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Wednesday, May 24, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
TRACK: Several athletes
set personal records
in competition
Continued from page 14
meters (12.90) and Sabrina
Reifschneider picked up some
more in the 100-meter hur-
dles, finishing in sixth place
(16.06) after running a career
best in the prelims (15.97).
Mandi Calavan ran a per-
sonal best in the 200 (26.33)
on her way to fifth place in
a race won in a blazing time
of 24.94. Reifschneider came
back in the 300 hurdles with
another sixth place (48.34)
and then joined Calavan, Tate
Ricker, and Brooke Robillard
in the 4x400-meter relay for
another medal as the squad
finished sixth in 4:14.64.
As a team, the Outlaws
finished in ninth place over-
all with 30 points. Trophy
teams included the cham-
pions Astoria (57), while
Phoenix and Molalla tied for
second with 48 points and
North Valley finished fourth
with 47.
Jordan Pollard completed
a stellar double by lower-
ing his best time in the 1,500
meters (4:11.29) to place
sixth.
Next up for the Outlaws
was Keegan Greaney in the
110 hurdles and he came
through with a career best in
15.69 seconds, good enough
for third place. A couple of
hours later he took second
place in the 300 hurdles in
39.66, also a personal best,
which lowered the school
record.
His day and his career
were not finished as he
capped the meet by anchoring
the 4x400-meter relay which
ended up in seventh place.
Sam Garbrecht, Keaton
Green and Corbin Sharp
joined him in the 3:31.17
effort.
The boys finished in 12th
place with 23.33 points.
Marshfield took the top tro-
phy with 62 points, followed
by Newport (55), North
Bend (47) and Crook County
(40.33).
Seniors Reifschneider
and Greaney plan to con-
tinue their athletic careers in
college. Reifschneider will
run for Corban University
in Salem, Oregon, while
Greaney will compete for
Macalester College in St.
Paul, Minnesota.
“All five of our seniors
qualified for the state meet
and each one earned a medal,
which is a very fine way
to conclude a high school
career,” said Jeff Larson,
coach of the team. “For the
younger athletes, being able
to be part of a meet like this,
which is run at Hayward
Field, the center of the track
and field universe, is an
amazing and memorable
experience.”
Larson loaded the credit to
his assistants: Jim Anderson;
Carlos Garcia; Wes Cook;
and Eden Miller.
“It’s because of them
that so many of the kids had
career best and two school
records broken at state,” he
said. “They are the reason
these kids peaked at just the
right time.”
Church welcomes new pastor
The Reverend Joseph
W. Farber from Sapulpa,
Oklahoma, has joined the
congregation of the Episcopal
Church of the Transfiguration
in Sisters as its new Rector.
On his first Sunday, a
service combining both
the Episcopal Prayer Book
Worship Style and the
Ecumenical Worship Style
was followed by a celebra-
tory coffee hour.
Fr. Joseph comes from the
Good Shepherd Episcopal
Church where he has served
for the past seven years. He
has exhibited a keen interest
in matters of faith since he
was a child and has studied
many different faith tradi-
tions. His first professional
career was as an attorney
but, feeling a need beyond
what that offered, he decided
to further his education by
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