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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Forty-Third Holiday Bowling for Thanksgiving
The Warm Springs In-
dian Holiday Bowling Tour-
nament will role for the
forty-third time next week.
The tournament begins
on Thanksgiving Day, No-
vember 28, through Satur-
day, November 30. The
Holiday Bowling Commit-
tee hosts the three-day tour-
ney at Lava Lanes in Bend.
The Grammz Special—
3-6-9 auto, 9 pin no tap,
Regular Scotch Doubles—
is at 8 p.m., Thanksginving
evening.
The Holiday Masters
Event is Friday, November
29 at 6 p.m. Little Puppies
Masters Special (150-) is in
Memory of beloved
Daleena M. Stevents. Prize
Community notes....
Next month will see the
start of the winter sports
at Madras High School.
Basketball season is always
a favorite time for players
and spectactors.
The girls varsity basket-
ball season kicks off on
Wednesday, December 4.
This will be an away game
at Hidden Valley High
School.
The first home game will
be Friday, December 6
against Woodburn High
School; followed by another
home game against Crook
County on Tuesday, Decem-
ber 10.
The boys’ season opens
at home against Hidden Val-
ley on December 4; followed
by an away game on De-
cember 10 at Crook
County; with a home tour-
nament starting on Decem-
ber 10.
The JV teams, Frosh/
Soph and Freshman basket-
ball seasons—and the Swim-
ming and Wrestling sea-
sons— all begin in early De-
cember.
11/21 Warm Springs K
thru 8 Boys Basketball is
hosting Crook County today
at 3:30pm
Native Hip Hop per-
former Supaman will be at
the Warm Springs Academy
this Friday, November 22.
There will be two student
assemblies, and then a com-
munity presentation at 4
p.m.
Neda Wesley will be the
elder instructor of the yarn
belt family class this
Wednesday and Thursday,
November 20 and 21.
Ms. Wesley will teach the
class from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
at the Museum at Warm
Springs. The class is spon-
sored by the museum Edu-
is a Champion Coat and
$200 cash. Sponsored by
Jerry and Sadra.
The Big Dog Challenge,
and the Doubles and
Singles are on Friday (see
the flyer below). The Holi-
day Roll-Off is on Satur-
day at 2 p.m.
For the tournament prize
fee is 100 percent returned.
The tourney is USBC certi-
fied—Don’t chance being
disqualified: Please bring
your verified average.
For information contact
Austin Greene, Margie
Tuckta or Birney Greene-
Boise (contact information
below). Or find the tourney
on Facebook.
cation program. First 20 stu-
dents receive class materials.
Beyond that students must
provide their own materials.
For information contact
Tamera Moody at the mu-
seum, 541-553-3331 ext. 407.
Or email:
tamera@museumatwarmsprings.
org
Students in need of
school supplies can pick
some up at the Warm Springs
Library in the Family Re-
source Center. Basic supplies
are available to students dur-
ing the library’s regular busi-
ness hours.
Cascades East Transit pro-
vides transportation around
Warm Springs and to Ma-
dras with Connections to
other Central Oregon Towns.
You can see their schedule
for “Route 20” at kwso dot
org, click on the community
tab and choose transit from
the Drop down menu.
KWSO.org
Jayson Smith/Spilyay
At the 2019 Bob Main Basketball Tournament High School Championship Game:
Sweat Rocks defeats Red Nation.
November 6, 2019
W.S. holiday hoops
The Eighth Annual Warm Springs Cougars Youth
Christmas Co-Ed Basketball Tournament is coming up
December 20-22. Divisions: Youth co-ed divisions
for 10 years and under; 12 years and under and;
and seventh-eighth grade grade co-ed divisions.
For all three divisions the first six teams to register
will play. Deadline to register is December 5. Entry fee
is $150 per team.
The tournament will be at the Warm Springs Com-
munity Center. Tourney director is Austin Greene,
Recreation director. His email is:
austin.greene@wstribes.org
You can reach him by phone at 541-553-3243 (w);
or 553-1953 (h).
Tournament awards include ten champion hoodies
for each division; runner-up crew necks; finalist t-shirts,
All Tourney; and coaches t-shirts.
Guarantee of three games for each team; round
robin then single elimination bracket.
Age deadline is December 20. Bring tribal iden-
tification.
At the Warm Springs Community Center gym, the
New Year will bring the Fifty-Ninth Annual All-Indian
Men’s Holiday Basketball tourney, January 1-4,
2020. The deadline to register is December 13. Entry
fee is $375. Awards will be:
First-place, Pendleton jackets. Second, wool jack-
ets. Third, jackets. Fourth, hoodies. Fifth, crew neck
sweatshirts.
Other awards: Most Valuable Player. Mr. Hustle.
All Tourney selection.
For information contact Austin Greene, tournament
director, 541-553-3243(w); or 541-553-1953(h). Or you
can email:
austin.greene@wstribes.org