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Wednesday, February 6, 2019 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 9 Lady Outlaws lose two on court By Rongi Yost Correspondent The Outlaws lost both their games last week: a 49-39 loss at home against Newport on Tuesday, January 29, and three days later they were defeated 54-26 at Cascade. The Outlaws started off slow in Tuesday9s game against Newport, and at the close of the first quarter the Cubs had doubled them up at 16-8. Sisters had good ball movement in the second quar- ter and good looks at the bas- ket, but just couldn9t get their shots to fall. Many of their shots rattled around the rim, but sadly kept coming back out. Their only score came from Payden Petterson, who downed a three-pointer early in the period. At the half, the Outlaws were down 11-23. For the most part, Sisters was able to break the Cub9s three-quarter press in the third quarter. Meaghan Greaney hit a couple of nice shots early in the period and Isabelle Spitler hit back-to-back three-ballers and a nice bucket to finish the period with eight of the Outlaws9 12-quarter points. It was a low-scoring fourth quarter, with the Cubs out- scoring the Outlaws 8-7, and posting the win. Spitler led the squad with 14 points and Greaney fol- lowed with six. Sydney Head pulled down seven rebounds and Greaney recorded four. <I thought we really exe- cuted offensively our game plan that we9d been prepar- ing for during practices,= said Coach Brittaney Niebergall- Brown. <The girls are start- ing to gain a basketball IQ and are learning to work as a unit to accomplish a goal. We have noticed the girls being able to transition from dif- ferent defenses and different offenses more smoothly and with everyone on the same page. I thought our ball move- ment and finding the open player was our best improve- ment in the game. 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We continue to show spurts of positive progression as we continue to challenge the girls to perform at a high level of play throughout the entire game.= Sisters was to play at home against Woodburn on Tuesday, February 5. The Outlaws will play on the road at Philomath on Friday, February 8. Th anks to all who helped the Ayala and Gray families achieve the dream of home-ownership! Three days later at Cascade, the Lady Outlaws played a tough game, but the Cougars9 physicality and interior size outmatched the Outlaws size. The Cougars shot the ball well throughout the entire game, which they didn9t do in game one when the Outlaws beat them at home in Sisters. The Outlaws only scored PELLET PATIO HEATERS WINNEMUCCA, NV seven points in the first half, and were held to two points in the third period. As teams headed into the final quarter, the Outlaws were down 46-9. Sisters did a much bet- ter job in the fourth quarter, and the last five minutes of the game they really came together as a cohesive unit and played with confidence. Coach Niebergall-Brown told The Nugget they plan to build off those last five minutes as they head into another week of play. Kaylee Huber scored seven points for the Outlaws, Spitler had six, Bianchi recorded five, and Stewart added four. Niebergall-Brown said, <I thought we took good shots, but we just couldn9t find the middle of the cylinder at 506 N. Pine St. 541-549-9631 Sales • Service Rentals • Accessories www.sistersrental.com Subcontractors, b Suppliers and other Helpers Action Air Heating & Cooling Annie Andreson - Coldwell Banker Bend Mapping & Blueprint Building Specialties Canyon Electric Cascade Bobcat Central Electric Co. Certainteed Roofi ng Chuck Fadeley Cree Lighting Dave Clark Dave’s Concrete Pumping Deschutes Co. Solid Waste Earth Advantage, Inc. 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Food Donors Donut Power by Sisters Bakery Clara Eberius Bob & Jennifer Lawton Marsha Lewis Gayla Nelson Silvia Ayala David & Sue Batt les — Photos courtesy of Outlaws Photography — Special Th ank-You to the Heart of Oregon Corps YouthBuild for its partnership in building the Ayala home! Funding Habitat for Humanity Oregon P.O. Box 238, Sisters, OR 97759 541-549-1193 | sistershabitat.org
