The city of Creswell announced four finalists to be the next city manager The city will host a "meet and greet" with the candidates at 5 p.m on May 12 at the Creswell Community Center The City Council will also interview the candidates on May 12 and 13 during a closed session Creswell's mayor and City Council are then scheduled to announce the new city manager's appointment at a public meeting on May 13 Alan Torres covers local government for the Register-Guard. He can be reached byemail at atorres@registerguard.com, on X @alanfryetorres or on Reddit at u/AlfrytRG Texas (KVII) — When you work in law enforcement On Friday at the campus of Perryton High School in Ochiltree County a ceremony was held for Oklahoma Highway Patrolman Cody Creswell as Friday was declared Cody Creswell Day for the City of Perryton I love being from the Texas Panhandle,” said Cody Creswell ”A lot of people are like you’re from the Panhandle his family is from here and I just felt it was appropriate to do a proclamation to have a day named after him,” said Kerry Symons Cody Creswell with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol was honored and recognized for going above the call of duty in July of 2024 helping to reunite a young boy whom he believed was being trafficked and return him to family members in New York “If the tables were turned or you put the boots on another person I would want that person to drive my child through the night and get him home to me,” said Creswell “I have enough respect and honor that if you make a promise to a child that you keep it we would get him home to his dad and that’s what we did.” Cody Creswell was joined by a couple of state troopers from OHP as they talked to Peryton High School students about risk and consequences and always remember what one does in life echoes into eternity They talked about the importance of always making good decisions and saying no to drugs and alcohol They also reiterated the importance of wearing a seatbelt while inside a vehicle the trio of OHP members visited students at other schools in Perryton the Lane County Sheriff's Office received a report of a suicidal subject in the Creswell area who was likely armed with a handgun Deputies soon located the person on the second floor of a warehouse in the 33400 block of West Lane in Creswell The person was confirmed to be armed with a handgun and made suicidal statements Deputies and officers assigned to the Lane County Sheriff's Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT) responded and spoke with the person over the next several hours Deputies assigned to the Lane County Sheriff's Special Response Team (SRT) also responded "The call was unique as the person had committed only a low-level misdemeanor crime but was armed and on someone else's property," the Lane County Sheriff's Office says "At one point the subject fired a round from the handgun toward an area inside where SRT deputies had staged earlier in the incident Deputies remained calm and continued working towards a peaceful resolution." It was later determined that the round was fired on accident the person followed instructions to be safely detained and was then transported to an area hospital for further assistance "Their name is being withheld as no criminal action was taken," LCSO stated The Sheriff's Office thanks the Coburg and Junction City police departments and the property owners for their assistance during this incident If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide Call the Lane County Crisis Line at 541-682-1001 The University of Georgia announced recently that it will spend nearly $116 million on renovations to Creswell Hall a 9-floor high-rise dormitory that originally opened in 1963 as a residence hall for women The renovations follow improvements made earlier to the Russell and Brumby Hall dorms where UGA officials lauded the modern updates as beneficial to students but after renovations it will have 924 beds While Creswell Hall is one of the better-known dormitories on campus the origin of its name is likely less well known today than it was in 1963 when its doors first opened to students The building was named in honor of Mary Ethel Creswell who in 1919 became the first woman to receive a bachelor’s degree from UGA the fact a woman had graduated from UGA in 1919 apparently didn’t merit a lot of attention from university officials or the press back when it happened Coverage of that graduation was on the front page of the June 20 The headline read: “Diplomas Presented to Almost 100 University of Georgia Men were all named and near the end of the article in the penultimate paragraph the story noted that a Bachelor of Science (Home Economics) had been awarded to Mary Ethel Creswell The story never mentioned this was a groundbreaking moment for UGA The young woman was barely noticed that day but in the coming years her career in home economics would launch her as a person of importance in the state and the university Creswell’s graduation also opened the door for women that year The next year 19 women graduated and in 1921 1943 edition of Red & Black student newspaper that reported on how women 25 years earlier had gained admission to the university College Education: