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Wednesday, June 10, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon Boys lacrosse announces all-league selections 7 inches) he is incredibly strong, finessed, and smooth,” said Gorayeb. “He beats defenders that out-weigh him by a third. He is infinitely coach-able and an all-around great young man. He was our only captain who wasn’t a senior.” Chance Halley (junior) was also a second-team attack selection. Chance led the team with 33 goals and also had 13 assists during confer- ence play. Gorayeb said, “Chance is Thor’s hammer. Pound-for- pound he is one of our stron- gest, toughest players. He can score goals through sheer force of will. He’s versatile, and I expect great leadership from him next year.” Josiah Jones, Devon Slaughter, and Tyler Head were all honorable mention. Jones (senior) was rec- ognized at attack, Slaughter (junior) at defense, and Head (sophomore) at midfield. Jones scored 20 goals and tallied eight assists during league. “Joe Jones is quiet, with a lightning-fast shot,” said Gorayeb. “When he shoots, the defensive players jump out of the way. His quiet reserve, I suspect, masks intelligence and compassion and a big heart. “Devon is huge (6 feet 4 inches and 210 pounds) with zero body fat,” stated Gorayeb. “He has muscles on muscles. He’s a big, strong, incredible defenseman, and By rongi Yost Correspondent The boys lacrosse team had seven players selected to all-league teams. Lane Gladden and Casey Lane were at the top as first-team picks. Lane Gladden was a senior captain for the Outlaws and earned first-team midfield. Gladden scored 20 goals for Sisters and tallied 30 assists. “Lane is a coach’s dream,” said Coach Andrew Gorayeb. “He can play with a short stick, run the offense, and lead the team. He can shoot with both hands, and is the energizer bunny. He can also pick up a long stick, which he often does, and play impres- sive defense.” Casey Lane (captain) was named first-team defense. Casey scored four goals and had 300-plus ground balls over the course of league play. “Casey looks like a model, but he plays a relentless game of take-away-the-ball with his opponents,” said Gorayeb. “He literally averages 20 ground balls in a game, and those are all created. The poor kid on the opposing team has the ball and is cradling it, and Casey comes along and takes it from him. He and Lane (Gladden) are cultural corner- stones of our program.” Fish (junior) earned sec- ond-team all-league at the attack position. Mark scored 30 goals for the Outlaws and had nine assists. “For his stature (5 feet Brace Yourself for Summer! $300 Discount t For the month of June when hen ve you start a comprehensive treatment program! Not valid with any other offer. New Patients Only. 541-382-0410 410 E. Cascade Ave., , Sisters Smile by Kim and The Brace Place! CentralOregonBracePlace.com WELCOME, RODEO FANS! After a round of golf, enjoy a great meal at local-friendly Brand 33. OPEN WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY Pro Shop P Sh | 541-549-4653 541 549 4653 Restaurant | 541-549-3663 541 549 366 Whychus eagles are ready to fledge photo by Jerry baldock lane gladden was named first-team all-league in lacrosse. when he goes after the ball we win. He could break me in half over his knee. “Tyler is also quiet and kind, and he’s a go-to guy. He’s hard-working, dedi- cated, and he quietly did a lot of things right this year that helped us get to the second round of the state finals.” Gorayeb told The Nugget that it was a joy and privilege 11 for him to coach this team of Outlaws. “These young men came together as a band of brothers, and this team was special,” said Gorayeb. “It was spe- cial, not just because it was my first varsity team to coach on my own, but also because I earned their trust, which they gave willingly. And they never quit.” The eaglets in the nest on Whychus Creek are in the fledge stage. According to Jim Hammond, one of the eaglets left the nest on Monday morning. The Sisters Eagle Cam is the only active live cam- era observing a golden eagle nest that has been on-line this year (www.goldeneaglecam. com). Regular viewers of the camera are in locations across the U.S. and Canada. 2015 marks the sixth con- secutive year that this nest has been occupied by a nest- ing pair of golden eagles, and there have been successful fledges of either one or two eaglets for each of the last six years. This year, there are two healthy chicks, probably both males. They were born a few days apart, each within a See eagleS on page 14 35 $ FACIAL SPECIAL BOBBER DOWN! Amazing Cascade Lake Guide Trips offered every day. 132 day for $375. Full day $500. Includes all fl ies and rods. hair | massage | nails facials | makeup 151 W. Main Ave., Sisters 541-549-FISH | Open 7 days a week 161-C N. Elm St. 541-549-1784 Book another appointment for a facial and receive a 4-step starter skincare kit 1/2 off, $30 (reg. $60)
