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Young cheerleaders bring the noise and excitement during their 2022 performance. (Corinn Parker photo)

The cheer life calls to you.

Have a kid in K-5 at Coupeville Elementary School and want them to participate in this fall’s junior cheer program? Now is your time.

Registration is open from Aug. 31-Sept. 8, kicking off in person Thursday at the CES Back to School Night/PTA Ice Cream Social.

That event runs from 5:00-6:30 PM.

Can’t be there? You can also register online at https://coupevillesoc.com/.

Cost is $65 per student, and your child gets both pom poms and a sweatshirt.

Or, if you’re content with just the sweatshirt and the memories, it’s $50.

Practices will be held September 12, 14, 19, and 21 in the CES Multipurpose Room from 3:30-4:45.

Junior cheer will cap things with a halftime performance Friday, Sept. 22 during Coupeville’s home game with La Conner.

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Abbigail Bond returns for a new season of CHS cheer. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Back on the sidelines, back on the mats.

Coupeville High School cheerleaders will split their time this school year, leading crowd spirit at games, while also working for their own chance to compete.

The Wolf cheer program, which has a successful history as a competition squad, including winning a state title in 2006, finished 3rd in 2019, then went to nationals the next season.

After a couple of seasons with just a sideline team, CHS and head coach Jennifer Morrell are ramping back up, with the goal to qualify for the state cheer championships in February.

“They are working on getting confidence in front of large crowds,” she said. “And creating a competition routine, with help from Crystal Cruz, worthy of a trophy.

“We hope to improve our scores with each routine we perform,” Morrell added. “Our biggest competition is ourselves.

“Once these cheerleaders get some experience under their belts, they will be a force to be reckoned with!”

Coupeville’s cheer squad, a mix of veterans and newcomers, has been hard at work during the offseason, preparing for its dual roles.

“I am super excited about the group of students that have decided to cheer this year,” Jennifer Morrell said.

“They are dedicated, energetic and motivated.

“This group of cheerleaders has been working hard this summer in the community and at camp and I cannot wait for our fans to see what they have accomplished.”

Makenna Jonker-Chambers (right), seen here with Ember Light, is a captain this fall. (Delanie Lewis photo)

Co-captains Makenna Jonker-Chambers and Hayley Thomas lead the pack, with Abbigail Bond, Alysia BurdgeMiles GerberEmber Light, Pamela Morrell, and Isabella Schooley rounding out the returning cheerleaders.

Joining them are a batch of high-flying newbies all looking to make a splash, and rain down cheers.

Tirsit CannonLexis DrakeEmma GarciaLayla Heo, Bella Karr, Mila Light, Gabe Reed, Jacob Schooley, and Kassidy Upchurch comprise that group.

Jennifer Morrell and assistant coach Tara Crouch can also rely on senior manager Jayden Cooks for assistance, while some “top-secret” students will wear the school’s Wolf mascot uniforms.

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Cheer aces Mica Shipley (left), Sylvia Arnold, and Rob Webb light up the CHS gym. (Photos courtesy Spirit of Cheer Booster Club)

The gym already echoes with the sound of spirit.

The first game doesn’t arrive until Sept. 1, but the Coupeville High School cheer squad is already hard at work, taking part in summer camps.

A recent two-day event put on by the Spirit of Cheer booster club brought former Wolf coach Sylvia Arnold and international superstar Mica Shipley back to the CHS gym.

After the camp, the high-flying Shipley returns to Eastern Washington University, where she’ll be in her fourth season as an NCAA D-I cheerleader.

Working with renowned stunt coach Rob Webb, the former Wolves provided inspiration and expertise to a new generation of cheer stars, which you can see in the pics above and below.

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Pamela Morrell helps Coupeville Sports diversify into the art world.

Our artist in residence. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Pamela Morrell is killin’ it.

The Coupeville High School cheerleader, who is front and center for the Wolf spirit team in fall and winter, is also a talented artist.

The drawings above and below come to us courtesy of her and give the blog a little bit more class than it had an hour ago.

So, we got that going for us, which is nice.

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Give Wolf cheerleaders a helping hand. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Eat pancakes, help finance Coupeville High School cheer.

The Wolf spirit team is hosting a fundraiser breaker at Applebee’s in Oak Harbor Sunday, May 28, with profits going to help purchase new uniforms and safety mats.

The event is scheduled to run from 9-11 AM and tickets cost $10.

In return, you nab pancakes, sausage, and juice or coffee.

To purchase fundraiser tickets, contact CHS assistant cheer coach Tara Crouch at tcrouch@coupeville.k12.wa.us or speak to a Wolf cheerleader in person.

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