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rf- Spilygy Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Page 6 W.S. Nation boxers at Golden Gloves MHS Senior Night Last Friday was Senior Night at Madras High School. W arm S prings N a tio n Boxers will com pete in the Oregon Gold Gloves Boxing C ham pionships this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23 at the Eagle Crest Resort Juni per Ballroom in Redmond. Jam ie Halliday, L eander Smith and David Ramirez will be boxing at the Champion ship tournament.- H alliday is in the 152- The White Buffalos boys’ basketball team played Gladstone, winning 56-45. Seniors on the team include Rodney Mitchell, Jhaylen Yeahquo, Bryson Spino, Triston Smith, Steele Haugen and Robert Fine (from left). The boys are 14-9 overall, 5-4 in league. They are ranked third in the Tri-Valley League. W ill Robbins photo. Schimmels lead Cards as tourney nears Courtesy photo. Shoni and Jude Schimmel have many fans in W.S. Suppah logo contest Suppah Racing is hold ing a contest for a design for the team’s silks. Local artists may sub m it one design or many. The design will be on the team ’s silk shirts (fron t a n d back) a n d on th e caps. The deadline to submit artwork is March 15. The winner will be announced pound division; Smith is in the 132-pound division; and R am irez is boxing at 123 pounds. D oors open at 6 p.m. on Friday, with the event start ing at 7 p.m. D oors open at 5 p.m. with the event at 6 p;m. on Saturday. Ringside tables and ringside seats are available. Call 541- 678-2286. 26th BAAD in March The state Championship tournament begins on March 5 at Gill Coliseum. The Louisville Cardi nals w om en’s basketball team is h ead in g in to M arch M adness as the tenth-ranked team in the NCAA standings. Jude an d Shoni S c h im m e l are h a v in g o u ts ta n d in g se aso n s. Earlier this m onth, jun io r g u a rd S h o n i w as nam ed Big E ast Player o f the Week. During that week, she led the Cardinals to a nar ro w w in o v er S o u th Florida. She scored a ca reer-high 38 points and tied the school record with eight made 3-point ers. F or the season Shoni is averaging 29.6 points per game, m ost on the team . She’s average 14 assists p e r gam e, also February 20, 2013 on March 27. Guidelines: . Native design in purple and turquoise colors only. Brand design included in design. The brand design is an S w ith its b o tto m curve connecting to the top line o f an F. For more information call Jay at 541-325-3749; o r Fay at 325-1275; or Joyce at 553-1660. highest. Jude also plays guard and is av erag in g 21.6 points per game. Jude is a sophomore. Their parents are Rick Schim m el and Cecilee Moses, ‘i The Cardinals play this Thursday, Feb. at hom e ag ain st S o u th F lo rid a. They plat at Villanova on Saturday, Feb. 24; at home against Seton Hall on Feb. 27; and at Syracuse on -March 4 to end the regu lar season. T h e C ardinals could play in Spokane as a num ber 4 seed at the start o f the N C AA tournament, ac- : cording to a‘ preliminary d ra ft b ra c k e t on ESPN.com. S election M onday is March 18, and the tour nament begins March 23. The Twenty-Sixth Annual Basketball Against Alcohol and D rugs— the BAAD— T o u rn a m e n t will be held March 23-30 at the Confed erated Tribes o f the Umatilla Indian R eservation Recre- ation Community Gym. Rosters and entry fees will be a ccep ted th r u Friday; March 8. For more details you can call 888-809-8027. Spring Break Youth Health Fair March 26 Warm Springs Recre ation and Indian Health S ervices w ill h o s t th e S p ring B reak Y outh Health Fair on March 26. T here will be games, fun, door prizes, bike ro deo, and Roc your Moes Dance Contest. The Youth Health Fair will be at the Community W ellness C en ter. T h e event is free to commu nity youth. There will be a running clinic at 10 a.m.; Salmon Fun Run at 11; lunch at 11:45 (provided); and 1-4 p.m., gamesTatid activities including: Showcase Your G raf fiti for the salmon design contest with prizes. Come meet the Warm Springs Police D e p a rt m ent k-9 o fficers, M cG russ, Sm okey the Bear and Sparky. V isit w ith the Warm Springs Higher Education, staff and make sure you are ready for college. For more information call 541-553-1196: Carolyn ext. 4400, Phyllis ext. 4193, Jpie ext. 4196; or Carol at Recreation, 541-553-3243. T h e S p ring B reak Y o u th H e a lth F air is sponsored w ith a grant frorri'Y hè' C om m unity H ealth In su ran ce P ro gram Reauthorization Act (CHIPRA). Cougars tournament coming up T w e n ty -F irst A n n u al Warm Springs Cougars All- Indian High School Boys and Girls Basketball Tournament is coming up in April. The tournament, April 4- 7, is presented by the Warm Springs Cougar Youth Bas ketball Organization. : The tourney will be in the W ärm Springs E lem entary School gymnasium and the W arm Springs Com m unity Center. Entry fee is $250 for boys division; and $225 for girls division. Entry fee is due by Friday, March 15 (additional $25 after deadline). The tour nament is open to the first 12 boys teams and the first eight girls teams. Girls division awards: Ten Championship wool jackets, te n ru n n e r-u p h o o d e d sw eatshirts, ten third-place crewnecks, ten fourth-place t- shirts; Most Valuable Player jacket; ten A ll-T ourney crewnecks; Miss Hustle and Miss Rebound. Boys division awards: Ten Championship L etterm an’s, te n ru n n e r-u p h o o d e d sweatshirts, ten third-place crewnecks, ten fourth-place t- shirts; M ost Valuable Player jack et; te n A ll-T o u rn ey crewnecks; Mr. H ustle, and M ost Rebounds. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , contact Austin Greene, tour Madras Campus nam ent director, 541-553- 3243 (w); 541 -553-1953 (h). M ailing address is: W arm Springs Recreation, PO Box 1327, OR 97761. The Warm Springs Cou gars Youth Organization, the Jefferson County School Dis trict; the Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs will not be held liable for any accidents, theft, injury or short funded travelers while participating in this tournament. ...— UPCOMING fo r the m onth ahead Beads, Native American Gifts, Museum, Deli, Grocery, Ice, Fishing Permits, Western Union, Check-Free Bill Pay, ATM and Much More! i For More Info: 541.550.4100 www.cocc.edu Getting Started workshops February 19 March 5 March 19 2132 Warm Springs St., Warm Springs - ph. 541-553-1597 _______ __________ :-------------------/ 5:30 p.m. Madras Campus The Museum at Warm Springs is now on their winter hours. The Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays. 6- In advance o f College events, persons needing accommodation or transportation because o f a physical or mobility disability; contact Joe Viola: 541.383.7775. For accommodation because o f other disability s u c h as hearing impairment, contact Annie Walker: 5 4 1 3 8 3 .7 7 4 3 . j t 1 •i
