Wednesday, May 10, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Outlaws golfers break 400 first time
By Rongi Yost
Correspondent
PHOTO PROVIDED
The work of artist Gin Laughery is featured along with that of Julie Winter
at Sisters Art Works.
Art exhibit features
printmaking
The “Inner and Outer
Landscapes” exhibit will fea-
ture the prints of artists Gin
Laughery and Julie Winter.
Both artists are members of
Atelier 6000, a center for
printmaking and book arts.
A6 cultivates art and appre-
ciation, enhances learning
through art, and expands cre-
ative expression.
The Sisters-based
Roundhouse Foundation, in
an effort to further its sup-
port for the arts and artists in
Sisters and Central Oregon, is
sponsoring this exhibit.
The exhibit is open week-
days at Sisters Art Works,
204 W. Adams Ave.
The community is also
invited to the artist reception,
June 23 from 4 to 7 p.m. dur-
ing the monthly 4th Friday
Art Stroll. Organizers invite
the Sisters community to
gather around the SAW out-
door fire-pit, meet the artists,
see the show and celebrate
creative Sisters.
Refreshments will be
served.
The boys golf squad
finally broke 400 at the
Crook County Invitational
held at Meadow Lakes Golf
Course on Monday, May 1.
The Outlaws’ goal all season
has been to break 400, and on
Monday they met their goal
with a team score of 398.
Ten teams were in atten-
dance, and Summit came out
on top with a team score of
284, four strokes under par.
Runner-up was The Dalles at
307, and Pendleton took third
at 322. Remaining scores
were: Bend (344), Molalla
(340), Crook County (342),
Mt. View (347), La Pine
(348), Redmond (377) and
Sisters (398).
Austin Lake led the
Outlaws with a season-low of
88. Austin played a great front
nine with back-to-back pars on
the fifth and sixth holes, fol-
lowed by a birdie on No. 7, and
another par on the eighth hole.
Wyatt Hernandez carded a
99, and Andrew Mayes was
just one stroke back at 100.
Kade Owen shot a 111, and
Peyton Myhre rounded out the
scores with a 112.
Three days later, the
Outlaws had a great day on the
links at Black Butte Ranch,
and posted a 376, which Coach
Bill Mitchell told The Nugget
is probably the best score
they’ve had in four years.
Junction City took first at
355, and Sutherlin was run-
ner-up at 358. Stayton placed
third at 367 and Sisters took
fourth at 376. Remaining
scores were: Cascade (377),
Cottage Grove (396), and
North Marion (397).
Lakes led the Outlaws with
an 83, followed by Owens
who posted a 94, a career-
best. Hernandez carded a 99,
and Myhre shot 100. Andrew
Mayes finished at 102.
“Austin is getting a lot
more confidence, which is
huge,” said Mitchell. “He’s
also hitting his driver well.
Several of the kids are getting
a little more comfortable with
this complicated game. It just
takes time.”
The Lady Outlaws played
a round at the Santiam Golf
Club on Monday, May 1, to
get a feel for the course before
the District Tournament. The
course was extremely wet.
Several of the kids
are getting a little more
comfortable with this
complicated game.
— Coach Bill Mitchell
Emma Farley had a good
round and finished with a 111,
and AriAnne Griffy posted
a 130. Cylie Lagao was still
dealing with a sore back and
did not play the back nine. She
carded a 64 on the front nine.
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