
Allison Wenzel is one of four Wolf seniors who played a sport in all 12 seasons of high school. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Missed it … by that much.
As we head towards the first official games of spring, preliminary reports have 22 of the 29 Coupeville High School athletes who played a fall and winter sport completing the trifecta and earning status as three-sport athletes.
While that’s an impressive number for a very small student body, it narrowly misses tying the best performance in the six-year history of Coupeville Sports.
The numbers:
2012-2013 — (18 three-sport athletes)
2013-2014 — (23)
2014-2015 — (20)
2015-2016 — (17)
2016-2017 — (23)
2017-2018 — (22)
That includes four Wolf seniors — Allison Wenzel, Hunter Downes, Cameron Toomey-Stout and Hunter Smith — who made it a flawless 12-for-12, playing a sport in every season of their prep careers.
Certainly nothing to sneeze at, as only three CHS athletes — Lauren Grove, Jared Helmstadter and Tiffany Briscoe — accomplished the feat in the last two years combined.
It was almost more than four, as well, as Lauren Rose and Joey Lippo each missed perfection by just a single season, opting to sit out their senior and sophomore basketball seasons respectively.
Of the 22 who are minting themselves as three-sport athletes in 2017-2018, there’s a good balance.
The breakdown shows 12 boys and 10 girls, with seven seniors, six sophomores, five juniors and four freshmen.
Wolf girls were ahead going into spring, but five of the seven who are declining to play this season, for various reasons, are female athletes.
The spotlight will swing back on the girls next year, though, as the only CHS juniors who have a shot to pull off a 12-for-12 career are Lindsey Roberts and Sarah Wright.
Coupeville’s three-sport athletes in 2017-2018:
Mollie Bailey (frosh) (soccer, basketball, softball)
Kylie Chernikoff (frosh) (volleyball, basketball, track)
Hunter Downes (sr) (football, basketball, soccer)
Mason Grove (soph) (tennis, basketball, baseball)
Gavin Knoblich (soph) (football, basketball, baseball)
Ryan Labrador (jr) (football, basketball, track)
Joey Lippo (sr) (tennis, basketball, baseball)
Dane Lucero (jr) (football, basketball, baseball)
Jean Lund-Olsen (soph) (football, basketball, track)
Jake Pease (jr) (football, basketball, baseball)
Chelsea Prescott (frosh) (volleyball, basketball, softball)
Avalon Renninger (soph) (soccer, basketball, tennis)
Lindsey Roberts (jr) (soccer, basketball, track)
Kyle Rockwell (sr) (football, basketball, baseball)
Hunter Smith (sr) (football, basketball, baseball)
Scout Smith (soph) (volleyball, basketball, softball)
Cameron Toomey-Stout (sr) (football, basketball, track)
James Vidoni (sr) (football, basketball, baseball)
Allison Wenzel (sr) (volleyball, basketball, track)
Genna Wright (frosh) (soccer, basketball, tennis)
Sarah Wright (jr) (soccer, basketball, softball)
Tia Wurzrainer (soph) (soccer, basketball, tennis)











































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