Wednesday, October 25, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Rylee Weber and Jackie May
were honored. Coach Jaron
Jacobsen noted both his
players.
“Rylee is a tremendous
student, soccer player, and
all-around great kid with
a positive attitude,” said
Jacobsen. “She always looks
for the best out of all situa-
tions, and her natural leader-
ship will be missed. It was a
pleasure to have her on the
team, and have her lead this
young team into battle every
game.
“Jackie came out late, but
is a great kid with the same
positive attitude and energy.
Although she was injured
most of the season, she was
always at practice encourag-
ing the team to get better. Her
leadership was also important
to this young team in terms of
hard work and training to get
better.”
Sisters had several chances
on goal in the first half of the
contest against the Falcons,
but their keeper made some
huge saves to keep the score
deadlocked 0-0 at the half.
Weber got Sisters on the
scoreboard first, with a goal
at the 45-minute mark, and
the Outlaws took a 1-0 lead.
Hallie Schwartz took a quick
transition throw-in on the left
side of the field; Rylee ran
onto it, took two dribbles and,
according Jacobsen, scored a
brilliant goal, which blasted
over the keeper into the net at
the far-side post.
The Falcons scored in
the 56th minute, and added
another 12 minutes later to
go up 2-1. Sisters continued
to press, and did have some
opportunities late in the game,
including a free kick that the
keeper pushed wide, but were
unable to finish, which gave
Elmira the victory.
“Overall, this was the
girls’ best performance,” said
Jacobsen. “Rylee and Jackie
both had a great game. They
played hard on their last night
at home wearing the Outlaw
jersey. Jackie had three shots
on goal and almost scored
two. Rylee had five shots on
goal, and scored one.”
On Thursday, Sisters
traveled to Junction City
and wrapped up league play
under cold and rainy weather
conditions with a 2-0 loss to
the Tigers. The Outlaws were
down to just 15 players due to
injuries, so everyone got time
on the field.
Sisters had a few chances
to score in the first half, but
just couldn’t put the ball into
the back of the net. JC scored
on a long shot from 30 yards
out, and at the half they held
a 1-0 advantage over the
Outlaws.
With about 15 minutes
left in the contest, the Tigers
punched in their second goal.
Sisters was pressing forward
to try and score to even the
game, but it opened it up for
JC to score.
“The girls played a great
game today, and they’ve
had a tremendous season,”
said Jacobsen. “Our record
doesn’t do the girls justice in
terms of development, and
how hard they’ve worked to
get where they are now. I’m
extremely proud of this group
and look forward to next
season.”
Weber shared her thoughts
on the season.
“Nearly every one of our
losses in league was by a mar-
gin of one goal,” said Weber.
“This team has what it takes,
and it stinks to fight so hard
and come so close. I’m proud
to have left all I had on the
home field for the last time.
These girls play hard, and it’s
a pleasure to play with them,
win or lose.”
The Lady Outlaws fin-
ished their season 1-8-1 in
Sky-Em play, and 2-10-1
overall.
Pickleball community groundbreaking...
PHOTO BY KAREN KASSY
Shane Lundgren, Neil Amondson, Jeanmarie Knapp and Nancy J.
Kapp turn a shovel on the future Grand Peaks at Sisters pickleball
community slated for development .
Est. 2002 - Sisters Owned
GIRLS SOCCER: Team
held opponents close
in tough loses
PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK
Rheanna Salisbury makes a save vs. Junction City.
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