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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
March 4, 2015
Wild Horse Races,
rodeo March 20-21
The eighth-grade girls
team, with all the players
from Warm Springs, won
the Central Oregon
Basketball Organization
league tournament in
February. In the COBO
championship game at
Mountain View High
School, the Warm
Springs girls beat
Summit. Team members
are Thalia Culpus,
Vanessa Culps and
Jackie Zamora-Heath
(front row left to right);
coach Jake Suppah,
Chloe Smith, Monika
Stacona, Erika Olivera,
Jalaney Suppah, Unique
Bryant (standing left to
right; not pictured Gracie
Whiteplume and Leslie
Main).
The Professional Wild
Horse Racers Association
Spring Stampede is com-
ing to the Jefferson
County Fair Complex in
March.
The event will feature
the Colt Racing Finals, and
the PWHRA sanctioned
Wild Horse races.
Other events: bull
riding, bareback, saddle
bronc, junior colt race, se-
nior colt race, business-
men cow race, and ranch
saddle bronc.
The Spring Stampede,
brought to you by Indian
Head Casino, is set for
March 20-21, starting at
6:30 p.m. each day.
Admission is $8 for 13-
and-up; $6 for 6-12 year-
olds; 5 and under free
both nights. Hosted by the
Jefferson County Fair
Board.
Colt race entries, call
Butch David at 541-325-
2253. Rough stock entries
call Robert Hagley at 541-
815-9765.
Jayson Smith/Spilyay
Recreation hosts Cougars youth co-ed tourney
Warm Springs Recreatio
nhosted the 2015 Cougars All
Indian Youth Co-ed Basket-
ball Tournament over the
weekend.
This is a sixth- and eighth-
grade co-ed tourney, held at
the community center.
In the sixth-grade division
the champions were the
Monstars of Yakama.
In the eighth-grade divi-
sion the champions were the
team Hoops4Life of Okla-
homa and Oregon.
Runner ups in the sixth-
grade division was the
Simnasho team. Third place
went to the Tulalip team. And
fourth place, the Yakama
Elite.
Runner ups in the eighth-
grade division were the
Stor mtroopers of War m
Springs.
Third place went to the
Warriors of Warm Springs.
And fourth place, MISH of
Mission, Ore.
Individual awards went to
Miss MVP Calesa Murdock
of Hoops4life. And Mr.
MVP Kobe Burgess,
Hoops4life.
All tourney teams
Josh Olney, Native Storm,
Warm Springs. Jayden Davis,
Native Storm, Warm Springs.
Skytus Smith, Springers,
War m Springs. Shaneen,
Springers, Warm Springs.
Harlee David, Simnasho.
Dakota Sams, Simnasho.
Robbie Sampson, War m
Springs Recreation. Alexis
Martinez, Warm Springs Rec-
reation. Tyson Burns,
Monstars, Yakama. Saneah
Eagleheart, Yakama.
Sixth grade
Farrah Parrish, Tulalip.
Daron Fryberg, Tulalip. Cloe
Peters, Yakama Elite.
Kupkana Leavitt, Yakama
Elite. Lonnie McConville,
First Americans. Natalya
Tewee, First Americans. 8)
Eighth grade
Dominique Walker, Warm
Springs Recreation. Steve
Bueno, Warm Spriongs Rec-
reation. Devin Barkley, Mis-
sion. Julany Suppah, the War-
riors of Warm Springs. Cash
Reese, The War riors of
Warm Springs.
Dapri
Miller,
Stor mtroopers,
War m
Springs. Vanessa Culps,
Stor mtroopers,
War m
Springs. Larissa McConville ,
Mission. Tomas Herrera,
Hoops4life, Oklahoma.
Joclyn Smith, Hoops4life,
Okla.
Thank you to all teams
that participated, and each
coach who dedicated time to
guiding these young teams.
Respectfully,
Austin Greene, tourney
director, Warm Springs Cou-
gars Youth.
Going to State
Camp Timber Sale 2016
The comment period is
open for the Camp Tim-
ber Sale of 2016.
Copies of the draft
project assessment docu-
ment for the Camp Tim-
ber Sale 2016 are available
for review and comment
at the offices of the
Branch of Natural Re-
sources and Forestry De-
the SEVEN DIRECTIONS
north-south-east-west - above-below-within
.
Main Street ~ Maupin – 541-420-7966
The Warm Springs Cou-
gars All Indian High
School Basketball Tourna-
ment is April 2-5 at the Warm
Springs Community Center.
For more details contact Aus-
tin Greene at 553-1953 or
553-3243.
This Wednesday, March 4,
at the Warm Springs Acad-
emy is girls basketball and
wrestling awards night.
Jayson Smith photos/Spilyay
The Madras High School
varsity basketball teams are
in the 2015 state 4A
basketall tournament.
The boys play this Friday,
March 5 at Sutherlin. Game
time at 7 p.m.
The girls play the follow-
ing day at Cascade in Turner,
also starting at 7 p.m.
The boys and girls had
wins in their final games of
the seasons.
The girls beat Molalla 45-
38, and the boys beat Stayton
45-40.
The upcoming games will
be broadcast live on KWSO
91.9 FM.
The winners of the next
games advance to the
quarterfinal round of the
OSAA-US Bank-Les Schwab
Tires State Championship.
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Activity notes
Lynden Harry shooting a free throw; and Jered
Pichette taking a shot.
partment.
There is a 30-day pub-
lic comment period, as re-
quired by the Integrated
Resource Management
Plan (IRMP).
For more information
contact Tim Outman at
541-553-2016. The com-
ment period opened on
Feb. 17.
March Into Fitnesss is
starting this week, with a cam-
pus walk break every Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday,
starting at 10 a.m. at the Dia-
betes Prevention office.
There will also be seated
exercise class every Mon-
day and Wednesday at 12:15.
This will be a 30 minute class
to improve flexibility and
strength.
Trail Blazers to
host Native
American Night
The Portland Trail
Blazers are hosting the
Second Annual Native
American Heritage
Night the evening of
April 4. The Trail Blaz-
ers will take on the New
Orleans Pelicans.
There will be a spe-
cial halftime perfor-
mance. If you order
your tickets before
March 9 you can go
onto the Trail Blazers
court after the game to
shoot free throws and
take pictures. Ticket in-
formation is online at
nayapdx.org/event.
The promo code is N
A H N K T.