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Wednesday, January 7, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
LADY OUTLAWS: Girls
played extra games
in tournament
Continued from page 7
for the Outlaws and Moore
and Hailey Hudson each
added six.
Sisters went on to face
La Grande and lost the con-
test 64-38.
The Outlaws started off
well, went bucket-to-bucket
with La Grande in the first
quarter, and had five players
score points in the period.
“We were playing very
well as a team, and were
looking and reading the floor
well,” said Horner. “We were
active both inside and out,
and it was one of the best
starts we have had all season.”
We were active both
inside and out, and it was
one of the best starts we
have had all season.
— Coach Julianne horner
Sisters put La Grande on
the line seven times in the
second quarter, and allowed
them three three-pointers.
The Outlaws did get some
good looks at the basket but
couldn’t get their shots to fall.
La Grande monopolized on a
few Sisters errors, and at the
half were up by 13 with the
score at 34-21.
Horner told The Nugget
that the Outlaws showed the
fatigue of playing a third
game in two days and went
flat in the third quarter.
Haylie Hudson had a great
fourth quarter for the Outlaws
and scored three baskets and
went three-for-six from the
line.
“Haylie played the best
quarter of this year and took
charge of energizing the
team,” said Horner. “Haylie
showed great leadership and
play in the fourth quarter and
pushed the tempo back to
Sisters style.”
Hudson finished with nine
points, Horner scored eight,
and Stewart and Mann added
six.
The Outlaws lost 46-30 to
Banks in their final game of
the tourney.
Sisters came out strong
in the first half of the con-
test. The Outlaws were able
to keep the pressure on and
forced Banks to turn the ball
over eight times. At the half,
the score was tied 19-19.
“We knew this would be
tough and I was proud of how
well the girls were playing
and moving the ball around
to get easy buckets,” said
Horner.
At the start of the third
period, fatigue set in. The
Outlaws hit the front of the
rim on their shots and let
Banks’ inside player score
three big buckets underneath
that gave them the lead.
In the fourth, the Outlaws
put Banks on the line.
Banks hit seven of their
eight attempts, which ulti-
mately gave them the win.
The Outlaws were outscored
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photo by Jerry baldock
Boston Moore grabs a rebound versus la Grande.
27-11 in the half.
Ashley Smith finished
the game with six points,
and Hudson and Mann each
added five.
“I am proud of the girls,”
said Horner. “They worked
hard, they made adjustments,
and I believe this experience
will help us as we face tough
games throughout league
play.”
The Lady Outlaws were
to play at home against North
Marion on Tuesday, January
6. Sisters will play at home
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