What is the best college in Georgia? Niche ranks UGA, Georgia Tech and more for 2025 She initially became a school teacher before attending UGA Later she taught at the State Normal School in Athens Department of Agriculture with supervision duties in 15 states her career shined when in 1933 she became the first dean of the School of Home Economics according to the UGA Special Collections Library The Special Collections Library at UGA owns her papers that includes photographs speeches and other documents related to her life but she continued to be active in the community and UGA and was buried at Rest Haven Cemetery in Monroe a street today lined with luxury homes including the longtime residence of the late Vince Dooley Creswell had her home designed and built about 100 years ago by the architect Fred Orr well-known by his peers through the many homes and buildings he designed in Athens and Atlanta The house is now owned by Carol and Rob Winthrop “We’ve lived in the house for 42 years,” Carol Winthrop said recently While the home was originally owned by an admired faculty member for UGA and designed by a noted architect there is one feature at the house that attracts visitors on a yearly basis A gingko tree marvels viewers with what Winthrop described as its “shockingly bright yellow” leaves in the autumn Local UGA sports expert and writer Loran Smith once called it the “prettiest gingko in Athens.” That’s something that Winthrop and her husband “We feel it is the most beautiful tree in Athens,” she said University Grants: Will the pause on federal grants affect UGA? How do universities use these grants we can get a dozen calls to photograph the tree,” she said noting that once the UGA gymnastics team posed for photographs at the tree Many others have wanted the tree in their background as children and even UGA graduates posed for photos Winthrop said the tree was planted in the 1920s “The most definitive thing I’ve heard is the seedling was given to Mary Creswell by a Chinese student,” she said about the tree which is native to Asia who retired from UGA and became knowledgeable of the university’s history said she once read a letter written by Creswell “I’m building a little house on a hill where I will live,” Winthrop recalled that Creswell wrote And for 60 years a building has stood on the UGA campus where her name is long remembered by those who have resided within its confines Los estudiantes se mudan a Creswell Hall durante el primer día de mudanza en la Universidad de Georgia en Athens el viernes 12 de agosto del 2022 Los estudiantes viviendo en el campus este otoño continuarán mudándose hasta el miércoles 17 de agosto del 2022 The University System of Georgia Board of Regents approved a multimillion-dollar renovation of Creswell Hall Creswell Hall was built in 1963 and is a nine-story residence hall containing roughly 958 beds for first-year students The board approved $115.7 million to renovate the building The project is set to be completed in the fall semester of 2028 “We’re excited to offer more than 900 updated and modernized spaces to future students through this renovation,” said Linda Kasper “We know from our renovations of Brumby and Russell halls that students appreciate increased bathroom privacy and updated amenities which we will continue to offer as we renovate Creswell.” Renovating the building will be more cost-effective than “a full replacement of Creswell,” University Systems of Georgia officials said in the board’s project authorization By doing this it is estimated that around $54 million will be saved according to a statement from UGA The project will begin with exploratory work starting in the summer of 2025 and construction is set to begin in May of 2027 The Athens-Clarke County Police Department has arrested two people in connection to the fatal shooting that took place on April 17 student protests and activism have seen an uptick in mass media coverage With the protests over the Israel-Hamas war and the various organizational efforts on campuses during the most recent election cycle student activism has become a hot topic of conversation The United States House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act on Wednesday Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain immigrants in the U.S without legal documentation who commit crimes such as shoplifting assaulting a police officer or acts causing bodily harm The Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission decided which items will appear on the consent agenda next month at the agenda setting meeting on Thursday The items garnering the most discussion were rezoning requests recommended by the ACC Planning Commission and the remaining were old and new business items University of Georgia senior Gleaton Jones always kept a written copy of a Bible verse “This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” The New Living Translation reads students living in the Building 1516 residential hall woke up to flooding throughout several floors in the building located on the University of Georgia’s East Campus Email notifications are only sent once a day The Red & Black serves the Athens and University of Georgia communities with reliable while training the