Coupeville Sports

Kyla Briscoe serves up another winner. (John Fisken photos)

The 2014 Wolf varsity spikers (minus the injured Sydney Autio).

Defensive Player of the Year Valen Trujillo moonlights as a lineswoman.

JV today, potential varsity stars tomorrow.

Kacie Kiel hauled home some hardware.

The Coupeville High School senior was selected as team MVP, won the “Pack Pride” Award and shared the Captains Award with Madeline Strasburg when the Wolf spikers kicked off the fall awards season Thursday night.

Strasburg was also a two-time winner, being honored as Best Teammate, while freshman Lauren Rose was tabbed as Most Improved.

Senior Hailey Hammer (Offensive Player of the Year) and sophomore Valen Trujillo (Defensive Player of the Year) rounded out the varsity award winners.

Hammer and Trujillo were also honored by league coaches, being picked as First-Team All-Olympic League performers.

Big-hitting freshman Katrina McGranahan was picked as the JV squad’s MVP, with Claire Mietus (Most Inspirational), Sofia Hassapis (Most Improved) and Lauren Grove (Coaches Award) also being honored.

Letter winners were McKenzie Bailey, Kyla Briscoe, Tiffany Briscoe, Miranda Engle, Hammer, Kiel, Ally Roberts, Rose, Strasburg, Trujillo and Monica Vidoni.

Receiving letters of participation were Payton Aparicio, Maggie Crimmins, Grove, Hassapis, Jae LeVine, Hope Lodell, McGranahan, Mietus, Abby Parker, Brittany Powers, Kayla Rose, Kameryn St Onge, Mackenzi Valko and Allison Wenzel.

The awards banquet wrapped up the first season for varsity coach Breanne Smedley and the last one (at least for now) for departing JV coach Amy King.