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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 2012)
Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Pdge 3 December 26, 2012 2 boxing victories at Spokane tourney Wrestling champs T F T Boxing traveled to Spokane recently for the D an V assar M em o rial B ox in g tournament. The first bout in the 10- year-old 80-pound division Kywon took a m atch b o u t with fellow Native American fighter Skyler Red Deer-Eagle from M ontana. Skyler is a Boxer with the Flathead Box ing Club o f Kalispell, Mont. In the first round o f the match Kywon set up the right hand and knocked the m outh piece o f Skyler out twice. When the match continued Kywon boxed with slick de fensive style, and outscored Skyler for the entire round. In th e se c o n d ro u n d Kywon jabbed Skyler into the ropes and threw a combina tion which resulted in Skyler reviving a Standing 8 count. D u rin g th e c o u n t, Skyler shook his head to the referee signaling “no m ore” and the referee waved o ff the fight. Kywon was victorious by RSC (referee stopped contest). In the second bout, in the 8-year old 65-pound division, L eB ro n m a tc h e d w ith D a m ia n C e rv an te s w ith Round 3 Boxing o f Granger, Wash. LeBron and Damian m et as 6-year-olds at several dif fe re n t to u rn am en ts. T hey were anticipating their first b o u t w hen they tu rn ed 8. They finally got the match, and it was a toe-to toe fight from the beginning bell. The first round was given to Damian for landing more p u n c h e s, an d he sh o w ed more aggression. In the sec ond round LeBron was in structed to “beat him to the punch and back him up.” LeBron followed the in structions, jabbing D am ian into the ropes. Damian began to show fatigue at the middle o f each round and LeBron w on rounds 2 and 3 for a vic tory. — Del-Ray Thompson H o lid a y B o w lin g tou rn ey resu lts ta llie d The Thirty-Sixth Annual Warm Springs Indian Holiday B ow ling T o u rn a m e n t was h e ld N ov. 2 2 -2 4 a t Lava Lanes in Bend. H ere are the results from the tourney: C o n g ra tu la tio n s to Jaden Sanches and Gage “ 12 G age” Cook. B oth wreslters w ent undefeated in their weight divisions, capturing first place cham pio n sh ip s at the Sm ith Rock Rumble Invitational, which was a round-robin fo rm a t an d N o rth w e st Regional event,.with about 317 wrestlers o f various weight classes. B oth o f these cham p ion w restlers reside in Yakima, Wash. They1 all tra v e le d d o w n to th e R ed m o n d fa irg ro u n d s event center in a snow storm, 12 Gage and his dad Ja s o n C ook, w ith Ricky Lopez and Jaden Sanchez, Uncle Ricky and Jaden are b o th W arm Springs tribal descendants. Ricky’s m other is tribal m em ber Anita M endoza. Jaden’s m o th e r is V irg in ia S anchez; also, J a d e n ’s great grandma is the late Lolita Greeley. G reat job guys! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mixed team (18 team s) prize fund $666 F irst, Y akam a’s: D o n n a and Virgil Lallashute, both o f T o p p en ish , an d S tephanie Luke and Maynard Honanie, b o th o f Wapato. $320 plus jackets. S eco n d , L ast M in u te: Raymond Jones and Jolene S w itzler, W arm S p rin g s; S tacee Isaac, S elah; an d A n to n e H o n an ie, W apato. $200. Third, Deana Washington and Rory Thomas, o f Mesa, A riz.; and Cecilia and Jo e N o rieg o , M ayw ood, Calif, $146. Women’s singles (22 en tries) prize fund $203.50. First, Sharon Jones, Warm S prings. S eco n d , D o n n a Lallashute, W apato. T h ird , Sharon W owm I, C arson City, Nev. Men’s singles (32 entries) prize fund $296. F irst, A a ro n D ix o n , S usanville, Calif. S econd, A n to n e H o n an ie, W apato. Third, Rodney Adams, Warm Located at the corner of Warm Springs St. & Hollywood Blvd. