Senior defender Jenn Spark returned from a horrific injury that cost her most of last season to be this year’s MVP. (John Fisken photos)
A school-record 10 goals carried Kalia Littlejohn to the Rookie of the Year award.
May Rose scored three goals in 2015, helping her nab Most Improved Player honors.
Newcomers made an impact, but a wily veteran took home the night’s biggest prize.
Senior defender Jenn Spark was named Most Valuable Player Sunday night when the Coupeville High School girls’ soccer squad held its season-ending awards banquet.
Spark, who was the team captain and helped lead the Wolves to a program-best 6-7-3 record this season, was also honored for being a four-year varsity starter.
Junior May “Mad Ninja Skilz” Rose picked up a nickname and an award from Wolf coach Troy Cowan, as she was tabbed as the team’s Most Improved Player.
The night’s other three awards went to first-year players, with junior goaltender Lauren Grove taking home the Coaches Award.
Freshmen Kalia Littlejohn (Rookie of the Year) and Lindsey Roberts (Defensive Player of the Year) rounded out the award winners.
Varsity letters went to 13 players:
Lauren Bayne
Bree Daigneault
Lauren Grove
Kalia Littlejohn
Mia Littlejohn
Mckenzie Meyer
Arisbeth Montiel
Kirsten Pelroy
Sage Renninger
Lindsey Roberts
May Rose
Taichen Rose
Jennifer Spark
Coupeville is still waiting to hear from Olympic League officials on any possible All-League selections. That should come in the next day or two.
Coupeville Sports 
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