Powwow Results

Tue., July 27, 1999

Tens of thousands of people attended the Coeur d’Alene Tribe’s second annual Julyamsh powwow in Post Falls over the weekend.

There were 862 dancing and drum competitors. Here are the results:

Drum:

1st - Blackstone

2nd - Black Lodge

3rd - Southern Cree

4th - Northern Cree

5th - Mystic River Singers

6th - Meskwaki Nation

Men’s Traditional:

1st - Paris Leighton Greene

2nd - Merle Eagle Speaker

3rd - Ardell Scalplock

4th - Darrell Tso

5th - Leon (Old Elk) Stewart

Men’s Grass:

1st - Shawn L. Scabby Robe

2nd - Wesley Windy Boy

3rd - John Murie

4th - Soloman Scabby Robe

5th - Randall Paskemin

Men’s Fancy:

1st - Spike Draper

2nd - Daryl Jack

3rd - Rick Yazzie

4th - Alan J. Spoonhunter

5th - Leon Thompson

Women’s Traditional:

1st - Shayne Hughes

2nd - Ramona Scabby Robe

3rd - Charlene Tillequots

4th - Rose Ann Abrahamson

5th - Ruby McArthur

Women’s Jingle:

1st - Yvette Ewalk

2nd - Gladys Two Eagle

3rd - Jennifer Bird

4th - Henrietta McGurk

5th - Jennifer Young Bear

Women’s Fancy:

1st - Candace Gadwa

2nd - Verna Hegepeth

3rd - Cree Standing Rock

4th - Sancha Paskemin

5th - Rose Track

Golden Age Men:

1st - Charles Tail Feather

2nd - Ray Black Water

3rd - Dave Browneagle

4th - Lorren Sammaripa

5th - Ridley L. Eagle Chief

Golden Age Women:

1st - Maggie Black Kettle

2nd - Arlita L. Rhoan

3rd - Roberta Wind Chief

4th - Louise Scabby Robe

5th - Sammaripa Teen

Men’s Traditional:

1st - Brando Jack

2nd - Justins Cree

3rd - Shawnrae Gabriel

4th - Darrick Gibson

5th - Kristopher George

Teen Grass:

1st - Lewis Denny

2nd - Shaylen Gopher

3rd - Lee Jack Jr.

4th - Wanbli Charging Eagle

5th - Derek Stanley

Teen Boys’ Fancy:

1st - Alden Spoonhunter

2nd - Lypall Yazzie

3rd - Kevin Yazzie

4th - Tyson Draper

5th - Sky Medicine Bear

Teen Girls’ Traditional:

1st - Summer Baldwin

2nd - Liberty Cree

3rd - Sawee Frank

4th - Alycia Nelson

5th - Stephanie Wuttunee

Teen Jingle:

1st - Dorothy Crow Feather

2nd - Kimberly Johnson

3rd - Elissa Gadwa

4th - Sheena Lebarde

5th - Sissy Gopher

Teen Girls’ Fancy:

1st - Jamie Gadwa

2nd - Shamaray Yazzie

3rd - Kathy Eagle Speaker

4th - Melissa St. Goddard

5th - Sallyanne Buckskin

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