Wednesday, April 8, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Boys lacrosse post three wins
By rongi Yost
Correspondent
The Outlaws came out on
top in every one of their three
games last week.
Sisters started their week
with a 9-4 win over Mt.
View on Tuesday, March 31.
Three days later the Outlaws
beat Ridgeview 12-3, and on
Saturday they tallied a 17-5
win over Hermiston JV.
In Tuesday’s win, Lane
Gladden led the team with
three goals and two assists,
and Joe Jones scored two
goals and recorded two
assists. Chance Hailey also
scored two goals, and Mark
Fish and Tyler Head each
added one.
Casey Lane had 15 ground
balls and eight forced turn-
overs. Josh Andrade recorded
nine ground balls and Devon
Slaughter had five.
Angelo Frack, brand-new
goalie for the Outlaws, had
eight saves in the game.
Sisters had an unusual
penalty called against them
at halftime. The referees
checked one of the Outlaws
players’ sticks and discovered
Cyrus to
perform in
‘Spring Art
Salon’
Connie Cyrus of Sisters
will sing her favorite “old-
time” classic songs from the
1940s, ’50s, and ’60s at Hood
Avenue Art on Thursday,
April 9, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. as
part of the gallery’s Spring
Art Salon series.
Cyrus will be accompanied
by guitarist and vocalist Dave
Skelton. Terrebonne vineyard
and winery Faith, Hope and
Charity will provide wine
tasting and wine for purchase
by the glass; small appetizers
provided. No reservations are
required; $10 suggested dona-
tion at the door.
This event is the second
in a three-part fundraiser for
Circle of Friends, a Sisters-
based program whose goal
is to provide our most vul-
nerable children a nurturing
and sustained relationship
with a volunteer mentor who
teaches positive values and
has attainable expectations for
each child to become healthy,
productive members of the
community. Last month’s
evening with Doug and Katie
Cavanaugh and Three Creeks
Brewery raised $300 for
Circle of Friends.
the head was one-quarter inch
short of regulation.
Coach Andrew Gorayeb
said, “This happened due to it
being made of plastic, and it
deformed under load caused
by play. This caused us to get
a three-minute non-releasable
penalty. Most penalties are
cleared once someone scores.
So, during that time, we had
to play short one man, which
caused us to play more aggres-
sively and ultimately lead to
our getting two more penal-
ties. We were playing defense
with three men against six.”
Mt. View capitalized when
the Outlaws were in the tough
penalty situation, and scored
two goals, but Sisters held
steady and went on to record
the win.
Gorayeb said, “When Mt.
View was warming up, they
looked so good it made me
nervous. Once we got into our
rhythm, I felt good about our
boys and their ability to com-
pete, which in the end, they
did.”
On Friday, Sisters easily
handled Ridgeview. Gorayeb
told The Nugget that the game
got chippy, but the Outlaws
never lost their composure.
Sisters started out a bit
slow in the first quarter, but
were strong from that point
on.
Hailey and Jones each
scored four goals, Gladden
scored two, Fish recorded
one, and Casey Lane, a long-
stick defensemen, scored one.
Lane also recorded over 12
ground balls in the contest,
which helped Sisters maintain
possession of the ball for the
majority of the game.
“I’m very pleased that we
were able to play the entire
team, and that our JV play-
ers were able to participate in
this win,” said Gorayeb. “This
year the Outlaws are always
able to remain gentlemen,
maintain their composure,
smile, and score. I’m very
proud of them.”
The Outlaws wrapped
up their week with a win
over Hermiston at home on
Saturday.
Jones, Hailey, Gladden and
Tanner Head led the team with
three goals each. Fish and
Tyler Head scored two goals.
Gorayeb commented on
Jones.
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lane Gladden passes the ball in outlaws lacrosse action.
“Joe shoots very hard, so
his shots don’t always end up
on net, but when he rips one,
it’s amazing to watch,” he
said.
Gladden also scored a goal
and had a couple of dozen
ground balls to his credit.
The game ball went to
rookie-goalie Angelo Frack.
“Angelo is rapidly becom-
ing a force of nature as a
goalie,” said Gorayeb. “He
stopped at least a dozen shots
during the game, and has
become very adept at chasing
shots that go wide, so that we
gain possession.”
The Outlaws were to
play at Summit on Tuesday,
April 7. Sisters will play at
Westview on Friday, April 10,
and a day later they will play
at Wilsonville.
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