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F September 19, 2012 Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Pgge 6 Great first game for Buffs, followed by tough loses The W hite B uff offense w ould disappear until near the end o f the second quar ter. The Buffs put together a masterful 80 yard drive and came within inches o f scor ing a touchdown but a pass into the end zone was inter cepted, ending the first half. In the second half Sisters would keep the ball on the ground, tallying up 39 points before the white buffs could even score. Madras did get into the end zone, b ut it was too little too late and the W hite Buffs dropped a second game 39- o. By W ill Robbins for Spilyay Tymoo A fter getting o ff to a fan tastic start the Madras White Buffalo football team has suf fered tw o lo sses by n o n league opponents. Those losses, coupled with key injuries, have forced head coach Rick Wells to m ake some adjustments with hopes o f getting his team back on track by the time league play begins Sept. 28. At Stayton In the season opener on the road at Stayton, the White Buffs looked like a well sea soned, finely tuned team. S e n io r w ide rec e iv e r Devin Ceciliani scored three times in the first half w ith passes o f 85, 52 and 34 yards fro m se n io r q u a rte rb a c k Steele Haugen. In the second half it was s e n io r ru n n in g b ack J o e H isa ta k e ta k in g o v e r th e game running for 130 yards and catching passes for 55 more yards. In all Madras totaled 490 yards o f offense, and even scored points on field goals fro m new kicker D errick Pacheco. A fte r th e 36-14 w in it seemed that the White Buffs would head in to week two with tremendous momentum. They did, but so did their next opponent, the Redmond Pan thers. Home opener I f there was ever a game that snapped a team back to reality it was game two against Redmond. The game played out very much like David vs. Goliath. M adras,(D avid) had speed b u t n o t size. R e d m o n d (Goliath) had size and speed. Redmond would use three giant running backs and run over the White Buffs in a diz zying display o f “old school football.” Little League board, community meeting Fellow Warm Springs N a tio n L ittle League b o a rd m em b ers, and L ittle League parents and supporters, You and the entire Warm Springs commu nity are invited to attend the Warm Springs N a tion Little League Board o f D irecto rs com m u nity meeting. The meeting will be h eld this W ednesday, Sept. 19 at the commu nity center social hall. Agenda items, as sug gested, are: The board will give th e ir re p o rts o f th e 2012 Season. Report on the 11-12 year-old 2012 State Soft ball Tournament. N o m in a tio n s and voting for 2013 seasort, W arm Springs N ation Little League Board of Directors, 15 positions. Immediately follow ing the election o f the 2013 season board o f directors, a short meet ing will be held to set a meeting schedule. There is a District 5 Little League presidents’ meeting in The Dalles on Saturday, Sept. 22 at 10 a.m. at the N orcô Building. For further in form ation, call Louise Katchia, WSNLL, secre- ta ry /in fo rm a tio n o f ficer: cell 541-460-0224, Crook County Will RobbinsZKWSO Madras in a victory against Stayton early in the September. A dd to that an immediate disadvantage w hen Hisatake was sidelined after his second run with a knee injury, and you have a recipe for imme diate strategy change. " W ithout a solid running game Madras would have to lean on the passing game, which in many ways is still in development with one excep tion, Devin Ceciliani, But even he had problems w ith the bigger and faster Redmond team. T he W hite Buffs w ould walk away from a 41-14 loss to.Redmond in week two lick ing their wounds and looking fo rw a rd to a w eek th re e matchup against annual pre season rival the Sisters O ut laws. Against Sisters Week three’s game seemed to get o ff to a good start. d id n ’t have m uch success. Stam pede Stadium w ould They gave up possession af fill quickly w ith the W hite ter four runs and two passes. B uff faithful, the pep band The Sisters Outlaws would w ould take th eir places in get right to business and stun the bleachers o n the right, Madras seven plays later with and there seem ed to be an a 64-yard touchdown pass. air o f enthusiasm about the A fter going three and out in their next possession, Ma place. T he w eather was w arm, dras received another dose o f perfect fo r football really, and “ stun” w hen Sisters return in pre-game warm-ups Ma man Ethan L ouloff ran back dras players w ere grabbing Kt punt for 70 yards and an one pass after another, seem other touchdown. ingly