future of the free press Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Highlight your business' news for only $10 We'll feature your content on our News From Local Businesses front page to give it maximum exposure for the next 30 days Oregon State Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Highway 99S Police say a southbound Kenworth log truck driven by Christian James Gossett slowed to make a left turn when it was rear-ended by a southbound Toyota Matrix driven by Josef Alexander Ward Ward was transported to an area hospital and later declared deceased The highway was impacted for approximately 2.5 hours during the on-scene investigation OSP was assisted by the Lane County Sheriff's Office and ODOT — Creswell's City Manager has announced they're stepping down Michelle Amberg made the announcement in a resignation letter addressed to the mayor and city councilors of Creswell Amberg said they believe they damaged the city council/manager relationship to an "unrepairable state" Amberg's official last day as Creswell City Manager is December 13 the city is searching for an interim city manager as a temporary position Interested candidates are asked to contact Creswell Mayor Dave Stram or Council President Alongzo Costilla via email and graduated from Mount Carmel High School who could usually be found with one of his well-loved dogs by his side He retired from UNOCAL as Director of Logistics in 1997 after over 40 years of employment Tim was a passionate and dedicated leader in his community Among the many organizations that benefited from his service are the Abbeville Harbor and Terminal District Governor’s Advisory Commission on Coastal Protection Vermilion Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness He is survived by his wife and best friend of 32 years Debbie Tabchouri; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren Warren Paul Creswell and the former Camille Brasseaux All funeral arrangements are being conducted by Vincent Funeral Home - Abbeville (337) 893-4661 LA 70510Phone: 337-893-4223Fax: 337-898-9022 The Abbeville Meridional Copyright © 2025 the heartthrob has been living his best life at the Welcome Home Animal Sanctuary near Creswell for almost seven years Standing an impressive 6 feet 4.5 inches at the withers the Holstein has earned the 2025 Guinness World Record for the world’s tallest living steer the City of Creswell is hosting Romeo’s Fall Festival in his honor on Saturday let's do it,” said sanctuary founder Misty Moore “We’re just trying to spread kindness and compassion towards animals and they're embracing that.” “Our goal is to make sure the animals are always comfortable,” said Moore “We're going to open up the sanctuary that day so you can sign up to come meet him We’ll have people here (at the sanctuary) all day.” named for the heart-shaped white marking on his forehead pushing against his fence to eat apple slices as volunteers tell the story of the sanctuary She and her husband Robert Moore bought the property on 82940 Hurlburt Lane and created a nonprofit in 2016 Romeo and his brother Milo arrived at the sanctuary soon after “They were rescued from a veal crate when they were 10 days old,” said Moore They join dozens of other farm animals including turkeys The sanctuary hosts “Welcome Walks” on Sundays from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. from May 26th to Sept. 29th. Tickets go for a $5 donation per person and can be purchased through reservation with a limit of 30 visitors per day. Free admission for children under the age of 5. Visit www.welcomehomesanctuary.com for details they are already booked until the end of the 2024 season As families pet and fed the many farm animals around her “They are going to have their whole natural life here And we will do everything we can to make sure this is a happy Contact photographer Chris Pietsch at chris.pietsch@registerguard.com, or follow him on Twitter @ChrisPietsch and Instagram @chrispietsch Riley Smith scored a game-high 16 points Thursday night to lift Pleasant Hill past Creswell in the OSAA 3A boys basketball state quarterfinals Thursday night at Marshfield High School in Coos Bay Gavin Inglish had 14 points for the second seed Billies while Logan Melvin added 13 and Jacob Neely had nine Luke Bailey led Creswell with 11 points while Tyler Whitson added 10 and Darien Dewey had eight Pleasant Hill (25-3) advances to the state semifinals for the first time since the 2018-19 season The Billies will face third seed Valley Catholic (20-7) at 6 p.m Creswell (17-10) plays 6 seed Cascade Christian in a fourth-place semifinal at 10:45 a.m Central Linn girls falls to Western Christian in 2A quarterfinalsCentral Linn lost a close matchup to defending champion Western Christian in a 2A girls quarterfinal Peyton Gaskey led the sixth-seeded Cobras with 14 points Addie Wolff had 12 and Raegan Day added 10 Kylie Sommer scored a game-high 15 points for the third-seeded Pioneers Runon Muroya had nine points and Kinsey Wark added eight Central Linn (19-7) led 23-22 at halftime and 32-29 after three quarters The Pioneers (24-3) went on a 4-0 run twice to take a 38-33 lead with 3:33 left in the game The Cobras play 7 seed Knappa in a fourth-place semifinal