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ph. 541-553-1041 Springs. Fourth, Cyrus Dick Jr., T o p p en ish . F ifth , Jo e Noriego, Maywood. Women’s doubles (11 en tries) prize fund $203. First, M arissa H o ff and M aggie D ixon, Susanville. Second, Deana Washington, M esa A riz.; and C ecilia Noriego, Maywood. Men’s doubles (16 entries) prize fund $296. F irst, A u stin C arl, Toppenish; and Joe LeClaire, Selah. S eco n d , A n to n e Maynard H onanie, Wapato. Third, Scott and Stacy Dixon, Susanville. Women’s All-Events (22 entries) prize $85 F irst,, M aggie D ix o n , Susanville. Second, Stacee Isaac, Selah. . Men’s All-Events (25 en tries) prize fund $125. F irst, , A u stin ,. C arl, T oppenish. Second, K erby W allahee, W apato. T h ird , Aaron Greene; Warm Springs. In Memory o f Lawrence Shike Sr., sponsored by the Shike Family pj Jacket plus $200. I Mixed Doubles (20 entries) prize fund $320. F irs t, J o le n e S w itzler, W arm Springs; and A aron D ixon, Susanville. Second, L ucinda H eath and Delvis H eath Sr., W arm Springs. Third, Deana Washington and Rory Thomas, Mesa. M en ’s A D ivision : First, R o d n ey A dam s, W arm Springs; second, R aym ond Jones, Warm Springs. Third, B rad D o n a h u e , W arm Springs. Youth Bowling Results - M en ’s B D iv isio n : First, S te tso n M cM inem ee, T o p p e n ish . S eco n d , Jo e Tuckta, Warm Springs. Third, A a ro n D ix o n , Susanville. F ourth, A lfred E stim o Jr., Warm Springs. S p o n so re d by B rad D onahue and Family — In Memory o f Willie Trimble — added $100/jacket. M en ’s C D iv isio n : First, Rory Thomas, Mesa; second, Cyrus D ick Jr,, Toppenish; third, Delvis H eath, Warm S prings; fo u rth , C harles Wolfe, Warm Springs. S p o n so re d by th e W arm Springs Power and Water and the Warm Springs Credit en terprises board. Youth activi ties — Trophies to top three winners and t-shirts. B a n ta m : F irst, E m ery G re e n e ; se c o n d , D evyn Greene-Boise; third, Robbie Warner. P re p s 9-11 years: First, Ashley Wood; second, Anona Francis; third, Jarryn Black. Juniors 12-15 years: First, A aron W ood; second, Jake F ra n k ; th ird , A u relia Ellenwood. Senior 15-18 years: First, Isiah E llen w o o d ; second, Tyrin Wolfe. Big Dog Challenge - S p o n so red by Sandra and Jerry Sampson - $200 added money to the champion. First, Ray Shike Jr., Warm S prings. S eco n d , Jo s e p h L eC laire, Selah. T h ird , K alan ie K ep aa, M adras. F o u rth , A u stin C arol, T o p p e n ish . F ifth , K erby Wallahee, Wapato. More literacy. More choices. Leadership Corner fl message from Rick molitor Superintendent |f iH M H |H | As we share this holiday season with family and friends, let’s take a E ■Rl jRl»®) moment to celebrate our children and the hope and promise they bring jfj£ | MHB UHL ■ B H I H l HE—^ H H t° us each and every day. We are fortunate to live and work in this <:ar*n8 community. Our hearts and prayers go out to the families of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. As we move through this unbelievably sad tragedy, let’s look to each other for strength and support in honor of the precious lives that were lost and remind ourselves to cherish one another throughout the coming year and always. Wishing you all a safe and peaceful holiday. Rick Molitor Sttperintendent Safety for JCSD Students and Staff In the wake of this month’s tragedy in Newtown, CT, our JCSD team has been reviewing our own safety plans and procedures. Each building has an Emergency Response Plan in place. Our classrooms and work areas are also equipped with instructions for emergencies. Our teachers, staff and administrators have been working to strengthen these plans where needed to make sure our schools are as safe as possible. In any emergency, our first priority is to secure the safety of students and staff. We are also talking more about how we can support families and each other during difficult times. We encourage everyone to visit www.cmionline.org, an online crisis management resource for current information and resources to guide us as we work through this tragedy. We have also been communicating with families through our voice text system as well. If you have a student(s) in the school district and have not been receiving phone/text messages, please contact your child’s school to make sure they have your current contact information. For additional information and resources, you are welcome to contact your child’s school directly or the JCSD District Offices at (541) 475-6192. Jefferson County School District L. 445 SE Buff Street madras, OR 97741 (541J 475-6192 W o m e n ’s B D iv is io n : First, Jolene Switzler, Warm S p rin g s; se c o n d , M aggie D ix o n , S usanville; th ird , D ean a W ashington, M esa; fo u r th , R aynel Begay, Toppenish. (See B O W L IN G on 6) > READ to SUCCEED! LA W o m e n ’s A D iv is io n : First, Stacee Isaac, Selah; sec on d , S haron Jones, W arm S p rin g s; th ird , S andra D a n z u k a , W arm S prings; fo u r th , Stephanie^ L uke, Wapato. ■ -W S www.jcsd.kl2.or.us
