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The team is made up of members from Southern Ute Tribe, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Cheyenne, and Pacific Islander. The Offensive MVP went to Johnny Castaneda (bottom left) and Defensive MVP went to RC Lucero (top row third from right). Da Vibes would like to thank everyone that attended and showed their support for the team as well as those individuals that assisted with sponsorship.

Fri Nov 17th, 2023

Indigenous World Series Champs

2022 Native American/Pacific Islander World Series Champions Da Vibes!!! The team is based in Ignacio, Colo. and is composed of individuals from Colo., N.M., Nev. and Hawaii. This team has played together for a few years and was finally able to bring home the gold. Southern Ute, Ute Mountain, Cheyenne and others from the Islands of Hawaii put it all together in walk off fashion this past weekend. The team was able to beat the five-time back-to-back winners from previous years, The Seminoles out of Oklahoma. The final score in the Championship game was 19-18. Pictured L-R Mikey Padilla, Ikaika Wilhelm-Ioane, Johnny Castaneda, William Marable, Tyler Young, Codey Yates, Vince Maldonado, Robbie Galvan, Patrick Loane, RC Lucero and Orion Watts.

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

World Series representation

Emma Candelaria competes in the Los Pinos Spring Classic women’s home run derby, Sunday, May 29, at the Patrick Silva Softball field.

Fri Jun 3rd, 2022

Los Pinos Spring Classic hits 52!

The Golden High School students kick up their heels outside the KSUT Eddie Box Jr. Media Center, after live in-studio interviews by REZ-olution Radio Hour host Robert Ortiz. KSUT Tribal Radio Station Manager, Sheila Nanaeto, flanked by Tribal Radio Music Director, Lorena Richards discusses the origins of KSUT from the KSUT performance studio in the newly opened Eddie Box Jr. Media Center.

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

Students pay a Golden visit with Tribe

League Champions, “Big Bodiez,” top row: Kelsey Frost, Deja Herrera, RC Lucero, Bird Red, Heather Baker, Tasha Herrera, Tim Ryder, Patrick Littlebear, Melanie Tsosie, Bottom: Monika Lucero, DJ Pacheco, Jason Carmenoros, Allec Rodriquez, Tawnie Knight.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Big Bodiez takes championship

Southern Ute tribal member Sergio Cloud just received his certificate from the Indian Police Academy. Sergio successfully completed the Basic Telecommunications Program. Sergio had to do the classes online due to the pandemic. He has been with SUPD for approximately five years. He was first a Community Resource Officer; and now a dispatcher for the past two years. Cloud began as a Dispatcher Trainee with SUPD and recently celebrated his 22nd birthday!

Fri Apr 23rd, 2021

Southern Ute Police Dept. News

Noah Shadlow and some other Fort Lewis College students explained to Southern Ute youth the benefits of using the Native American center and joining the Native American run clubs on campus.

Fri Nov 22nd, 2019

Fort Lewis goes all out for N7

Layla Height, Ashley Sandoval and Bianka Velasquez sit together while eating a festive Christmas lunch in the Ignacio Elementary School cafeteria on Thursday, Dec. 20.

Thu Jan 3rd, 2019

Food for the holidays

Students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy help to dedicate the park on Monday, Dec. 17.

Thu Dec 20th, 2018

SUIMA christens SunUte playground

10 Years Ago: 12 Gauge sings an honor song for Misty Ryder, (Clockwise from top): Jimmy Newton Jr., Tim Ryder, Ian Thompson, Jonas Nanaeto, Jake Ryder, Tyson Thompson, unidentified, Jonathan Chavarillo, Elias Maez, Diamond Morgan, Darrius Smith, Dustin Teague, Sammy Burch, RC Lucero.
This photo first appeared in the June 22, 2007, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Jun 23rd, 2017

Many Moons Ago

D12 Pitcher, Evan Frost, watches the player at first base as he goes back to the mound.

Fri Sep 30th, 2016

Local teams place in Native American World Series

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