at 10:45 a.m Edith Noriega is a sports reporter for The Register-Guard. You may reach her at ENoriega@gannett.com and follow her on X at @Noriega_Edith Nicolas Smith was leading Kevin Prociw in the preliminary vote totals released just after 8 p.m Kevin Prociw is a business liaison for the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services He has extensive local government experience Prociw served as Creswell city councilor from 2019 to 2022 and the council president from 2021-2022 He's passionate about preserving Creswell's charm while addressing modern issues like homelessness Nick Smith is the general manager of Roberts Supply He currently serves Creswell as a city councilor Smith is a lifelong Creswell resident and aims to address issues like homelessness enhancing public safety and providing affordable utilities in his hometown Robbie McCoy had a lead over Alexa Benson in the race for Veneta mayor with 1,654 votes counted as of the preliminary results released just after 8 p.m Alexa BensonAlex Benson is the current Veneta city councilor She is a retired nurse practitioner and sexual assault forensics expert She serves on the Fern Ridge Association for the Unhoused and Lane Area Commission on Transportation Benson wants to develop a vibrant and inclusive economy and city support local law enforcement and support the Veneta Parks and Trail Plan Robbie McCoy serves as council president of the Veneta City Council liaison to the Veneta Fern Ridge Chamber of Commerce and Lane Council of Governments board member She is interested in the Fern Ridge neighborhood watch program the expansion of outdoor trails and expanding business opportunities in Veneta Rob Ward will be serving another term as mayor in Florence. He was welcomed at Republican and Democratic campaign headquarters and "things to do" reporter at the Register-Guard With tips on local restaurants or happenings you can reach her via email at spierotti@gannett.com Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Creswell’s City Manager is resigning after more than a decade on the job In a resignation letter dated Nov Michelle Amberg said she had damaged her relationship with City Council to an “unrepairable state.” "I think it is best if I resign my position with the City of Creswell," wrote Amberg "This will allow the new Council to engage with a new City Manager of their choosing instead of one that they have inherited." She also wrote that she hoped her accomplishments would be remembered fondly The letter came one day after an executive session which included Amberg's annual performance review and a discussion of her contract Amberg declined to give additional details about her decision to resign Creswell’s City Council accepted the resignation at a meeting Monday but several of them said they were sad to see Amberg go Mayor Dave Stram said she's been one of the best City Managers the town has ever had “She is the best implementer of a strategic plan I've ever worked with," said Stram "She took two different strategic plans that our city put together She has assembled a phenomenal staff here in Creswell Amberg will continue to serve in her position until Dec The city is now working to hire an interim replacement before she leaves This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Creswell soccer player Matthew Jenkins is the winner of the Eugene-area high school boys Athlete of the Week The junior forward/midfielder scored five goals combined in Creswell's 4-1 over Western Christian and 3-0 win against Central Linn Jenkins received 48.33% of the reader poll votes North Eugene football player Grady Kik-Down was second (19.87%) The sophomore had the game-winning pick-six in the third quarter to secure North Eugene a 28-21 win over Roseburg Willamette footballThe senior caught two touchdowns one from running back Maveryck Akers on a trick play and took a 60-plus yard pick-six to the house to give Willamette a 49-14 win over Springfield The junior caught a 58-yard touchdown pass and a two-point conversion to give Churchill a 32-13 upset win over Thurston had an interception and rushed for a touchdown to help North Eugene to a 28-21 win over Roseburg Edith Noriega is a sports reporter for The Register-Guard. You may reach her at ENoriega@gannett.com and follow her on X at @Noriega_Edith He graduated from George Washinton University in 1953 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology Richard married Shirley Brown in 1953 and spent the next three years in the U.S Navy as the gunnery officer aboard a destroyer escort operating out of San Francisco on the West Coast Richard was employed by Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory located in Howard County where he was a member of the Principal Professional Staff and served as supervisor of the Administrative Services Department spent many enjoyable vacations and weekends on the ocean at their summer beach cottage in Middlesex Beach Richard was known for his award-winning sandcastles and July 4th rockets Richard earned his private pilot license and built his airplane in the basement of his home in Silver Spring He was an active member of the Experimental Aircraft Association and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association