perfect... Seemingly per fect, except for the haze in the air from distant wildfires and an un-forecasted lightning S torm th a t w o u ld p ass through near the end o f the The Outlaw Rodeo is game. on Saturday, Septem ber A nd th e n th e kick off, 29 at the W arm Springs which Madras would receive Rodeo Grounds. b ut do little with. Events, starting at 1:30 The W hite Buffs came out p.m,, include: senior and and tried to ru n , b u t they This week doesn’t get any easier for the White Buffs Rival C rook County will come to Stampede Stadium with their blue and gold uni forms and cowboy attitudes. A nd the W hite Buffs will n o d o u b t try to re b o u n d fro m tw o d is a p p o in tin g losses. C rook C ounty will probably see lo ts o f gam e film, and like the other two lo c a l te a m s try ru n n in g th r o u g h th e M ad ras d e fense. But one thing is certain, Madras will come out again and give it their best... It’s all they know ... Their goals may be lofty, their opponents may be gi ants, but no foe is too large in the eyes o f their leader, C oach Wells, w ho will no doubt have his team ready when the whistle blows Fri day night. Outlaw Rodeo to buck in at W.S. junior wild colt races, a wild cow race, cow riding, cow m ilking, saddle, b are and ran ch b ro n c riding, and a sanctioned Wild H orse Race. All wild horse racers need to call the PW H RA of fice at 541-475-7828 to enter. All others should c o n ta c t D a ry ly n n e C o rta z a r a t 5 4 1 -3 2 5 - 1834 to enter. READ to SUCCEED! More literacy. More choices. Safe & Welcoming Schools Building for Tomorrow - Construction Planning Underway JCSD, with help from members of the local community, has selected the Wenaha Group to lead the planning, design and constructibn of our new school district facilities. Wenaha Group’s Rob Quaempts and Dave Fishel are well- respected construction professionals with more than 44 years of combined construction experience. Together they provide construction management and consulting services to organizations, corporations, and Tribes throughout the region. “We are looking forward to our new partnership with the Weneha team and as the project moves forward, we will be asking for input from staff and community members,” said Rick Moli tor, superintendent for JCSD. “Our community made this work possible by supporting the school bond and we really want them to be involved in the process.” The District and Warm Springs leadership will be providing regular updates on the following projects: ■ Warm Springs K-8 ■ District-wide facility upgrades and construction For more information, call (541) 475-6192 or visit www.jcsd.kl2.or.us. . We believe that a safe and welcoming learning environment is oiie of the most important things we provide to our students. This month, our teachers, staff and students are participating in workshops and activities that teach and remind us about empathy and compassion. This will be an important focus for our school district throughout this year and for years to come. Ask your child about Challenge Day or feel free to call the district office at (541) 475-6192 for more information. JCSD Hotline If you are aware of bullying or any unsafe situations in our schools, please visit our anonymous hotline page on the JCSD website. We have created a form that can be submitted with or without personal contact information. If you are not able to access the internet, you are welcome to call our District offices at any time. Anonymous Hotline http://www.jcsd.kl2.or.us/district/jcsd-hotline Phone: (541) 475-6192 Madras High School Thanks Community Partners The Madras High School Team would like to thank some special community partners for their generous donation of time and energy to our Latino Youth Outreach Program: ■ Rio Restaurant ■ Columbia Bank ■ Oregon Child Development Coalition These organizations have been working with our Latino youth to teach them valuable skills that will enhance their futures. Open House Dates September 20 Buff Intermediate 6:00-7:30 p.m. September 25 Metolius Elementary 6:00-7:30 p.m. September 27 Madras Primary 6:00-7:30 p.m. Free & Reduced Lunch Program Free and reduced lunch applications are now available for the 2012-2013 school year. Apply on-line at jcsd.kl2.or.us. If you have questions about the program, contact Chele Paye or Patti Jobe at (541)475-6192x212. Jefferson County > School District Calendar September Wednesday, 9/19 First Early Release: Students will be released 2 hours earlier: Monday, 9/24 School Board meets; 7 p.m. District Offices Jefferson County School District 445 SE Buff Street, madras, OR 97741 » (541J 475-6192 www.jcsd.k12.or.us (
