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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
January 3, 2018
Youth, adult basketball starting soon
Fifty-Fourth Holiday tourney
The MAC Recreation District,
Kiwanis and Lions 2018 Youth Bas-
ketball Program will run from Janu-
ary 20 through March 3. Final dead-
line to register is January 5.
The leagues are for girls and boys
in grades 3 and 4, and 5 and 6. They
also need volunteer coaches.
Details, scholarship info and reg-
istration are available online at
macrecdistrict.com
The MAC Rec District will have
30 and over, and 18-29 adult bas-
ketball leagues running January 14-
March 11.
The registration deadline is Janu-
ary. See details on MAC Rec
District.com
Coming up in youth sports...
Thursday, January 4: Madras
High School freshman and JV bas-
ketball, boys and girls, play at Cul-
ver.
Friday, January 5: Madras
High School freshman, JV and var-
sity girls’ basketball host Mountain
View. Games are at 4, 5:30 and 7
p.m. The boys teams take on
Mountain View on the road.
Tuesday, January 9: Madras
High School freshman, JV and var-
sity boys’ basketball hosts Sisters.
The girls teams travel to Sisters.
Wednesday, January 10: MHS
Sports: Boys’ and girls’ freshman
basketball teams play at Bend High
today
Also Wednesday: The Warm
Springs Academy will host Family
Engagement Night from 5-7 p.m.
January 10 is also Family Math
and Science Night at the Academy,
from 5-7 p.m.
Thursday, January 11: Madras
High School wrestlers have a meet
at Crook County at 4 p.m.
Jayson Smith photos/Spilyay.
The Recreation Department hosted the Fifty-
Fourth Annual Warm Springs All Indian Holiday
Men’s Basketball Tournament in December.
Throwing down here are Darren Six of SwanTown
(left) and Scotty Riddle of the United Tribes.
United Tribes and SwanTown played in the
championship game. The Final: SwanTown
101, Untied Tribes 97.
Plan for 2018
Language Bowl
The date for the 2018 Lan-
guage has been set for May
24, at the Wildhorse Resort.
The Culture and Heritage
Department Language pro-
gram is planning for the 2018
Language Bowl.
Culture and Heritage is
looking for volunteers to help
chaperone, coach, judge, etc.
The Language Bowl will be in
late May at the Wildhorse
Resort. To learn more call
Culture and Heritage at 541-
553-3290.
Historic eel photos help CRITFC research
Jayson Smith/Spilyay
Madras High School senior Lynden Harry drives past a defender
at the Les Schwab Holiday Oregon Hoopfest Tournament, last
week in Bend. The girls, 9-1, play at home this Friday, January 6
against Mountain View.
Important Notice - Looking for
a new location in Warm Springs
Courtesy CRITFC
Some years ago: The Bannock family on the Snake River, at their eel drying camp.
D o you have any historical lam-
prey or eel photographs?
As part of a restoration effort,
the Columbia River Inter-Tribal
Fish Commission is conducting a
research project.
The commission is asking for
your help: If you have anything
you’d like to share for this project,
please contact CRITFC, or send a
copy of your photograph or docu-
ments to the project’s Dropbox
folder, located at critfc.org
Or email:
lamprey@critfc.org
Or send a copy to the physical
address: Columbia River Inter-
Tribal Fish Commission
700 NE Multnomah St., Suite
1200, Portland, OR 97232
Or for more information call
503-238-0667.
Any information about the pho-
tograph—location, approximate
date, the photographer’s name,
etc.—would also be greatly appre-
ciated.