Riley Lawless was busy on awards night. (Jackie Saia photo)
They got some honors to go with the bruises.
Having survived and thrived during a season on the gridiron, 24 Coupeville High School football players collected varsity letters Thursday night, as Wolf head coach Bennett Richter and his assistants paid tribute.
Receivers Davin Houston and Carson Grove split Offensive MVP honors, while Riley Lawless was tabbed as the Defensive MVP.
Carson Grove warms up his pass-catching hands. (Julie Wheat photo)
Lawless was also named as the I.H.O.P. Lineman of the Year, and shared captain status with Liam Blas, Khanor Jump, and Houston.
Other awards were handed out to Blas (Way of the Wolf), Houston (The Spark Plug), and 8th grader Magnus Western (Scout Team Player of the Year).
Finally, seniors Chance Hart, Nikolas Rogers, Gabe Smith, Lawless, and Houston were noted for playing all four seasons in the red and black.
Davin Houston put together a strong senior season. (Jacob Lujan photo)
Varsity letter winners:
Richmond Bandong
Liam Blas
Khyren Calhoun
Nathan Coxsey
Diesel Eck
Avery Eelkema
Carson Grove
Chance Hart
Davin Houston
Jaxson Jadwin
Khanor Jump
Riley Lawless
Drew Majestic
Max Meyer
Frank Morrell
Keegan Ramos-Kalwies
Kamden Ratcliff
Nikolas Rogers
Gabe Smith
Kion Tellery
Aiden Tingley
Maverick Walling
Ayden Warren
Jackson Waterbury
Participation certificates:
Miles Abram
Troy Anunciado
Liam Blasko
Aaron DiDonna
Magnus Western
The Bucket stays in Cow Town, thanks to Coupeville winning its rivalry game against South Whidbey. (Julie Wheat photo)
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