Savina Wells (right) enjoys the Florida sun. (Photo courtesy Katy Wells)
She’s leaving her mark.
Coming off another strong season on the hardwood, former Coupeville supernova Savina Wells kicked off her final track and field season in Florida by breaking a school record.
The Fernandina High School senior recently cleared the bar in the high jump at five feet, three inches, beating her own PR by three inches.
Back in Cow Town, where Wells played multiple sports from preschool through her freshman year, the Coupeville High School record for girls in the event is 5-02, jointly held by Yashmeen Knox and Ryanne Knoblich.
The youngest of Lyle and Katy’s three children, Savina followed in the footsteps of older siblings Ulrik and Izzy and was a key part of a very-successful group of female athletes slated to graduate this spring.
She played two seasons of varsity basketball for CHS, starting as an 8th grader, and departed for Florida in a family move after her freshman season of softball, where she operated as a catcher, hauling in pitches from her big sis.
At Fernandina, the youngest Wells has played volleyball, basketball, and track and field.
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