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Wednesday, November 8, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon New Sisters District Ranger selected The Deschutes National Forest will welcome a new District Ranger to the Sisters Ranger District in early December. Ian Reid, currently the North Fork John Day District Ranger on the Umatilla National Forest, has been selected as the new Sisters District Ranger. He will report to the position December 10. Reid earned a bachelor’s degree in fisheries from Oregon State University and a master’s degree in biol- ogy from Southern Oregon University. Reid began his Forest Service career in 1999 on the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest as a district fish biologist and program manager. Through his career Reid has worked with fire, timber, mining, rangeland, wilderness, and recreation management. “I am excited to be a part of the Deschutes National Forest and the Central Oregon community. I look forward to working collaboratively with the public and our partners in the area,” said Reid. Reid’s wife, Annie, also will join the Sisters commu- nity as an English Language Development teacher for the Sisters School District. Ian and Annie’s family includes two young daugh- ters: Ila, 11; and Opal, 7. In their spare time, the fam- ily enjoys hunting, fishing, skiing and snowboarding, trail and river running and supporting youth athletic programs Boys soccer names seven to all-league teams By Rongi Yost Correspondent The boys soccer team had seven players named to all- league teams this year, with juniors Colby Simeral, Asher Bachtold, and Keaton Green all earning first-team spots. Colby, who played at mid- field, scored seven goals in league for the Outlaws, and also tallied four assists. Coach Rob Jensen said, “Colby is a very talented player, and had to play mul- tiple positions this year to meet the needs of the team. He led the team in scor- ing, and was a leader in assists, even though he played half the year at center back.” Asher also played at mid- field, and scored four goals and recorded one assist. This year marked the second time Bachtold was selected first- team all-league. Last year he was also a second team all- state pick. “Asher dominated the middle of the field and was a huge defensive catalyst for our team,” said Jensen. “Honestly, we would have never been able to get where we did without Asher.” Keaton (midfield) scored two goals for the Outlaws and posted two assists. “Keaton made a huge jump this summer, from being a role player to an impact player,” stated Jensen. “His work rate is top-notch, and his attitude is always on point.” Kinnon Rutherford and Willie Stewart were second- team all-league selections, and both played defense for the Outlaws. Jensen said, “After a few games of giving up lots of goals, Kinnon become our go-to at center back. We gave up 10 goals in the first two games, and only 15 goals the next 11 games. Kinnon’s a smart player, has a great sense for the game, and was a huge impact player for us. “Willie quietly does his job,” said Jensen. “He rarely is out of position, and almost never gets beat as an outside defender. His leadership role increased this year, and along with Asher and Keaton, [he] was one of the team captains.” Rounding out the selections were Samson Henneous (junior) and Ultra Nillratanothai (senior) who were honorable mention. Henneous played at goal- keeper, recorded five shut- outs during league, and only gave up one goal per game. “Samson improved dra- matically last year after step- ping into a very challenging position,” said Jensen. “He did a great job and grew as a leader.” Nillratanothai played at midfield and scored four goals during the season. Ultra is from Thailand and joined the team after his late arrival. CHEF-CREATED FOOD ils a t k c o C y t l ia c e p S l a in Orig “ Service was fast and friendly. Food was great ...the prime rib sandwich — delicious. I liked the ‘Old Fashioned’ the bartender made for me. Best I’ve ever had! Definitely worth a visit!” — Yelp Review 9.28.17 Live music Saturday nights! 541-549-RIBS SistersSaloon.net 190 E. Cascade Ave. Let Us Help You Get Through Winter! Wood Fuel Pellets & Delivery Insulated Faucet Covers Foam Vent Plugs Pipe Insulation Ice-melt and More! PHOTO PROVIDED Ian Reid will take the reins as Sisters District Ranger in December. 11 H Hours: M-F M F 8 to 5 5, S Sat. 8 to 4 4:30, 30 Cl Closed dS Sundays d 440 N. Pine St. • 541-549-8141 • www.hoyts.net PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK Keaton Green has become an impact player for the Outlaws. Jensen said, “Ultra fit in with our team immediately, and helped provide a scoring threat. He helped the chem- istry of the team, and with ball movement. He was out with a concussion for a large chunk of the regular season, however he was still one of our top scorers.” Offering Aveda ™ Skin & Body Care! hair | massage | nails facials | makeup 541-549-1784 161-C N. Elm St.
