The pilgrims came from near and far to worship at the bald dome, which radiated magical energy. (Janine Bundy photos)
Proving he has moves like Swayze, CHS tennis coach Ken Stange recreates a pivotal moment from “Dirty Dancing” … sort of.
They came. They saw. They rubbed the magical bald head.
Awards were handed out, food was noshed and what Coupeville High School boys’ tennis coach Ken Stange called “truly one of the most enjoyable seasons I’ve ever had” officially wrapped up Thursday.
Ben Wehrman hauled away the most swag, being named Captain and Most Inspirational by his teammates, while also nabbing a four-year certificate. Nathan Lamb, the night’s other recipient of a four-year certificate, was named the team’s MVP.
Beauman Davis nabbed Most Improved and Jason Knoll took home the Coach’s Award, which is “the best award because the recipient is determined by none other than me,” Stange joked.
Varsity letter winners included Cameron Boyd-Eck, Zane Bundy, Aaron Curtin, Dawson d’Almeida, Sebastian Davis, Ben Etzell, Brandon Kelley, Knoll, Lamb, Connor McCormick, Loren Nelson, Brian Norris, Shane Squire and Wehrman.
Receiving letter of participation were Kyle Bodamer, Konrad Borden, Garrett Compton, Beauman Davis, Stephen Edwards, Jared Helmstadter, Geoffrey McClarin, Jake McCormick, Lilan Sekigawa and Sam Wynn.
Coupeville Sports 
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