A Raffle Supporting The Salmon Defense Fund & The Washington Indian Gaming Association
THE GRAND PRIZE DRAWING • SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 2023
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GRAND PRIZE DRAWING!
Sunday, March 19, 2023 • 6:00 PM 7 Cedars Hotel & Casino • Club Seven 2021 Ford Mustang GT Coupe 5.0L V8 Engine (460hp) 10sp Automatic Trans Factory “Shadow Black” Exterior Paint Custom painted Phantom Purple Accents and Ghost Gold 6’s on the doors and hood Factory “Black Accent” Package (grill, logos, mirrors) Foose Performance Side Scoops and Cowls Carbon Fiber Rear Spoiler Katskin Leather Seats with 6’s embroidered on the headrests Ford Performance "Track Pack" Suspension Custom Performance Tuned Exhaust Tinted Windows Velgen VF5 - Gloss Bronze Wheels (20x10 front, 20x11 rear) Nitto NT555 G2 - Ultra High-Performance Tires (275s front, 305s rear) |
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ABOUT SONNY SIXKILLERSonny Sixkiller, an American Indian, University of Washington quarterback, was recruited and received a scholarship to the University of Washington in Seattle. He was given uniform number 6 due to his name. As a sophomore in 1970, he became the starting quarterback for the Huskies and led the NCAA in passing. Sonny Sixkiller was a stand-out athlete and held fifteen school athletic records.
In just 28 games (1970–1972) Sonny Sixkiller became one of the most popular players in Washington University athletic history, establishing passing records that stood for nearly 30 years. Quarterback Sixkiller, wearing the famous #6 purple football jersey and gold helmet, was photographed for the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine as the “Washington Wonder,” October 1971. Later, Sonny Sixkiller starred opposite actor Burt Reynolds in “The Longest Yard,” a 1974 sports-comedy movie about prison inmates and their “Mean Machine” team who played football against their prison guards. |