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Big win for White Buffalos at N. Marion By W ill Bobbins fo r the Spilyay Tymoo T he Madras W hite B uf falo varsity fo o tb all team looked like an entirely differ ent team last Friday against N orth Marion. The game got o ff to an unusual start when the Huskies decided to onside kick the initial kickoff. T he move surprised many, including Madras head coach Rick Wells, w ho said, “I t ’s high school football, you’ve got to expect those kinds o f things... We had our breaks,” he ad d ed , “ an d th ey had theirs.” T he attem pt to trick the White Buffs was short lived and N orth Marion would give up p o ssession after ju st 7 plays. Two plays later White B uff wide receiver Devin Ceciliani ran for 80 yards for the first o f six Madras touchdowns. Later, Ciciliani would score on a run o f 25 yards and a pass o f 7 yards. The W hite B uff defense, which has struggled against th e ru n in th ree p rev io u s games, was much improved. In the first half, each time N o rth M arion w ould gain possession, the M adras de fense stepped it up a notch, only allowing small gains. Coach Wells said, ‘W e just told ourselves that we were going to have the mentality to get better.” T he H uskies’ b est drive lasted 15 plays that chewed eight minutes from the clock, b ut was stopped after N ick Picard exploded through the line and sacked the N o rth M arion QB for an 11 yard loss. Three plays later the hus kies were forced to punt and the W hite Buffs responded w ith a three play drive that concluded w ith an 85 yard touchdown strike to wide re ceiver Jack Fine. M adras w o u ld g e t o n e m ore score before the half when QB Steele Haugen con nected with Aaron Phillips on a 56-yard pass to the corner o f the end zone In the second half N orth Marion fumbled the kick o ff an d th e W hite B uffs w ent seven plays, ending, in a 4- yard touchdow n run by re turning back Joe Hisatake. The Huskies would end up scoring three touchdowns in the second half but it wasn’t m eant to be, as Madras kept the ball on the ground and would eventually take a knee to finish the game w ith a 46- 18 Tri Valley League win.. Madras QB Steele Haugen com pleted 12 o f 16 passes fo r 238 y ard s a n d th re e touchdowns. D evin C iciliani scored th ree tim es, Jo e H isatak e twice, and once each for Jack Fine and Aaron Phillips. The White Buffaloes (2-3) will now prepare for their next g am e th is F rid ay a g ain st Molalla. The Indians come in to th e gam e w ith a 1-5 re c o rd a n d 0-1 in league games. Last week Molalla was beaten by Estacada 6-0. Madras coach Wells said o f Molalla, “We know each other very well. We run simi lar offenses and similar de fe n se s, a n d it w ill b e a slugfest. They w ant to make the playoffs just like we do.” F rid a y ’s g am e c a n b e heard on K W SO 91.9 FM w ith W ill “T h e W ilm an ” R obbins calling th e action starting at 7 p.m. Youth Football white- Tb’lo'ffn-Lo Sports Sc-he-fale H e re is th e u p c o m in g sports schedule for the Ma dras W hite Buffalo athletic teams: Thursday, Oct. 4 Water Polo, v. Redmond. 4 p.m. at the Madras Aquatic Center Volleyball, v. Molalla. 6:30 p.m. at M adras H ig h School. Boys Soccer, v. Molalla. 4 p.m. at the MHS Soccer Field. Girls Soccer, at Molalla. 6 p.m. Friday, O ct. 5 , Football: MHS at Molalla. 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 Cross Country, at South Albany. Volleyball Tournament: 8 a.m. at Junction City. Tuesday, Oct 9 Volleyball, at Estacada. 