The nugget. (Sisters, Or.) 1994-current, January 28, 2015, Page 4, Image 4

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Wednesday, January 28, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Schools
Wrestlers make big improvements at Madras
seek
budget
committee
member
By rongi Yost
Correspondent
The Sisters School
District Board of Directors
will be appointing two com-
munity members to fill a
vacant budget committee
member position. The per-
son appointed will serve on
the committee for the 2015-
2016, 2016-2017, and 2017-
2018 school district budget
processes.
To be eligible, a candi-
date must live in the school
district, not be an officer or
employee of the district, and
be a qualified voter in the
district. Candidate should
participate in school activi-
ties, be a positive problem-
solver and commit time
to review materials and
attend budget committee
meetings.
Contact Mel Petterson,
school board secretary, via
email at mel.petterson@
sisters.k12.or.us or pick up
an application at the dis-
trict office. The applica-
tion deadline is 4 p.m. on
February 13. Interviews will
be held February 18; appli-
cants will be notified of
times. Budget meeting dates
are April 22, May 6, and
June 3.
Sisters took 15 of their
19 wrestlers to the Madras
Invitational held on Saturday,
January 24, and for the first
time in Sisters High School’s
wrestling history the Outlaws
had a full line-up and filled
all 14 weight classes.
Fourteen teams were in
attendance including first
place finisher South Albany
(162 points), and Baker who
was runner-up (143 points).
Summit took third with 129
points and Burns finished
fourth with 128.
Three Outlaws made it to
the podium.
Junior Clayton Darst
earned a second-place fin-
ish at 160 pounds. Clayton
matched up against Haakon
Kjellesvik from Bend in his
first match of the tournament.
Kjellesvik was seeded second
and came in with a record of
14-6. Darst won the match
in a huge upset, which really
boosted his morale. Darst
went on to pin Ian Locke of
Wilsonville to earn a spot in
the first- and second-place
finals. Clayton lost in the
finals to Austin Warr for a
second-place finish.
Cole Pade (freshman) at
his new weight class of 115
pounds earned a fourth-place
finish.
“It’s not every day you see
a freshman wrestler earn a
spot in the top four of a tour-
nament,” said Coach John
Downs. “Pade has done this
now several times this sea-
son. He is proving that he is a
force to reckon with.”
Junior Mitch Gibney was
pinned for the very first time
this year by Brent Yeakey
from Ridgeview (16-1
record) who was seeded first
at the tourney.
“Mitch has been very suc-
cessful this season, but finally
got a wake-up call when
he ran into Yeakey,” said
Downs. “This loss obviously
was needed to show Gibney
at what level he needed to
wrestle at because he went
on to pin the next three oppo-
nents earning himself a fifth-
place finish. Using pure brute
strength, he fought his way
through. It was not the pret-
tiest match in his history, but
he knows how to not give up
and muscle through to get the
job done.”
Downs was pleased that
his squad was able to fill all
14 weight classes. Pade was
able to reach his goal of 115
pounds and freshman Patrick
Dingeman was able to reach
the 184 weight class. Chayce
Sproat continued to wrestle at
the 145-pound weight class
although he only weighs 139
pounds.
“With these young wres-
tlers stepping into these var-
sity roles, it has shown the
rest of the team the commit-
ment and desire they have to
continue to build this new era
of Outlaws Wrestling,” said
Downs.
Freshman
Casey
Warburton (170 pounds)
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weekend and will have sur-
gery and be out for four to six
weeks.
“Casey has been such
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Downs was very happy
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performances at the tourney.
“Individually, each wres-
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