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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Eagles
Football
Academy fall sports
Fall sports pictures at
the Warm Springs Acad-
emy are this Thursday,
September 29.
The Cross Country
team photos are at 2:15
at the football field.
The volleyball team
photos are at 5 p.m. in the
gym. And the football
teams are at 4:30 on the
football field.
Football season at the
Warm Springs k-8
Academy continues next
Wednesday, Oct. 5, with
a home game against
Culver.
In the meantime, sports
pictures for Eagle
Academy varsity and
junior varsity football are
this Thursday, Sept. 29,
at the football field.
Jayson Smith/Spilyay
Warm Springs Eagles running back Derrek Main escapes a tackler from the Burns
team. Main ran for 85 yards and a touchdown.
Simnasho Outlaw Rodeo to buck Oct. 8
Simnasho will host the
Outlaw Rodeo on Saturday,
Oct. 8. The motto:
‘Only one rule at Outlaw
and that is: There are no
rules!’
Action begins at noon at
the Simnasho rodeo
grounds. Admission is free.
Vendors welcome. $3,500
added! Events include:
Senior colt race, junior
colt race, 2-plus-1 wild horse
race, and bronc riding
ranch, bareback and saddle.
Team roping, junior bar-
rels, and blades stick horse
race.
For the Professional Wild
Horse Race: first place, cus-
tom plaques; second, jack-
Cowdeo youth rodeo turning 48
The Cowdeo youth rodeo
returns October 15 to the
Jefferson County Fair-
grounds.
Warm Springs is always
well-represented at the
Cowdeo: Last year young
Isaiah Florendo won the All
Around Cowdeo Saddle, do-
nated by DMJ Automotive
of Warm Springs. Isaiah
won four prize buckles on
his way to the All Around
Saddle.
The Cowdeo draws young
cowboys and cowgirls from
around the Northwest for
the competitions. The kids
compete in their age divi-
sion—5, 6-8 PeeWee, 9-11
Junior, and 12-14 Senior—
for belt buckles in each
event.
The Cowdeo event cat-
egories include: Goat deco-
rating, horseless calf roping,
Abby’s event
for MHS team
Abby’s Legendary Pizza is
hosting a fundraiser for the
Madras High School football
program. The event will be
on Monday, October 3, from
5 to 8 p.m.
Present the fundraiser
flyer to the Abby’s in Madras
during that time and date, and
the football team will receive
25 percent of the value of
the pizza, chicken, garlic
breadsticks, salads and wings.
This excludes alcohol and
gift cards and other non-food
items. Contact Butch David
or the high school for your
flyer.
Community
notes...
Guiding Butter-
flies & Mighty War-
riors classes meet
Thursdays from 1 to 3
in the Prevention
Room at Community
Counseling. The class
is for adults to partici-
pate in cultural-based
teachings, crafts and
activities.
There is Social
Dance Class on
Thursdays from 4:30-
6 p.m. at the Commu-
nity Center Aerobics
Room.
September 28, 2016
breakaway calf roping,
sheep riding, calf riding, cow
riding, barrel racing, scurry
races, and the chicken
scramble.
The Fairgrounds has
hosted the Cowdeo since
1968, with the event this
year celebrating its Forty-
Eight year anniversary.
“The Cowdeo is really
fun for participants and
spectators alike,” said Brian
Crow, Fairgrounds event co-
ordinator. “The kids make
this event exciting. It is re-
ally fun to watch them com-
pete.”
The Cowdeo is operated
by an all-volunteer staff
who pour their heart and
soul into producing a first-
class youth rodeo spectacle.
“They truly love the sport
and the kids who come to
compete,” Mr. Crow said.
Show time is at noon on
Saturday, October 15. Tick-
ets are $5 at the door, and
kids under the age 4 are
free.
The Cowdeo originated
in 1968 by the St. Patrick’s
Catholic Church as a fund-
raising opportunity.
The Fairgrounds took
over in 2003, turning the
Cowdeo into a fund-raiser
not only for the Fair Com-
plex but for other organiza-
tions.
The Jefferson County
Fire Department, 4-H,
FFA Alumni, Culver Par-
ent Club Organization, St.
Patrick’s Youth Group,
and the Central Oregon
High School Rodeo Team
are some of the groups
that have benefited from
the Cowdeo.
There will be a food handler’s class on Monday,
October 10 from 2-4 p.m. in the IHS atrium. This
allows participants to receive their food handler’s
certificate for the food service industry.
ets by 3bar Construction.
Call-ins Oct. 3/same day
entry. Contact Janaiya R. at
541-325-2910.
Special thanks to Oly and
Gina Meanus, JE Florendo
and the Smith Ranches.
This Thursday the
Academy Cross Country
team has a meet at the Ju-
niper Hills Park in Ma-
dras at 4 p.m.
The volleyball teams
have matches against
LaPine on Monday, Oc-
tober 3 at the Academy
g ym. The B team
matches are at 4 p.m.,
and the A team at 5 p.m.
Buffs golf fundraiser results
Here are the results of
the annual White Buffalo
open golf fundraiser:
First
place,
Mark
Simmons team. Second, Al-
ley David team. Third, Kurt
Taylor team. And fourth,
Jake Young team.
Individual awards:
Closet to the pin: KP 1,
Butch David. KP 3, Willie
Stacona. KP 8, Spud Miller.
KP 10, Mark Simmons. KP
16, Spud Miller. Long drive
men’s, Kurt Taylor. Long putt,
no. 18, Mark Simmons.
Thank you to the follow-
ing sponsors who donated to
this Madras High School
fundraiser:
Meadow Lakes Golf
Course, Prineville Country
Club, Black Bear Diner,
Dancing Beans Coffee Shop,
and Kah-Nee-Ta Resort and
Spa.