Kim Kisch, Wolf player turned Wolf coach.
Amber Wyman (right) has accepted a bigger role in helping guide young Coupeville athletes. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
No more open jobs.
For the moment, at least.
Coupeville High School/Middle School Athletic Director Willie Smith has filled coaching positions for CHS girls’ soccer and CMS track and field.
Kim Kisch, one of the first booters to play for the Wolf program when it launched in 2004, is coming back around to call the shots as head coach starting next fall.
She replaces Kyle Nelson, who retired at the end of the most-recent season.
Meanwhile, Amber Wyman, already hired to coach middle school cross country, will also pick up coaching duties with the CMS track and field program.
Returning coach Jon Gabelein and Wyman welcome a new squad to the first day of practice Apr. 10, with a six-meet schedule running Apr. 26-May 31.
Before becoming a head coach, Wyman was an assistant helping middle school (now high school) running guru Elizabeth Bitting.
Both hires will be official once approved by the school board.
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