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Wednesday, November 2, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Eleven Outlaws earn all-league football honors
By Rongi Yost
Correspondent
The Outlaws football
squad had 11 players named
to all-league teams, including
seniors Joel Miller, Korbin
Sharp, and Wyatt Hernandez,
who were all first-team picks.
Miller was named first-
team all-league offensive
guard, and was the top vote-
getter at that position. He was
also a first-team defensive
line selection. Coach Neil
Fendall said that Joel was a
force on both sides of the ball
for four years at Sisters, and
was recognized by his team-
mates and coaches around the
league as one of the best on
the team and in the Oregon
West League. Joel was also
a team captain and was voted
Lineman of the Year by his
teammates.
Sharp was picked first-
team defensive back, and
also earned second-team
wide receiver. Korbin fin-
ished league with 281 yards
receiving, and averaged 17.5
yards per catch. He recorded
three receiving touchdowns
and one rushing touchdown.
“Korbin is the consum-
mate teammate and arguably
our best all-around athlete,”
said Fendall. “He leads by
example and with incredible
compassion and care for oth-
ers. He’s one of the best role
models I’ve been around in
my career.”
Korbin was recog-
nized by his teammates for
“Leadership and Service,”
the award given to the con-
summate teammate.
Fendall said, “He always
looks out for others and finds
ways to make them better.
He does all the little things
that others don’t want to do
or don’t do because of recog-
nition. He’s the guy you can
count on to help no matter
how it affects him.”
Hernandez earned first-
team recognition as a place
kicker. Wyatt hit 100 percent
of his extra points and field
goals, and was recognized by
his teammates as the Special
Teams MVP.
“Wyatt is an amazing
story,” said Fendall. “He
had never kicked until last
spring, and just decided he
wanted to do it. He would
tell you himself that he strug-
gled with it when he first
started. However, he worked
at it with a zealousness that
I’ve not seen before. He was
obsessed with improvement.
It’s just an incredible story,
and I could go on and on
about the type of young man
Wyatt is. His kicking was
helpful to our team this year,
but it pales in comparison to
what he brought to our team
as an emotional leader, and
example of maniacal work
ethic.”
Tr e y S t a d e l i , G a t o r
Haken, and Taylor Fendall
were all second-team picks.
Stadeli (senior) was a
defensive back second-
team selection. Trey tallied
11 catches for 135 yards,
and recorded one receiving
touchdown and one rush-
ing touchdown. His team-
mates bestowed on him the
Iron Man Award, an award to
the guy who shows up with
intensity, focus, and energy
on a daily basis. Fendall
noted that Trey never takes a
play off or a day off, and is a
guy you can count on to be
there no matter what.
“Trey exemplifies the
traits that every coach desires
in a player,” said Fendall.
“He’s selfless, adaptable,
smart, tough, and never
complains. He’s a very good
football player, but will make
an incredible employee, hus-
band, and father. He is as
competitive as they come,
despite his quiet nature. He’s
another kid on this team that
gives all of himself to his
team and the program. He
played so many positions for
us we sort of forgot where
he started out. He’s got a tre-
mendous work ethic.”
Haken (junior) was
selected second-team all-
league running back. Gator
recorded 511 total yards, and
six touchdowns rushing. He
also had one receiving touch-
down, and averaged over
14 yards per catch. He was
voted offensive MVP by his
teammates.
“Gator proved he was
one of the best backs in the
league on a week-to-week
basis. He showed amazing
courage and toughness every
week by picking up his body
piece by piece and finding a
way to perform every Friday
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Outlaws would have won
a couple more games, Matt
would have been a first-team
pick. The team voted and
selected Matt as the team’s
Defensive MVP.
“He was our rock at line-
backer, and led with courage
and smarts,” said Fendall.
“He always knows his
assignment and plays with
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for Lineman of the Year on
our team awards, which goes
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honorable-mention all-league
defensive line.
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be an every-down back. The
last game he was in a sling
for his shoulder up until the
day of the game, and he still
suited up and played tough
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Fendall (junior) earned
recognition as second-team
all-league quarterback.
Taylor finished league with
a 50 percent completion rate,
and six touchdown passes.
“Taylor has done as
much as any of the guys to
improve his strength and ath-
letic ability,” said Fendall.
“He also displayed a ton of
grit throughout the year to
handle the physical, men-
tal, and emotional demands
of the quarterback position.
His crowning achievement
may have been when he got
body-slammed by Newport’s
340-pounder, and although
was down for a moment,
was able to run off the field
before the trainer could get
to him. Teams benefit from
quarterback toughness in
their leadership, and Taylor
displayed that throughout the
year.”
Matt Harris, Anthony
Randolph, Garrett Kersavage,
Ethan Martin, and Hayden
Sharp were all honorable
mention selections.
Harris (senior) was
selected honorable-mention
all-league linebacker. Fendall
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