Coupeville Sports

“I see … awards. Lots and lots of awards!”

“So do I! So do I!!”

   “How smart of me to bring the big cart, then, with all this cargo space for your award-haulin’ pleasure. Ladies…”

Go to state, get All-Conference honors.

It’s an easy formula, and one that worked just dandy for all eight Coupeville High School athletes who went to the Big Dance this spring.

All six Wolf track stars who traveled to Cheney last weekend and the entire two-person CHS links squad nabbed honors when the Cascade Conference released its final awards tally.

Leading the way was freshman Makana Stone, who was named First Team All-League in the 100, 200, 4 x 200 and 4 x 400. Hot on her heels was senior Madison Tisa McPhee, First Team in the 100 and 300 hurdles and 4 x 200 and Second Team in the 4 x 100.

Also honored were senior Jai’Lysa Hoskins (First Team 4 x 200 and 4 x 400 and Second Team 4 x 100), freshman Sylvia Hurlburt (First Team 4 x 200, Second Team 4 x 100), sophomore Marisa Etzell (First Team 4 x 400, Second Team 4 x 100) and freshman Kirsten Pelroy (First Team, 4 x 400).

Out on the links, both sophomore Christine Fields (First Team) and senior Austin Fields (Second Team) were honored. Though one has to ask how Austin wasn’t a First Teamer when he was medalist in five matches.