h n so n ; and th ird , Je rry Parrish. Ju n ior breakaw ay: Louis Stewart. Team roping: first, Mike Holyan/Carl Johnson; second, M ike H o ly a n / Je sse R e e se ; third, G lendon Sm ith/ C lint B ru ise d H ead ; and fo u rth , Casey Green/Cody Barney. C e n tu ry team ro p in g : first, B ucky Jo h n so n / C o d y Barney; second, Lee Tom/Carl Johnson. Ladies barrel racing: first, Kayoni Badoni; second, Sammy Jo Plumlee; third, Annie Quinn B arn ey; and fourth, Sam m y Bruised Head. Junior barrel racing: first, T aylo r P ete; seco nd , K oral S m artlo w it; th ird , T anaya Parrish; fourth, Annie Quinn Barney; fifth, W ewinu M ills; sixth, Elizabeth Scott; and sev enth, Jessica Bruised Head. Root Feast Kids Rodeo results tallied The Root Feast Kids Rodeo results are as follows (in order starting with first-place): Kids flag race, 7-12 years: Dillon Heath, Jessica Bruised Head, Stormy Spino and Tassie Hisatake. Kids flag race, 13-17: Aliyah Hisatake. Barrel racing 6 and under: H ayd en H e a th , B rin le y Holyan. Barrel racing 7-12: Jessica B ruised Head, Tasi H isatake and Josh Olney. Barrel racing 13-17: Aliyah Hisatake. C a lf rid in g 7-12 years: G avin B egay, Jo sep h Scott, D ylan H eath, Sharita Jo hns, D o rian Sco tt and D an iel Bennett. Cow riding: Colton David, Neil Morning Owl. Tourney Winners Century team roping: first, Roger Fiander/Casey Green; second, Bucky Jackson/M ike Holyan; third, Bucky Jackson/ Cody Barney. Ladies barrel racing: first, Kim Smartlowit; second, Kayoni B adoni; third, A nnie Q uinn Barney; fourth, Sammy Bruised Head. Junior barrel racing: Koral Smartlowit; second Taylor Pete; th ird , R iata G reen; fo urt, W ewinu M ills; fifth, T anaya P arrish; sixth, A nnie Q uinn B arn ey; seven th , E lizab eth Scott; and eighth, Jessica Bruised Head. H orseless roping: G avin Begay, Mary Olney, Josh Olney. B reak aw ay roping: Charmaine Billey, Louis Stewart. C hute doggin: C o lton David, Benjamim Billey. May 1 events Wild horse race sanctioned w ith the P ro fessio n al Team Bronc Riding Association: Jason Smith team, Team RGB, Brad Royal team, Joe Hisatake, Spud Smith Jr. Ranch bronc riding: Adam Cole. Cow riding: Hadley Reese. M en’s b reakaw ay racin g: M ich ael H o lyan , B rooks Dahozy. Ladies barrel racing: Angie Erickson, Jenna Johnson. R ib bon roping: E dison Yazzie and Una Johnson; Mike H o lyan and Jo E lla Sm ith; B rooks D ahozy and Je n n a Johnson. Team rop in g : M ich ael Holyan and Steve Gilson; Kyle and Jesse Reese; Larry Goss and B rooks D ah o zy; B roo ks Dahozy and Jesse Reese; Kyle Deaver and Mike Holyan. Wild colt race (12 and un der): Tasi Hisatake team; Sharita Johns team ; Preston Stevens team. W ild colt race (13-17): H iram Yaw team ; K ari Wahnetah team; Colton David team. Wild colt race (12 and un der): Thom as LeC laire team ; S h arita Jo h n s team ; T asi Hisatake team. Pony race: Colton David, and Aliyah Hisatake. y Moving Mountains teams drop many pounds Yvonne Iverson/Spilyay Hit Squad of Warm Springs took the top spot in the Seventh Annual Squiemphen-Yazzie 20/under Men’s Basketball Tournament. Team members are Ray Jackson, Arthur Mitchell (coach), Justin Queahpama-Mehlberg, Jhaylen Yeahquo, Rodney Mitchell, Bobby Ahern, Bobby Hemmingway, Robert Main, and Bryson Spino (from left). 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The top mixed team was In It To Lose It. Team members are Jane Ahern, Mike Ahern, Shannon Ahern and Dan Ahern. They won $150 each. From Warm Springs, team A Ton O f Fun took third place among the mixed teams. The team m em bers are Ja b b a r D avis, B en B islan d , N ancy Seyler and Chris Smith. They won $49.50 each. First place among the women was Jane Ahern, who lost 32.4 pounds, and won $971.25. Secon d p lace w as L acey M ille r; th ird , C hris Sm ith; fourth, Jenna Johnson; and fifth, Jenne Elston-Khorvash. Among the men, Dave W il son lost the most weight (50.2 pounds), and won $323.75. Am ong the Warm Springs participants, Chris Smith was third place among the women; and Jenna Johnson was fourth. Among the men on the mixed teams, Scott Kalam a lost the third most, and Ben Bisland was fifth. fJLp Style • J ewelry • C ell P hones • C lothing & S hoes L ocated N ext to the T eepee D eli 553-1006 ♦T u e sd ay -F riday 1 0 :0 0 -6 :Q0 pm *
