A Voice from the Eastern Door

2018 NNATC Children's Powwow

The theme of the day was the future powwow dancers of today and they put on a big show.

The Seventh Annual event was held at the former IGA building in Hogansburg last Saturday and as happens annually the building was filled to capacity with proud family members watching their young ones dancing with pride.

Before the festivities there was a moment of silence to honor the late John Thomas whose contributions to preserving Haudenosaunee culture are well known and celebrated.

On the sidelines were plenty of local food and arts and crafts vendors.

The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne Community Health and Wellness program and the American Legion Post 1497 were recognized as event sponsors. The young ones put on a big performance and they will be doing that again at the big powwow on Kawehno:ke in the coming years.

Results:

Traditional Boys 4 to 7

Tehanonsakhanion Thompson

Jingle Girls 4 to 7

1st Elinh Pilot-Vollant

2nd Jaylah Burke

3rd Iehnekanoren Thompson

Grass Boys 4 to 7

1st Teiontahnekastnetonhati Baker Jr.

Fancy Girls 4 to 7

1st Remington Sunday

2nd Lyric Thompson-Terrance

3rd Avaia Sanford-Roy

Smoke Girls 4 to 7

1st Tsiawentiron Mitchell

2nd Nataya Delormier-King

3rd Kinsley Thompson

Smoke Boys 4 to 7

1st Tehanonsakhanion Thompson

2nd Roniwakaien Lazore

3rd Jaxon Tarbell

Jingle Girls 8 to 10

1st Chyella Star-George

2nd Ie nahkwenha:wi Rice

3rd Angel King

Fancy Girls 8 to 10

1st Kakwirawaks Lafrance

2nd Shanniah Laborgne

3rd Degaswined John

Smoke Girls 8 to 10

1st Teiakoweratase Point

2nd Karice John

3rd Mya Cree

Smoke Boys 8 to 10

1st Navan Hill

2nd Frankie Laughing III

3rd Ranonkwatsheron:ni Laffin

Smoke Girls

1st Mercedes Rourke-Rodriquez

2nd Lenni Terrance

3rd Kaia Shenendoah

Fancy Girls 11-13

1st Noelani Wilson

2nd Watshenniostah

3rd Kaiya Thompson

 

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