He spent the next 25 years dividing his time between lolling on the beach during the summers in Delaware and flying his RV-4 airplane during the sunny winters in Florida He was an active member of the Winter Haven Pilots Association and thoroughly enjoyed numerous fly-out lunches to airports all over Florida Richard was preceded in death by his sister Janis (who was also a pilot) in 2007; and his brother Kathleen and her husband Glen Grundhoefer; and two grandsons George Creswell of Maryland; and many nephews at the Ocean View Chapel of Melson Funeral Services where friends and family may gather after 9:30 a.m Interment will follow at Mariner’s Bethel Cemetery Online condolences may be sent by visiting melsonfuneralservices.com — Oregon State Police are searching for a man who fled during a traffic stop Wednesday near Creswell a trooper stopped a California-plated Honda Civic on I-5 north near milepost 181 in Lane County for a traffic violation several factors made the trooper "suspicious the driver was involved in criminal activity," according to the report The trooper asked for and was denied consent to search the vehicle identified as 28-year-old Luis Angel Garciagonzalez An OSP K9 was deployed and alerted to the odor of narcotics from the vehicle OSP says Garciagonzalez fled on foot across the interstate and into a field A vehicle search revealed two kilos of suspected fentanyl in a backpack in the trunk of the car Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Owned and operated by the Atchley family since 1920 we proudly serve the families of our community with care and professionalism.For generations the Atchley family and the staff have strived to meet the needs and exceed the expectations of the families we have had the honor to serve We are a family-owned funeral home with the 3rd and 4th generations working together to continue our tradition of serving our community Atchley Funeral Home also has the only crematory in the county ensuring that your loved one never leaves our care We hope you find our site helpful and informative and we also welcome your calls and visits if you would like further assistance.Atchley Funeral Home - a strong traditional heritage combined with contemporary ideas and modern facilities to enable us to provide the most caring service available Atchley Funeral Home - Seymour Memory Gardens Atchley's Smoky Mountain Chapel & Memory Gardens Your browser may not work with certain site. 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Creswell's Piper Hanson is the Eugene-area high school volleyball player of the year The sophomore outside hitter/libero was named the 3A Mountain Valley Conference defensive player of the year earned first-team all-league honors on offense and was named to the all-defensive team Hanson received 46.84% of the reader poll votes Marist Catholic's Giana Elgarico was second (39.9%) The senior outside hitter led with 418 kills She was named the 3A Mountain Valley Conference player of the year and earned first-team all-league honors Green helped the Billies to a third-place finish at the state tournament SheldonThe junior outside hitter was named the 6A Southwest Conference co-player of the year and earned first team all-league honors as a hitter The senior outside hitter earned first team 4A Sky-Em League honors Elgarico was named to the all-state tournament first team and helped the Spartans to a runner-up state finish The senior outside hitter was named the 5A Midwestern League player of the year and earned first team all-league honors Mitchell helped the Lancers to a third-place finish at the state tournament The OSAA 3A boys basketball state quarterfinals begin Thursday and two Eugene-area Mountain Valley Conference teams will take on one another 6-4) for the third time this season at 8:15 p.m Pleasant Hill swept Creswell in two league games The Billies earning a 30-point win (73-43) against the visiting Bulldogs on Jan Pleasant Hill claimed its first league title since 2019 "The last time that we played them in league we were playing for pride," Pleasant Hill head coach Luke Jackson told The Register-Guard on Tuesday I think it'll be easy for the (Pleasant Hill) guys to get up for this game (but) it's going to be a tough game "I think either one of our teams could go a long way in this tournament and you got to show up and play hard and it's kind of win or go home." Jackson, who played for Creswell and won a state championship in 2000 praised the Bulldogs' strong backcourt led by 6-foot-2 senior Tyler Whitson Whitson is averaging 18.7 points per game and 10.9 rebounds per game The rest of the Bulldogs' squad is young with 6-5 junior Luke Bailey and 6-4 sophomore Mason Schartz adding to the brunt of the work Creswell opened the postseason with an upset road win over No The Bulldogs are back in the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2023 "We're going to have to limit his (Whitson's) influence on the game," Jackson said on what will take to defeat Creswell "They do a nice job of pushing the ball and getting early post position And then keeping them off the offensive class and just execute at the offensive end make simple plays." Pleasant Hill is back