Wednesday, September 14, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Girls soccer continues to improve
Boys soccer blanked
by Summit
By rongi yost
Correspondent
shutting down a tough and
speedy Summit attack.
Sisters was to play
at Henley on Tuesday,
September 13. The Outlaws
will travel to Sutherlin two
days later.
By rongi yost
Correspondent
The boys soccer team
was defeated 3-0 at Summit
on Thursday, September 8.
Sisters played without one
of their key play-
ers, Malachy
Sandstorm, who
was out for the
game due to a
minor knee strain.
Summit scored
in the 17th and
29th minutes and
held a 2-0 advan-
tage at the half.
They tacked on
their final goal
late in the game
and recorded the
win.
Coach Rob
Jensen told The
Nugget that
despite the loss
the Outlaws
played well. Ryan
Funk had some
huge saves in the
box, including a
penalty kick in
photo by Jerry baldoCK
the second half.
The defense also keaton green with a header against Summit
did a great job of high School.
The Lady Outlaws soc-
cer team was defeated 7-0
by Summit on Thursday,
September 8. Due to numer-
ous injuries, the Outlaws
merged JV and varsity play-
ers so they would be able to
compete. Despite the loss,
coaches are pleased with the
team’s play and notice marked
improvement on the field with
each match-up.
Sophia Bianchi, a JV
player, filled a critical defen-
sive role for the Outlaws.
Bianchi made huge adjust-
ments in the back, and did a
great job defending. Emma
Horner and Allison Mansfield,
also JV players, made a good
team in the midfield. They
played to one another and
defended their area very well.
Charlotte Barton played
in the box. Summit’s shots
were extremely hard, and
Barton did an amazing job
and had several great saves
in the game. Lexi Stewart led
the team and capitalized on
opportunities when Summit
made mistakes.
Coach Jenna Pike said,
“Even though the score hurt,
the girls played really well.
They are taking huge steps
photo by Jerry baldoCK
kendall griffin kicks up the field versus Summit.
in playing better soccer, and
I’m encouraged for the league
season. A lot of girls were hurt
and I just sat them, because I
knew they would be healed
by next week. I didn’t want
to gamble and take the chance
that they would be hurt even
more. I want a healthy team
going into league.”
The Outlaws were to play
at home against Henley on
Tuesday, September 13. On
Thursday, September 15,
Sisters will play at home
against Sutherlin.
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