Mia Farris (left) and Taygin Jump both played key roles for a successful CHS varsity volleyball squad. (Jackie Saia photo)
Another successful season in the books.
Coupeville High School varsity volleyball coach Cory Whitmore made it seven straight winning seasons, guiding the Wolves to a 10-6 mark this fall.
That includes a third-consecutive 2nd place showing in league play — behind just four-time defending 2B state champ La Conner — and a strong showing at the bi-district tourney.
Coupeville thunked Northwest Christian in straight sets, then put together their best performance against the Braves in a tough championship match.
Next year promises great upheaval, with La Conner coach Suzanne Marble having retired after 30 seasons, and the District 1/2 tourney set to send two teams, and not just one, to state.
While the Wolves lose key seniors, they can return four letter winners, plus several other players who were vital to the JV going 12-2 and beating La Conner under the guidance of Ashley Menges.
But the future is the future, and the present was what was honored Tuesday, as the Wolf spikers capped the 2022 campaign with an awards banquet.
Coupeville’s five All-League players — Maddie Georges, Alita Blouin, Grey Peabody, Ryanne Knoblich, and Jill Prince — were acknowledged, while both the varsity and JV handed out multiple honors.
Maddie Georges plans out her next 27 moves. (Jackie Saia photo)
Varsity awards:
MVP:
Maddie Georges
Spirit of the Wolf:
Jill Prince
Most Improved:
Grey Peabody
Most Inspirational:
Ryanne Knoblich
Captains:
Maddie Georges
Ryanne Knoblich
Jill Prince
4-Year Award:
Alita Blouin
Maddie Georges
Ryanne Knoblich
Jill Prince
Taylor Brotemarkle prepares to unleash a scorcher. (Bailey Thule photo)
JV awards:
MVP:
Katie Marti
Most Improved:
Taylor Brotemarkle
Most Inspirational:
Jada Heaton
Varsity letter winners:
Alita Blouin
Mia Farris
Maddie Georges
Taygin Jump
Ryanne Knoblich
Madison McMillan
Grey Peabody
Jill Prince
Lyla Stuurmans
Participation certificates:
Taylor Brotemarkle
Carly Burt
Teagan Calkins
Oktober Frost
Jada Heaton
Issabel Johnson
Katie Marti
Chloe Marzocca
Grier Mooney
Aby Wood
Chloe Marzocca is part of a bright future for the Wolf spiker program. (Delanie Lewis photo)
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