Wolf netters, successful on the court and in the classroom. (Lucy Tenore photo)
Two in one season, three for the school year.
Coupeville High School earned academic state titles in girls’ tennis and boys’ track and field Monday, as the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association announced honorees for spring sports.
That follows on the heels of Wolf girls’ cross country also topping all 2B schools back in the fall.
Coupeville’s netters, coached by Ken Stange, posted a 3.872 GPA for the season, with 10 players on the squad.
Meanwhile, the school’s 29 male track stars combined to finish with a team GPA of 3.714, with head coach Bob Martin making sure classroom success has matched the triumphs in the arena.
“They’re having themselves quite a season,” Martin said.
“These athletes just continue to amaze us,” added CHS girls’ track coach Elizabeth Bitting.
The Wolf tennis crew won a share of the Northwest 2B/1B League title on the courts this spring and is sending six players on to the bi-district tourney this Friday, where they will play for state tourney berths.
Coupeville’s male track stars won league and bi-district titles and have 12 athletes headed to Yakima May 25-27 for the state meet.
To see all the academic state champs for spring sports, pop over to:
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