The Northwest Indian Gaming Golf Tournament
On July 13, 2009, The Tulalip Tribe hosted the Northwest Gaming Golf Tournament on the Kayak Point Golf Course in Stanwood, WA.
The Tribe opened its new luxury hotel on August 15th last year. Since then, Tulalip Resort & Casino has become the largest and most distinctive meeting, gaming, entertainment and shopping destination in WA.
Ernest Stevens, Jr. The Chairman of the National Indian Gaming Association
The golf tournament had over 170 participants. Tribes from Oklahoma, Oregon, and California joined tribes from Washington for this event. It formed part of the 9th Annual Northwest Indian Gaming Conference Expo 2009. It was hosted by the Tulalip tribe and held in the Tulalip Casino Resort. Everyone had an enjoyable and relaxing time in preparation for the conferences on Tuesday.
Over 170 players joined the ride for the Tournament
LuWanda Hawley, Lucky Eagle Casino & Craig Brown, Multimedia Games
Greg Evans, AECON & John Hinton, ICI Design
From left, Michele Tissier from Bally’s, Rob Burley & Brandon Rossman from Tulalip
Technical Security Integration is proud to be one the sponsors for the event.
The 12th Annual WIGA/Seven Cedars Casino Golf Championship
The Colville Team: Defending champions in the Tribal Division and 2008 winners
On September 12, 2008, the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe hosted the 12th Annual WIGA/Seven Cedars Casino Golf Championship on their Cedars at Dungeness Golf & Country Club in Sequim, WA.The Tribe acquired the Cedars at Dungeness in 2007, since then they have done amazing improvements to the course, equipment and Clubhouse. TSI provided the surveillance equipments and installation.
The Cintas Team was the winner for the Vendor Division
The WIGA/Seven Cedars Golf Tournament is a benefit event to provide scholarships to Native American college students. The 2007 event raised a total of $19,000 for scholarships. This year’s totals will be known pretty soon.
Technical Security Integration is proud to be one of the sponsors for the event.
“Night at the Races” in Remington Park Racing Casino, OK
The Sofia Pena / Technical Security Integration Purse
The Remington Park Racing-Casino hosted its second “Night at the Races” for the Oklahoma Casino Network (OCN) last May 24th. TSI was very proud to sponsor the event.
James Lancaster, Surveillance Director at Remington Park and founder of the event says, “The Night at the Races is something that we all do to just get together and relax. It’s a very informal way to get to know each other and our families” Many local tribes came for the event, had dinner and enjoyed the races. Everybody had good time.
Also, it was an opportunity to create awareness of the fundraising to benefit Sophia Pena, daughter of Zeb and Amy Pena. Zeb is VP of Engineering for Synectics USA.
Sofia was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor and she is undergoing a series of treatments that are both expensive and time consuming.
If you wish to make a contribution:
Sofia’s Fund Donation Account
Wells Fargo Bank
Account #: 8250405670 Amy Pena
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