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Page 6 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon Opening wins in 2018-19 season December 5, 2018 Youth hoops in December Warm Springs Recreation will host the Cougars All Indian 10-and- Under Coed, and 12-and-Under Coed basketball tournaments Fri- day-Sunday, December 14-16 at the Community Center. There are awards in both divisions: Ten Championship hoodies. Ten runner-up crew necks. Finalist Ts for third- and fourth place. Plus All-Tourney All Stars. All players are asked to bring proper identifi- cation prior to participation (see flyer below for details). Riding at Rodeo Finals Jayson Smith/Spilyay The Madras High School varsity boys basketball team started the season with a win on the road against Hidden Valley. The boys then went into a home game this Tuesday evening (after press time) with a 1-1 record, hosting rival Crook County. In the game against Sisters last week, senior Byron Patt had 20 points, and Donnie Bagley added 11. Siddalee Spino-Suppah and family traveled this week to Las Vegas for the Junior Finals Rodeo. Siddalee is competing in PeeWee Bareback, as she is the 2018 West Coast Regional Finals champion in this rodeo category. The Junior Finals will be this Thursday, December 6. Siddalee drove down with her aunt Paleena Spino, her siblings and the whole family. This is Siddalee’s first Rodeo Finals, and Las Vegas is also be the farthest she has ever traveled from home. Warm Springs wishes her the best of luck in the Finals! In Academy, MHS sports... These are some of the winter sports activities coming up at the Warm Springs Academy and Ma- dras High School: Thursday, December 6: Warm Springs Academy boys bas- ketball at home against Sisters. Tip- off at 3:30. Friday, December 7: Madras High School wrestlers compete at a meet in Culver starting at 2. Boys varsity basketball is host- ing the White Buffalo Classic be- ginning this evening at 7. Monday, December 10: Warm Springs Academy boys bas- ketball are at Elton Gregory Middle School in Redmond. Game time at 4:30. Tuesday, December 11: The Jayson Smith/Spilyay The Madras White Buffalos varsity girls opened the season with a win on the road against Astoria. They played their third game of the year this Tuesday evening (after press time) at rival Crook County. Like the boys varsity team, the girls were 1-1 as they went into the game against Cowboys. Raffle for Trailblazers-Warriors The Portland to Coast Team is holding a raffle with the grand prize being tickets to the Portland Trailblazers – Golden State Warriors game on De- cember 29. Tickets are 3 each or two At COCC The Central Oregon Veterans Center has been named for the oldest living Medal of Honor re- cipient. With the designation COCC is now an officially designated Medal of Honor College. The Veterans Center is named for Robert Max- well, former faculty member in the college’s automotive technol- ogy program. for $50. The drawing will be on Christmas Eve (need not be present to win). Please see the following for tickets: Val Squiemphen, Liz Smith, Bucky Smith-Cochran, Elfreda Gentry or Jessi Hatlestad. Grand Reopening COCC is holding a grand re- opening of its recently remodeled Cascades Hall building—formerly home to OSU-Cascades—from 4- 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Decem- ber 12 on the Bend campus. The community is invited, and the event is free. There will be live music, food from COCC’s culinary department, and a host of pro- gram tours and presentations. Courtesy Paleena Spino Siddalee this summer with the Regional Finals buckle for PeeWee Bareback. Eagles guard Madras High School boys basket- ball teams have games at Bend High. Wrestlers are headed to a meet in North Marion. Girls freshman, JV and varsity basketball have home games to- day against Bend. Listen to KWSO 91.9 FM for Madras High School basketball Tuesday, December 11. Tip-off is at 7 p.m. You can also listen online at kwso.org. Jayson Smith/Spilyay The Madras Aquatic Center Recreation District is taking regis- tration for youth basketball for kids in grades 1-6. The registra- tion deadline is December 16. For more information and registration, go to macrecdistrict.com Scholarship applications for activities are also available online. Lynden Harry has been averaging 15.5 points a game and 11.5 assists through her first college basketball games. Lynden, a 2018 graduate of Madras High School, is now the freshman guard playing for the College of Siskiyous Eagles in California.
