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By Sonny Sellars | Tribal Tribune - Staff Writer CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Karver Peasley won the Junior Relay for Omak Express, qualifying with a third and second place. Kamiuse “Kid” Pakootas qualified for the Junior Relay Championship with two wins, ultimately finishing third place in the Championship. Tyler Peasley finished fifth in the Men’s Relay; he had two first place finishes leading up to the Championship. Abrahamson Relay with Ryder Abrahamson won the Consolation Final, with Riley Prescott and Weatherstone in Third Place. Abrahamson finished with a third place and second place in the qualifying heats. Prescott finished second and first on Friday and Saturday. Mathew Pakootas finished second, second, and fifth over the weekend for Strong Horse in the men’s relay. Terrence Holford placed fourth, fourth, and second. Thunderwolf, with Randy Trevino, went third place, DQ’d in their second race, and fourth on Sunday (Sept. 27).

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