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Miley Gerber earned Most Spirited during the winter cheer season. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The cheers are still lingering in the Coupeville High School gym.

Basketball season is done, with Wolf athletes having moved outdoors for spring sports, but winter teams are putting a cap on things with awards banquets.

CHS cheer held its season-ending shindig Thursday, with coaches handing out awards, letters, and certificates.

Miley Gerber earned Most Spirited for the winter campaign, with Makenna Jonker-Chambers (Wolf Award), Gracie McFarlin (Most Improved), and Isabella Schooley (Coaches Award) also honored.

 

Varsity letter winners:

Piotr Bieda
Lucy Crouch
Miley Gerber
Makenna Jonker-Chambers
Ember Light
Gracie McFarlin
Emma Morano
Pamela Morrell
Marz Safford
Josh Upchurch
Avery Williams-Buchanan
Kai Wong

 

Participation certificates:

Abbigail Bond
Alysia Burdge
Lynn Cosner
Hayley Fiedler
Isabella Schooley
Maylin Steele
Hayley Thomas

Piotr Bieda shows off his teamwork skills.

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Wolf freshman Miley Gerber gets the gym rockin’. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Cheerleaders lead the charge.

Full of school spirit, Wolf sideline warriors have been at the forefront of generating the wall of positive noise exploding out of Coupeville’s gyms at this week’s playoff games.

As the CHS boys prepare to play their biggest game of the season Saturday — 7:00 PM tip vs. Auburn Adventist Academy, winner to state, loser out — a photographic look at the cheer squad in action, courtesy John Fisken.

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Hayley Fiedler gets the crowd fired up. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The gym was alive.

Cheerleaders and fans provided the background noise Tuesday, as the Coupeville High School boys’ basketball team raced to a playoff win on its home court.

In between the cheers, the sound of camera clicks could be heard as well, and the pics seen above and below come to us courtesy John Fisken.

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Lynn Cosner leads off a photographic look at Wolf cheer and band seniors. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They provide the soundtrack to basketball season.

Coupeville High School cheerleaders and band members play a vital role in keeping things hoppin’ in the gym, and Tuesday night the Wolf support crew took a moment to honor their seniors.

And it was a deep roster of 12th graders, including several foreign exchange students who have brought an international flavor to things this school year.

Maylin Steele

Kai Wong

Gracie McFarlin

Hayley Fiedler

Alex Wasik (left) brings the music each night.

Emma Morano

Josh Upchurch

Lucy Crouch

Piotr Bieda

Loud ‘n proud, all season.

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Carmen McFadyen and granddaughter Kate hang out in Anacortes.

Talent runs deep in the family.

Kate McFadyen was honored as an Athlete of the Month for January by Anacortes High School.

The Seahawk freshman is front and center for the school’s cheer squad and has been during both football and basketball season.

But this blog is called Coupeville Sports, and not the Anacortes Gazette, or some other such nonsense, you say.

So why do we stop to pay tribute to Kate the Great?

Because her Coupeville roots run deep.

While she and older sister Pearl attend Anacortes schools, dad Jason McFadyen and aunt Aleshia Mitten are both CHS grads.

Pops was a three-sport star in his days, leading the Wolf football team to an undefeated regular season in 1990 while also torching the nets as a hoops sensation.

Kate’s cousin, Ava Mitten, is a track star and talented artist well on her way to graduating from Coupeville, while Ava’s older bother, Jake, was a standout Coupeville Middle School athlete before transferring to Oak Harbor for high school.

And then there’s her grandparents, Carmen and the late, great Jack, who, like their children, have spent decades being super-supportive of me first at Videoville and now on the sports blogger beat.

So, while Kate may not currently wear a Wolf uniform, she is prairie royalty, born and raised.

How could we not praise her?

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