Maria Reyes and Co. keep the Coupeville Booster Club hummin’ right along. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Abbie Martin (left) and Leann Levitt sell Booster Club gear at a Wolf football game.
COVID-19 can’t keep the Coupeville Booster Club down.
The ongoing pandemic will prevent the group from hosting its annual athlete appreciation banquet, but that won’t stop the boosters from giving everyone a send-off.
The club is teaming with Coupeville High School coaches and Athletic Director Willie Smith, and will hand-out Wolves memorabilia to athletes Thursday, June 11 at the CHS gym.
Things start at 3:30 PM.
Booster Club members, coaches, and Smith will wear masks and gloves to protect themselves and students.
Athlete can get their memorabilia directly from their coaches, but have to maintain required social distance.
The give-away caps a busy, productive, and memorable school year for the Booster Club, which is also awarding scholarships to seven Wolves from the Class of 2020.
They are:
Natalie Hollrigel ($1,300)
Avalon Renninger ($1,000)
Lucy Sandahl ($1,000)
Gavin Straub ($1,000)
Maya Toomey-Stout ($1,000)
Sean Toomey-Stout ($1,000)
Ulrik Wells ($1,000)
The Coupeville Booster Club is comprised of parents, staff, alumni, friends, and businesses.
The club provides assistance to Coupeville athletic programs through volunteerism and financial support, while purchasing supplies, equipment, and capital items beyond what the school athletic budget provides.
Their objective is to support Coupeville athletic programs, its coaches and athletes, and to raise school and community spirit.
If you’d like to help support the Booster Club, contact them at coupevillebc@gmail.com.
