Freshmen Sage Renninger (left) and Payton Aparicio played #1 doubles for the Wolves all season.
McKenzie Bailey won the Coach’s Award for a very successful junior campaign.
Haleigh Deasy was named Most Inspirational.
Jacki went out on top.
After leading the Coupeville High School girl’s tennis squad all season with grace and quiet fire, senior Jacki Ginnings was tabbed as the team’s MVP Thursday during the season-ending awards shindig.
She also shared captain honors with fellow senior Wynter Thorne, junior McKenzie Bailey and sophomore Valen Trujillo.
Bailey, who copped the Coach’s Award, will reunite with Trujillo as captains in 2016, with Jazmine Franklin and Sydney Autio set to join them.
Franklin (Most Improved), Haleigh Deasy (Most Inspirational) and Ana and Ivy Luvera (4-Year Awards) also walked away with hardware.
CHS coach Ken Stange, in his 10th year at the helm, guided the Wolves to an 11-3 record and an Olympic League title.
Varsity Letters:
Payton Aparicio
Sydney Autio
McKenzie Bailey
Bree Daigneault
Haleigh Deasy
Jazmine Franklin
Jacki Ginnings
Micky LeVine
Ana Luvera
Ivy Luvera
Mckenzie Meyer
Sage Renninger
Wynter Thorne
Valen Trujillo
JV certificates:
Maggie Crimmins
Kenzi LaRue
Hanna Seiffert
Ashley Smith
Kameryn St Onge
Managers:
John McClarin
Joseph Wedekind
Coupeville Sports 
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