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Flag football, junior cheer programs offered

Posted in Cheer, Football, tagged , , , , on January 29, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Get in on the ground floor.

Children ages 5-12 can take part in flag football and junior cheer programs being run at Camp Casey.

The season runs Mar. 2-May 2, with registration deadline set for Feb. 16. Cost is $100 per child.

Plans call for four groups, with players divided into ages 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, and 11-12.

The programs, run by YMCA of Snohomish County branches, focuses on “skill development, sportsmanship, and fun.”

Teams will practice once or twice a week, depending on the age group, with Saturday afternoon games kicking off Mar. 22.

All players receive a replica National Football league jersey and an NFL flag set, with each child guaranteed to play at least half of every game.

Coaches are also needed, and you can volunteer by contacting Laura Callahan at lcallahan@ymca-snoco.org.

For more info or to register your child, pop over to:

Programs

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Bring your cheers, bring your passion

Posted in Cheer, tagged , , on January 24, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Milana Light flies to the heavens. (Jackie Saia photos)

There’s no slow to their roll.

As basketball moves into the final weeks of the regular season, Coupeville High School cheerleaders remain fired up and ready to rock the joint.

The pics seen above and below, which come to us courtesy Jackie Saia, were snapped Friday as the Wolves battled with visiting Orcas Island and demonstrate as much.

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Big city, big performance

Posted in Cheer, tagged , , , , on January 15, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Wolf cheerleaders, ready to rock the joint. (Photos courtesy Jennifer Morrell)

They always bring their best.

Whether competing on Whidbey or on the mainland, the Coupeville High School cheer squad continues to shine brightly.

Wednesday the Wolves were in Bothell, where they earned second place in the coed varsity division at the “Bring on the Reign” event.

The competition featured each team selecting a charity to represent as well, with CHS standing tall for the Joyful Heart Foundation.

That charity is “creating a more compassionate world that supports survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse on their path to justice and healing.”

Coupeville’s spirit leaders, primed to take on the world.

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Former Wolf cheerleader faces tough health fight

Posted in Cheer, Fundraisers, tagged , , , , on January 11, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Jessica (Bester) Nelson

Family members have launched a GoFundMe to assist a former Wolf athlete facing a battle with Multiple Sclerosis.

Jessica (Bester) Nelson, 26, attended middle school in Coupeville, playing basketball, and went on to be a member of the cheer squad as a CHS freshman, joining her cousin, Ciera St Onge.

Nelson has spent the past five weeks in the hospital and a rehabilitation facility and has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and neuromyelitis.

On the GoFundMe page, her mother says her daughter “no longer has use of her legs, and her hands are locked.”

Nelson is in need of “a wheelchair, toiletries, slippers and non-slip socks, belts for lifting, a transfer board, a wheelchair lift for their truck, and numerous other items” and the fundraiser is being launched to “alleviate some of the burden on her wife both financially and physically.”

For more info and to help, pop over to:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-my-daughter-live-comfortably-with-ms

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CHS cheer rocks the gym

Posted in Cheer, tagged , , , , on January 7, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Elle Peterson gets the crowd fired up. (Jackie Saia photos)

Night in, night out, they bring big energy.

Whether providing a spirit boost during wins or losses, the Coupeville High School cheer squad can always be counted on to do its job and do it with deep commitment.

The pics seen above and below capture just some of the moments when the Wolves were busy blowing the roof off the gym this winter.

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