6:30 p.m. Fourth- through 6th-grade youth have football practice for the Youth Tackle Football League organized by Bend Metro Parks and Recreation. The kids play on the Jefferson County team and play their games on Sundays in Bend. Practices alternate between Warm Springs and Madras. Boys Soccer, at Estacada. 6 p.m. Girls Soccer, v. Estacada. 4 p.m. at the MHS Soccer Field. Thursday, Oct. 11 Football, v. LaSalle. 7 p.m. at Madras High School. Water Polo Tournament: 6 p.m. Girls; 7 p.m. Boys at M edford. Friday, Oct. 12 Water Polo Tournament, 8 a.m —9:30 p.m., Parkrose. Saturday, Oct. 13 • Water Polo Tournam ent, 4-8 p.m., Parkrose. Volleyball Tournament. 8 a.m. at Seaside. Tuesday, Oct. 16 Water Polo, at Redmond. 4 p.m. Boys Soccer, v. Gladstone. 4 p.m., MHS Soccer Field. Girls Soccer, at Gladstone. 6:30 p.m. MHS halls open to walkers Important to report poachers T h e re se rv a tio n is just over 650,000 acres co v er ing over 1,000 square miles. So it is n o t always possible for law and game enforce m en t officers to spot every poacher w ho m ight be h u n t ing o r fishing on the reser vation. Tribal members w ho wit- October 3, 2012 Spilygy Tymoo, Wgi-ru Springs, Oregon Pgge 6 ness a fishing or wildlife of fense are being reminded that they have the ability to report offenses. The tribes need your help in p ro te c tin g n a tu ra l re sources. I f you witness a vio lation, please call 541-553- 8300. Those w ho report may remain anonymous. M ountain View H ospital Community Health Program has again arranged access for exercisers to walk in the halls at Madras High School. This is available Oct. 10- March 22. The main Hallways at Ma dras High School will be open free o f charge for registered participants to walk in a safe, Ceded Area buck tags C eded A rea buck tags are available for h u n tin g through Oct. 31. R eservation b uck tags are available fo r h u n tin g through Oct. 28. Bear season is from now u n til Nov. 30, 2012; and again from A pril 13-May 31, 2013. C o u g a r s e a s o n is th r o u g h M a r c h 3 0 , 2013. Tags will be given out tw o days prior. N atu ral R esources has extended h ours for T hursday and Friday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. T he phone num ber is 541-553-2001. warm, dry, level, and well-lit setting from 7-7:30 a.m. ev ery m orning that school is in session. P lease re g iste r at th e M ountain View Hospital ad ministration wing to receive your badge for entry and the walking map. For more infor mation, please call Beth Ann Beamer 541-460-4023. Festival includes Sasquatch talk O n Saturday and Sunday, O ct. 6 and 7, th e M o u n t H o o d Salm on, M ushroom and Bigfoot Festival will be held in Rhododendron. Admission is free and ac tivities will include a Salmon B ake b o th days, th e M t. H ood Scarecrow champion ship and Sasquatch Talk. This is from 10 a.m. til 5 p.m. both days at M t H ood Village near Brightwood on Hwy 26. Hunting season update from Wildlife Dept. Please come by the N atu ral Resources office to pick up your ceded and reserva tion tags and a state lands Big Game Regulations Guide and to sign up for lottery hunts. You may pick up your tag up to tw o days before the start o f the hunt. You can also go online for more State Lands Big Game inform ation at: w w w .dfw .state.or.u s/re sources /hunting/big_gam e The following are the 2012 W arm Springs R eservation H unting Regulations: per family. It is unlawful to take spotted kittens or female cougars with spotted kittens. The following is a list o f ceded land tags that are avail able. (For a list o f hunts start ing in N ovem ber, Decem ber and January visit the Natural Resources office.) Hunts that started in Sept. Buck deer— Bag lim it