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Wednesday, March 25, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Sisters
business
at a
glance
• Aspen Lakes made
the top 15 golf courses in
Oregon according to the
Golf Digest Best in State
rankings, ranked No. 15.
Pacific Dunes, Bandon,
topped the list. Aspen
Lakes also ranked No. 9
in the top 10 Golfweek’s
Best state-by-state
rankings.
• Deja Vu Interiors
has opened at Outlaw
Station (the Ray’s Food
Place Plaza). The resale
furniture store will be
open Sunday-Friday, 9:30
a.m. to 6 p.m.; closed
Saturdays.
• Several local restau-
rants are hosting special
Easter buffets. Brand 33
at Aspen Lakes offers
brunch Easter Sunday,
April 5, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Reservations are required.
Call 541-549-3663.
Lake Creek Lodge
will host two brunch
seatings: 10 to 11 a.m.,
followed by an egg
hunt from 11:30 a.m. to
noon. The second seat-
ing is noon to 1 p.m. fol-
lowed by a second egg
hunt from 1:30 to 2 p.m.
Call 1-800-797-6331
to reserve a seat. The
egg hunts are free to the
public.
• Sisters Feed &
Supply and Sunshine Vet
Services will host a low-
cost dog and cat vaccina-
tion and microchip clinic
on Saturday, April 4, 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Sisters Feed
is located at 102 E. Main
Ave. For more informa-
tion call 541-549-4151.
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Boys tennis team splits matches at Madras
By rongi Yost
Correspondent
The Outlaws started their
week with a double-header
against Madras and Redmond
on Tuesday, March 17. Due
to weather conditions and the
number of matches that were
scheduled, coaches agreed to
reduce the number of games
required to win a set from six
to five. The Outlaws lost 6-2
to Redmond and beat Madras
6-2.
Sisters dominated the field
at No. 1 and No. 2 singles.
Colin Reinert (No.1 sin-
gles) and Connor Schaab
(No. 2 singles) won both their
matches with ease.
Reinert defeated Noah
Fitzsimmons of Redmond
5-2, 5-2 and earned a decisive
5-0, 5-0 victory over Simon
Sangha of Madras.
“To be honest, I’m not too
surprised with Colin’s results,”
said Coach Bim Gander. “He’s
an accomplished player and
very quick, so he will always
dominate someone less expe-
rienced. Colin mentioned that
he definitely had the butter-
flies during his debut match
for the Outlaws, but if that’s
true, they never showed from
courtside. He looked confi-
dent from the start.”
Schaab recorded a 5-0,
5-1 win over Jacob Rudd of
Madras, and a 5-1, 5-1 vic-
tory over Joan Gutierrez of
Redmond.
Gander was pleased at how
well Schaab played, given that
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a good southpaw like Jack,
because the ball spins differ-
ently, especially on serve,”
said Gander.
“Connor Schaab (No. 2
singles) put up a good fight
in his match against Garrett
Harper (3-6, 3-6) and Gus
Gyorgyfalvy (No. 3 singles)
improved dramatically in
the second set of his match
(0-6,4-6).”
First year tennis player,
Kennedy Hall (No. 4 singles)
played a respectable match
against Alex Nyman, who
is a much more experienced
player.
Crook County was short-
handed, so Sisters won their
No. 1 doubles (Ethan Stengel
and Shawn Horton) and No.
2 doubles (Ben Johnson and
Gabe Willitts) matches by
default.
The Outlaws will resume
play on Thursday, April 2,
with a match at home against
Bend. On Saturday, April 4,
the Outlaws will participate in
the Madras Invitational.
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all that there’s still plenty of
room for improvement.”
Two days later, Sisters
finished in a 4-4 tie with the
Cowboys at Crook County.
The Outlaws swept the
Cowboys in the doubles
matches, but were defeated in
all their singles’ matches.
Andrew Stengel and Josh
Kizziar (No. 3 doubles) won
their match against Riley
Logan and Lane Piper 6-1,
6-0. Kizziar just started to play
tennis this past summer, and
according to Gander, is show-
ing steady improvement in
every match. Stengel moved
from singles to doubles this
past week, and his experience
proved to be decisive in the
win.
Noah Eckstein and Pierce
Wehrle (No. 4 doubles) played
good, steady tennis which
resulted in a 6-1, 6-3 win over
Sam Hernandez and Jared
Ojeda.
“Noah’s serve is much bet-
ter than average for players
at the No. 4 position,” noted
Gander. “If he can lengthen
his swing on the backhand
side, he’ll be due for a promo-
tion to No. 3.”
Reinert, (No. 1 singles)
played a very close match
against Jack Stubblefield.
“Colin rushed a ground-
stroke or two, and missed one
crucial overhead, resulting in
service-breaks that were the
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he was short on practice.
“Just days ago, he was
playing in the state basket-
ball tournament, and so he
missed a number of our early
practices, but he came out and
played terrific tennis today,”
said Gander. “He placed a
huge percentage of first-
serves in, and therefore, was
never seriously challenged on
serve. On opponents’ serve, he
played smart defense and eas-
ily converted several breaks.
For a guy who played doubles
almost exclusively last year,
Connors’ success today was a
very pleasant surprise.”
The rest of the Outlaws’
line-up fared well against
Madras, but were challenged
by a good Redmond squad.
Andrew Stengel (No. 3
singles) showed good tenac-
ity against Madras’ Jeremy
Burgos. Stengel won the first
set 5-3, lost 3-5 in the sec-
ond set, and then pulled out a
super 10-6 tiebreaker.
Pierce Wehrle and Josh
Kizziar (No. 3 doubles)
notched their first win in over-
time against Ryan Le Riche
and Colton Goss of Madras
with scores of 5-2, 3-5, and
(10-2). Kennedy Hall, who has
never played tennis before this
season, won his debut match,
along with partner Noah
Eckstein. The combo defeated
their opponents 1-5, 5-2, (9-7).
“It’s great to see that
almost all of our new start-
ers have one win under their
belts,” Gander commented.
“But a loss will show them
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