Coupeville Sports

No raining on their parade. (Amber Wyman photos)

“Muddy trails and fishy smells, but no rain in Sultan! We call that a success!”

Having survived its final regular season meet Wednesday, the Coupeville Middle School cross country team headed back home, accompanied by a happy coach in Amber Wyman.

The Wolves ran strongly at the seven-team meet at Sultan’s Osprey Park, with the girls claiming 2nd place and the CMS boys earning 4th place.

South Whidbey swept both team titles.

Reed Atwood of South Whidbey and Isaac Girma of King’s won individual titles as the assembled runners navigated the 1.7-mile course.

The end of the season approaches for the Wolf harriers, with just one event left on the schedule.

That’s the Cascade League Championships, which go down Wednesday, Oct. 18 in Langley.

Coupeville’s male runners mentally prepare for the adventure ahead.

Wednesday results:

GIRLS:

Mikayla Wagner (7th) 12:47.40
Lillian Ketterling (8th) 13:00.94
Laken Simpson (11th) 13:21.89
Allie Powers (12th) 13:23.40
Marin Winger (28th) 14:46.84
Anna Powers (29th) 14:49.12
Hazel Goldman (31st) 14:58.63
Claire Lachnit (51st) 16:14.03
Mary Western (58th) 16:53.54
Elizabeth Marshall (60th) 17:29.48
Devon Wyman (61st) 17:38.11
Ava Lucero (63rd) 17:49.22
Hailey Goldman (68th) 18:35.43

BOYS:

Beckett Green (16th) 12:00.10
Henry Purdue (20th) 12:34.84
Edmund Kunz (25th) 12:42.15
Isaiah Allen (28th) 12:59.39
Ossian Merkel (41st) 13:40.47
River Simpson (45th) 13:48.32
Archer Schwarz (46th) 13:48.75
Johnathan Jacobsen (50th) 14:27.02
Avery Eelkema (56th) 15:51.32

Making the most out of ferry life.