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Wednesday, November 8, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 5 Rylee Weber earns first-team status Cold weather shelter needs donations By Rongi Yost Correspondent The Lady Outlaws had six players named to all-league teams this year, with senior Rylee Weber earning first- team all-league honors. Weber played at both midfield and forward and was a captain on the squad. She scored four goals and recorded two assists during league play. “Rylee is a tremendous kid, who was a big part of the team’s success,” said Coach Jaron Jacobsen. “She showed leadership on the field and was a positive role model for the underclassmen.” Olivia Hougham and Rheanna Salisbury (sopho- mores) were both selected second-team all-league. Olivia played at midfield and was a key player in that role. Rheanna was the Outlaws’ keeper, and over the course of the season recorded 63 saves and two shut outs. “Olivia was our Energizer Bunny,” said Jacobson. “If we gave out a hustle award, she would get it. She’s a great soccer player, with a bright future. Rheanna was our savior in goal this year, and was a big reason we were in so many games. She kept us alive, and was a big part of our success this year, too.” Alexa Stewart (defense), Hallie Schwartz (midfield), and Gracen Sundstrom were all honorable mention. Stewart was one of the captains on the squad and one of the anchors in the back line. Jacobson told The Nugget that Alexa is a leader with a great attitude, and also a smart, fast player who used her speed and aggressive defense to shut By Sue Stafford Correspondent PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK Rylee Weber was a leader for the Lady Outlaws soccer squad. down the opposing forwards. Schwartz tallied one goal and was the Outlaws’ leader in assists. Jacobson said, “Hallie’s style of play is challenging for opposing teams, as she is elu- sive and aggressive and really quick on her feet, along with being fast. That combination made it difficult to defend her. She played alongside Olivia, and those two were a great combo for our team this year. She has a big future ahead of her.” Sundstrom played along- side Stewart on defense, and according to Jacobson the dynamic duo were the tough- est combo of defenders in the league. Gracen also took the corner kicks and free kicks for the Lady Outlaws this year. She hit the post three to four times on free kicks, so Jacobson is excited for next year, and stated she’ll be ready to stick those shots into the back of the net. Now Serving New Fall Menu Tasty Thursday: November 9 Dealers Choice, 5-7 p.m. Live Music Sat., November 11 Jazz Folks, 7-9 p.m. No cover! Open T O Tuesday-Saturday d S t d 12 12-8 8 pm 391 W. Cascade Ave. | 541-549-2675 corkcellarswinebistro.com To be successful this win- ter, the Sisters Cold Weather Shelter (SCWS) will need continued support from donors, businesses, and orga- nizations (see related story, page 13). In order to meet their $25,000 budget, the SCWS needs to sustain and expand all that was achieved in the first three months of 2017. Due to volunteer efforts and donations of food and supplies, expenses are low, and include wages for two specially trained over- night monitors, supplemen- tal food and supplies, and insurance. It costs approximately $200 each night the shelter is open, which this year is from November 15 to March 15. Donations can be made — earmarked specifically for SCWS — online at www. shepherdshouseministries. org/donate/scws, or a check may be mailed to Shepherd’s House Ministries, P.O. Box 5484, Bend, OR 97708. Please indicate on your donation that it is for the Sisters Cold Weather Shelter. Shepherd’s House is working with SCWS again this year, acting as their fiscal spon- sor and partner. Shepherd’s House Ministries is a non- profit 501(c)(3) organization (EIN#75-3207723). Any gift is tax-deductible as allowed by U.S. law. Donations of needed items can be dropped off at the Sisters Habitat for Humanity office, upstairs above the Sisters Habitat for Humanity Thrift Store located at 141 W. Main Ave. The office is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. On the weekends dona- tions can be left at Sisters Habitat for Humanity Thrift Store, Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. Be sure to mark the items as donations for SCWS. Donations of items may also be dropped off at the Sisters Community Church office, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., beginning Thursday, November 9. Camping equipment may go directly to the Sisters Habitat for Humanity ReStore located at 254 W. Adams Ave., Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Customized Programs g for Ages 8 to 80 C Cenobia Gonzalez: L 54 lbs. and went Lost f from 43% body fat to 19% T Tony Gonzalez: L 67 lbs. and went Lost f from 28% body fat to 11% Before After FREE intro session! C Call l l 541-699-7800 5 4 1 6 9 9 or email coach@crossfi tsisters.com Join Sisters’ Strongest Fitness Community! In the Ray’s Shopping Center • crossfi tsisters.com
