Capitol's player Timothy "TJ" Oshie celebrates winning the Stanley cup, a historic win for the Capitols after more than two decades of waiting. “Throughout the whole year, not a lot was expected out of us,” T.J. Oshie told The Washington Post. “Maybe on paper we weren’t as elite as teams...
Stuart Towarak is a Unalakleet athlete from Alaska. He participated in the open male one foot high kick in South Slave, NWT Canada. Recently, he created a new record in the Arctic Winter Games, hitting 9'7. His dad is also a record holder from 1982 in the same sport. The...
Time to fill out your brackets and try to predict the winner of the 2015 NCAA Basketball Tournament. PowWows.com is hosting a special challenge for our readers. You can have up to 5 different brackets! Prizes 1st Place $50 Best Buy Gift Card 2nd Place $25 Best Buy Gift Card 3rd...
Champion dancer Acosia Redelk has created a new way get in shape - Pow Wow Yoga! According to Acosia: Powwow Yoga Infusion is a Movement Practice that combines Native American Powwow Dancing with Yoga. The idea is to get your Cardio, Strengthening and Stretching all in One Workout. Add Breathwork...
Montreal, February 14, 2018 - Hit The Ice returns for its sixth season. The 15-episode series features Midget and Junior Indigenous hockey hopefuls, from communities across the country, aged 16 to 18, as they are put through the paces of a real NHL style training camp by a team led...
NFL Films recently filmed the Chemawa Indian School football team in Oregon, and it was inspiring to see how a little perseverance and teamwork can payoff. Watch the film and see if you're not inspired by these kids. About Chemewa Indian School Chemawa Indian School dates back to the 1870's...
The Face of Racism Chief Wahoo - 1932 - 2018 - Marty Two Bulls Disclaimer The views expressed in the editorial cartoon are not necessarily that of PowWows.com. PowWows.com publishes these editorial cartoons weekly to highlight issues in Indian Country. We hope these cartoons will help start conversations about these...
The 2018 Winter Olympics will be held February 9-25 in PyeongChang. Four First Nations athletes will compete for Canada at the Olympic Games. They join a long list of Native athletes to compete at the Olympics. Let's cheer on these indigenous athletes. Brigette Lacquette Brigette Lacquette (born November 10,...
Big news from the Cleveland Indians today! Commissioner Robert D. Manfred, Jr. announced today that the Cleveland Indians will remove the “Chief Wahoo” logo from their uniforms, effective with the 2019 season. The announcement comes following thoughtful and productive discussions between Major League Baseball and the Indians. “Major League Baseball...
What is likely a dream come true for any performer, three First Nations performers were invited to the Cultural Olympiad Art Performance Festival during the 2018 Olympic Games in South Korea. Going by the name of Reconciliation is the Cree a capella duo Wendy Walker and Dawn von Armin. Joining...