in the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2023 when it went two-and-out in the tournament The Billies defeated Scio 70-35 in the state playoffs last week and are riding a 17-game winning streak "I think our defensive effort is going to be a huge key in the game," Jackson said I'm hoping that we should be fresh and healthy Just because we're a little bit higher I don't throw that stuff out the window." Pleasant Hill lost by five points at Neah-Kah-Nie in the state playoffs The Billies have the talent and experience to get to the state championship game under senior Gavin Inglish "A lot of tears were shed after that game from the boys," Jackson said whether it's in basketball or in life in general sometimes having a little bit of a traumatic event can really springboard some great things in basketball." Central Linn girls faces Western Christian in 2A quarterfinalsNo 6 seed Central Linn will face last year's state champion and No 3 seed Western Christian in a 2A girls quarterfinal at 6:30 p.m 8-2 Valley Coast Conference) is back in the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2023 after defeating Clatskanie 65-45 last week 15-1 Tri-River Conference) dominated Bonanza to open the state playoffs A Creswell man is dead after he was struck by a vehicle while walking along the travel lane northbound on Highway 99 near milepost 10 north of Cottage Grove on Friday troopers responded to the scene just after 10:30 p.m was walking northbound on the highway when a black Toyota Tundra struck him The driver of the Tundra was uninjured and cooperated with an investigation OSP said the highway was impacted for three hours for an on-scene investigation Haleigh Kochanski is a breaking news and public safety reporter for The Register-Guard You may reach her at HKochanski@gannett.com Will Creswell has been appointed president of Tuftco Corp.  and will continue to serve as chairman of the board of Tuftco Finishing Systems.  formerly executive vice president of Tuftco Finishing Systems will now serve as president of Tuftco Finishing Systems Mark Harman will continue as president of Tuftco Tufting Systems.  Long-time executive Mike Minter is retiring after 40 years with Tuftco Related Topics:Tuftco Hector Narvaez Discusses Stonepeak's Sustainability and Product Differentiation Subscribe to get our weekly newsletter delivered directly to your inbox Floor Focus is the oldest and most trusted flooring magazine strategic analysis and fashion coverage of the flooring business provides retailers suppliers and other industry professionals the information they need to achieve greater success This website, Floordaily.net unbiased and up to the minute flooring news Copyright © 2025 FloorFocus To enhance the living experience for students UGA will spend millions of dollars to modernize one of their residence halls The University of Georgia announced a $115.7 million project to renovate Creswell Hall This project includes individual room temperature control UGA will save an estimated $54 million dollars compared to replacements cost which will help preserve University Housing reserve funds for future projects which we will continue to offer as we renovate Creswell,” said Linda Kasper The project will begin with exploratory work in summer 2025 with full construction starting in May 2027 Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard what was thought to be an explosion turned out to be a gras fire on property near Creswell Extension and La First responers were at the scene as well as firefighters and deputies from the St Landry Parish Sheriff’s Department and La There were no reports of injuries and the incident is under investigation Write Now Opelousas Publishing LLC dbaSt. Landry Now123 South Main StOpelousas, LA 70570‪(337) 451-0568‬ Creswell volleyball player Viktoria Gabrio is the winner of the Eugene-area girls Athlete of the week Gabrio received 40.36% of the reader poll votes South Eugene soccer's Khloe Tesauro was second (36.06%) The sophomore scored her team's lone goal Oct Creswell volleyball player Piper Hanson is The Register-Guard's high school girls Athlete of the Week Hanson had a team-high 14 kills and 23 digs in a 25-17 Hanson received 27.4% of the reader poll votes Sheldon's Dani Haverland was second (21.33%) Here is another look at the other nominees this week: The freshman scored a goal in a 3-0 win over Redmond on Aug 31 before notching another goal in a 2-1 win over Mountain View on Wednesday 16-14 victory over North Eugene to claim the NPJ tournament title on Aug She had eight kills in a 3-1 win over Churchill on Tuesday Pleasant Hill soccerThe senior tallied two goals in a 3-1 win over Elmira on Sept 2 before notching another goal in a 1-0 win over Douglas on Thursday Sheldon soccerThe sophomore scored three goals in a 8-0 win over West Salem on Tuesday The senior notched the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win over North Eugene on Tuesday 25-19 victory Marshfield in the final to claim the Cascade Christian Invitational title. The junior scored a goal in a 3-2 loss to South Eugene Edith Noriega is a sports reporter for The Register-Guard. You may reach her at ENoriega@gannett.com and follow her on X at @Noriega_Edith.