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Spilygy T ym o o , W arm Springs, O regon Page 6 Rare feat from 3-point range Abby Scott achieved a rare feat in January, tying an all- tim e N C A A D iv isio n I Women’s basketball record. T he N ew M exico State Aggies were playing Chicago State. Abby, a 6-1 sophomore, plays guard for the Aggies. In the opening minutes o f the hom e game against Chi cago State, Abby hit a long 3- point shot, which proved to be the first o f many. By the end o f the evening she had made eleven 3-point ers, sco rin g 36 p o in ts — breaking the school record and the Western Athletic Con ference record. This also tied the NCAA Ipivision I Women’s record, i Abby is a 2011 graduate o f Madras High School. H er father is James Scott. For the 2013-14 season, through last week, Scott was averaging 26.3 m inutes p e r game, third m ost on the team. New Mexico State University athletic department NMS Aggies guard Abby Scott. She also had the second-most points on the team, and third- best scoring average. She had 18 steals and ten blocks. Upcoming games for the Aggies include Texas Pan American on Feb. 20; Utah Valley on February 27; and California State U niversity B ak ersfield o n Saturday, March 1. Schimmel having great senior year Shoni Schimmel is hav ing another great year with the Louisville Cardinals. T h e team is cu rren tly ranked no. 3 in the nation. T h e ir only re c e n t loss came against Connecticut, the no. 1 team in the coun try. L ouisville plays a rematch against Connecti cut on March 3. Shoni, 5-9 guard, is a sen io r th is year. M ock drafts have her as a first- round pick in the WNBA. Meanwhile, her domi n a tin g p e rfo rm a n c e at Louisville contin u es to impress. She set the School record for 3-point shots in a re c e n t gam e ag ain st Memphis, hitting 9 or 12. T h e sch o o l reco rd she broke was her own, set the previous year. In late January she was the ESPN National Player Youth basketball tournament this weekend T he Warm Springs Cou gars All Indian 10 years and 13 Years and U nder Co-ed Basketball Tournament is this Friday through Sunday, Feb 21 thru the 23 at the Warm Springs Community. Center. It is open to the first six teams in both divisions with a three-game guarantee. All players w ill be asked fo r p ro p e r id en tificatio n . F or m ore in fo rm atio n co n tact A u stin G re e n e , 541-553- 3243. Lifeguard classes starting at KNT Fam ily Sports N ig h t at JCM S T h e J e ffe rs o n C o un ty Middle School will host Family Sports N ight on Thursday, Feb. 27. The evening will feature a staff versus students basket- ball game. There will also be food for sale. Proceeds will be used to replace outdated gym equipment. JCMS Fam ily Sports Night will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Young at Art: The Twenty-First Annual Warm Springs Tribal Youth Art Exhibit is on display in the Museum at Warm Springs’ Changing Exhibits Gallery through March 30. K a h -N e e -T a th is m onth is hosting Ameri can Red Cross Lifeguard classes. Classes will begin on February 22 at 9 a.m. To receive certification, par ticipants m ust complete all 26 hours o f classes. Cost o f the class in cludes all materials and Red Cross certification in lifeguarding, CPR and First Aid for the profes sional rescuer. You must be at least 15 years old and able to com plete specific swimming skills. For more inform a tion o r to reg ister call 541-553-1112 an d ask for the village pool, i Regarding per capitas Warm Springs Tribal Members now receive a $25 per capita payment each month. For youth 21 years of age and younger, there will be no check issued - a $25 deposit is being made into their trust fund account. W arm S p rin gs M ARKET . , 5^*****^^ ' Shoni Schimmel, senior guard at Louisville. o f the Week. And she is on th e N a ism ith T ro p h y Midseason 30 list. This tro phy will go to the N CAA women’s player o f the year. She was the only Louisville player to make the list. Schimmel, originally from Mission, was averaging 17.6 points per game, hitting 39.6 percent o f her 3-point shots and making 81.5 percent o f her free throws— all team highs. She is in contention for the Wooden Award, the other player o f the year recognition in college bas ketball. Louisville plays this evening, Feb. 19, against Houston; and oh Feb. 23 against Rutgers. Umatilla hosting BAAD T he Twenty-Seventh Annual Basketball Against Alcohol and Drugs Tour nam ent is coming up in March. The BAAD tour ney, sp o n so red by the C onfederated Tribes o f the Umatilla Indian Res ervation, happens at the N ixyaaw ii G ym in Pendleton. For more information c o n ta c t L loyd C o m mander at 541-429-7887, or Larry Cowapoo at 54L 429-7886. D ates o f the tournament at March 21- 28. Als, visit the website: Ctuir.org Siletz co-ed tourney in March The Siletz Community Co- Ed Basketball Tournament, a M em orial T ournam ent for CW Ca^e, is coming up in M atch. There will be three divi sions: fourth- through sixth- graders, four boys and four girls. Seventh- through ninth- grades, four boys and four girls. A n d ten th - th ro u g h twelfth (over 18 must show high school transcript), four boys and four girls. First-place winners receive jackets; two All-Star awards (bags); one MVP (Nike gift certificate). Second-place win- ners receive hoodies; two All- Stars (bags); one MVP (Evo lution basketballs). The tournam ent is spon sored by the Confederated Tribes o f Siletz Indians E du cation and Prevention Pro grams, Chinook Winds, Lin coln County, and PAADA. There is an entry fee o f $150 per team. 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