is tw o buck deer w ith visible antler per person (hunt num ber, hunt name, hunt dates). W S D T - C ed ed A rea Buck 1 - Sept. 29-Oct. 18. Deer season: Sept. 29— Hunts starting in October: Antelope— Bag limit is one Oct. 28. Bag limit is one buck deer having n o t less than a forked antler, per family. Elk season: Nov. 3—18. Bag limit is one elk per fam ily. Nov. 19—30. Bag limit is o'ne antlered elk per family. Bear season: Fall: Sept. 29-Nov. 30. Spring: April 1 3 - May 31, 2013. Bag lim it is one bear per m onth, except cubs and sows with cubs are protected. Cougar season: Sept. 29, 2012—M arch 30, 2013. Bag limit is one cougar per m onth doe or fawn (hunt num ber, hunt name, hunt dates). WS443A1 - Columbia Pla teau No. 1 - O ctober 13-21. Antelope— Bag limit is one b u ck (h u n t n u m b er, h u n t name, h unt dates).; WS443A2 - Columbia Pla teau No. 2 - Oct. 13-21. Antlerless elk— bag limit is on e antlerless elk (h u n t n u m b er, h u n t nam e, h u n t dates). WS247D2 - W G rant Pvt # 2 - Oct. 1-Dec. 31. WS237T2 - O choco Unit Youth H u n t # 2 - Oct. 13-19. WS240A - M aupin-W est Biggs - Oct. 13-Nov. 30. Buck deer— Bag lim it is one buck deer w ith visible antler per person (hunt num ber, hunt name, hunt dates). W S D T - C ed ed A rea Buck 2 - Oct. 19-31. Buck deer— Bag lim it is one deer either sex (hunt num ber, hunt name, hunt dates). WS100M - H ood U nit & H ood R vr V alley Muzzleloader - Oct. 13-23. WS139M1 - SE Metolius #1 Muzzleloader - O ct. 20- 26. Bull elk— Bag limit is one bull elk w ith visible antler (hunt num ber, h u n t nam e, hunt dates). , W SCET - Cascade G en eral Elk Season - O ct. 13-19. WSRME1 - Rocky Mtn. No. 1 Elk Season - Oct. 24- 28. WS235M - Paulina-E. Fort R ock M uzzleloader - O ct. 13-21. Controlled elk— Bag limit is one elk either sex (hunt n u m b er, h u n t nam e, h u n t dates). W S265M - E G ra n t Muzzleloader - Oct. 13-19. WS238C1 - G rizzly P ri vate No. 1 - Oct. 24-28. W S241A - T h e D alles Watershed - Oct. 24-28. WS247A1 - N orthside Pvt N o .l - Oct. 24-28. WS248A2 - H eppner No. 2 - Oct. 24-28. WS248B1 - Ritter N o .l - Oct. 24-28. Controlled elk— Bag limit is one spike only. W S249A2 - U kiah U nit N o 2 - Oct. 24-28. M an d ato ry reporting For 2012 there is man- datory reporting of hunter harvest. Failure to report harvest results will be a loss o f hunt ing privileges for the subse quent tags. H u n te rs are im p o rta n t sources o f wildlife related in formation. T he inform ation gathered from hunter Surveys is valuable for biologists, wild life c o m m itte e an d trib a l co u n c il to h elp m ake in form ed wildlife management decisions. By reporting, you are help ing m onitor wildlife popula tions and helping enhance hunting opportunities. Infor mation from hunters who did n o t h unt or harvest an ani mal is as im portant as hunt ers w ho did take an animal. H unter surveys are available at the N atural Resources of fice and will be given out with tags. Thank you for your par ticipation! The Warm Springs Wildlife Department. M adras Cam pus UPCOMING for the month ahead Check out our classes through Community Learning • Habits of Effectiveness ♦Meditation Introduction For More Info: 5 4 1 .5 5 0 .4 1 0 0 www.cocc.edu •Wilderness Survival • Dealing with Difficult People Register now! cocc.edu/continuinged 541.550.4100 In advance o f Cotte»? events, persons needing accom m odation or transportation because o f a physical or m o b ility disability, contact Joe O V io la ; 5 4 138 3.7775- For accom m odation because o f other disability such as hearing im pairm ent, contact Anne W alker; 5 4 1.383.7743.
