Coupeville Sports

Dominic Coffman busts up field during the All-State football game. (Photo property Tommy Wolf/Lit Media Productions)

Different continent, same gridiron dreams.

Coupeville grad Dominic Coffman is off to Spain in February to join the Las Rozas Black Demons, a semi-pro football team in Madrid.

The squad competes in Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano (LNFA), the first-tier division for American football in Spain.

Las Rozas is the defending champs, breaking through in 2023 to win the LNFA Bowl after three runner-up finishes.

The league was founded in 1988 and is run by the Spanish Federation of American Football.

Coffman makes the jump from being a Wolf to being a Black Demon.

Coffman, who was a three-sport star during his time at CHS, met with the team while in Spain visiting Carlota Marcos Cabrillo, who was a foreign exchange student at Coupeville this past school year.

Life has been busy lately for the dude who was the Northwest 2B/1B League’s Offensive MVP during his senior season of football.

Coffman played in the Earl Barden Classic — the all-state gridiron game for small school players — in late June.

That came on the heels of his earning a 2nd place medal at the state track and field championships as part of Coupeville’s 4 x 100 relay team.

During his final high school football season Coffman led the Wolves with 14 touchdowns, running around (and over) multiple defenders on almost every play.

Also a standout on defense, he helped lead Coupeville to a 7-2 record, with the program capturing its first league title and trip to state since 1990.

Coffman, who was Homecoming King, qualified for the state championships in three sports — football, basketball, and track and field.