Stories tagged with Autumn Sage

Autumn Sage gets a pumpkin for carving ahead of Halloween, picking out her favorite. The Southern Ute AG Division, provided a trailer full of pumpkins and other produce items for tribal members on a first come first, serve basis, Friday, Oct. 13.

Thu Oct 19th, 2023

Picking perfect pumpkins

Recently crowned Ute Mountain Ute Royalty joined the current Southern Ute Royalty, after each gave a welcome, and the outgoing royalty gave their farewell speeches at the 2023 Southern Ute Royalty Pageant, Saturday, Aug. 26 at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility.

Fri Sep 8th, 2023

Southern Utes host pageant to crown royalty

Chairman Baker and Tribal Council congratulated Autumn Sage on Thursday, July 27 during her presentation highlighting her work with Internal Audit. Sage has been a Summer Youth Employee for three summer sessions, during this summer she worked under the leadership of Internal Audit Director, Brian Bex. In her presentation to Tribal Council, Sage reviewed the Youth Employee Program with recommendations based on research from similar programs with other Tribes. Tribal Council thanked Sage for her hard work and research.

Thu Aug 10th, 2023

Spotlight on youth employment

Autumn Sage, Youth Employment Worker with Internal Audit Dept.

Fri Jul 28th, 2023

Sage gains valuable insight into the auditing profession through YEP

Fri Jun 30th, 2023

Ed Dept celebrates recent grads

Ignacio senior Autumn Sage (23) cuts off a Crested Butte attack during 2A Intermountain-South action Saturday, May 6, at IHS Field.

Fri May 19th, 2023

Lady ’Cats sew up soccer season

DJ Hendren makes the steal in a game against the Centauri Falcons in the first of two games during the JV Basketball tournament, hosted by the Montezuma-Cortez High School, Saturday, Feb. 18 in Cortez, Colo. The Boys lost to Centauri 42-58, but defeated Cortez 54-52 in their final game of the tourney.

Wed Feb 22nd, 2023

JV teams end seasons in tourney

Ignacio's Harmony Reynolds was one of four Lady Bobcat seniors recognized on Senior/Parent Day Saturday afternoon, February 4, inside IHS Gymnasium. Reynolds then went out and scored a game-high 14 points in IHS' 44-21 win over Bayfield.

Fri Feb 10th, 2023

Bobcats Seniors and Parents Recognized

Ignacio's Marissa Olguin (3) hustles around Bayfield's Genesis Barrera (23) to break BHS' press during IML action Saturday, Feb. 4, inside IHS Gymnasium. The Lady Bobcats defeated BHS 44-21.

Fri Feb 10th, 2023

Lady ’Cats brush off Bayfield, 44-21

Ignacio senior Alexis Ortiz (11) goes up for two against two Bayfield Wolverines in Junior Varsity girls action, Saturday, Feb. 4 in the Ignacio Gymnasium. The Ignacio JV teams have three games left in the regular season. Friday, Feb. 10 vs Cortez. Saturday, Feb. 11 vs Centauri – both home games, and one last away game at Cortez on Thursday, Feb. 16 before the JV Tournament to be held Feb. 18. Time and venue to be announced.

Thu Feb 9th, 2023

JV girls get two back-to-back wins

The Senior Class at Ignacio High, rally together during their last Homecoming Parade. Tribal members, Jasmyn Doyebi, Autumn Sage and Alexis Ortiz are shown together with their classmates.

Fri Oct 21st, 2022

Bobcats celebrate homecoming

Ignacio's Darlyn Mendoza-Lechuga (10) celebrates one of her team-high 11 goals scored during the 2022 season. Just a sophomore, she was recently named First Team All-Southwestern (2A) League.

Thu Jun 16th, 2022

Gullion garners 2A SWL’s COY award – Mendoza-Lechuga leads IHS’ All-Leaguers

Ignacio’s Marissa Olguin (3) patiently dribbles the ball around the perimeter, shadowed by Bayfield’s Alaysia Kremer (32) during varsity action Fri., Dec. 17, inside BHS Gymnasium. IHS won the game 57-16.

Thu Dec 30th, 2021

Lady Bobcats bomb Bayfield, 57-16

Southern Ute Brave, Andre Bluestar-Baker and Little Miss Southern Ute, Shayne White Thunder share appreciation with those in attendance at the Outgoing Royalty Dinner on Thursday, Sept. 30.

Fri Oct 8th, 2021

Royalty celebrated at MPF

Youth Employment Program (YEP) workers, Marcus Archuleta, Krystyn Weaver and Dominique Rael sit together to celebrate the completion of the YEP program at the Southern Ute Multi-Purpose Facility on Friday, Aug. 27. Archuleta completed his youth employment with the Southern Ute Education Department, Weaver did her employment with Tribal Information Services and Rael conducted her employment at the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum as well as Food Distribution.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Youth appreciated after summer program

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