The Nugget Newspaper - News and Opinion from Sisters, Oregon

The Lady Outlaws played through intermittent rain and high winds on Saturday, and snowy windy conditions on Sunday, to make it to the championship game of Sisters Annual Lacrosse Invitational (SALI). They defeated West Linn in a final score of 7-5 to win it all.

On Saturday, Sisters played three games and walked away with a 6-3 win over Sunset, a 10-4 win against Summit, and then tied with West Linn 5-5.

Sunday the Outlaws started with an 11-5 win over Bend, which put them in the championship game.

Sisters faced West Linn in the championship game, and quickly took the lead. The Outlaws scored four goals within the first few minutes of the contest. Coach Julia Boris told The Nugget that Sisters really brought the intensity that was needed to take control of the game.

In the second half, West Linn came out strong and met Sisters on their level. The Outlaws were definitely intimidated but continued to play their game, held their own, and secured the victory.

Several Outlaws shared their thoughts on their big win.

Goalie Tania Rebolledo said, “I’m so proud of my teammates’ perseverance through the snow, hail, and weather. I love how encouraging we all are.”

Tatem Cramer said, “Our team really battled and played with heart, and played together like nothing I’ve seen before.”

Bailey Robertson commented, “Our consistent celebration helped change the mood on the field, which was necessary for the win.”

Reese Harwell stated, “The effort of the team this weekend was outstanding, and I’m very thankful to be part of this family.”

Kaylee Huber, assistant coach and former Outlaw player, said, “I couldn’t be more proud of our girls for having the dedication and the drive to pull through this tournament, to end up in the championship and win it all.”