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Emma Garcia leads off a series of Wolf cheer pics. (Photos by Jackie Saia and Bailey Thule)

It’s the sound of spirit.

Coupeville High School cheerleaders remain among the hardest-working athletes in Wolf Nation, both on game day and at practice.

With road football games the next two weeks, it’ll be a bit before the spirit squad is back front and center at Mickey Clark Field.

But that time will come, with the Homecoming game Oct. 13 and Senior Night Oct. 27.

Until then, a photographic look at the Wolves in action.

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Coupeville High School cheerleaders make the big time. (Aaron Wiley photo)

The Wolves were ready for their closeup.

A day after leading the way during Coupeville’s rout of La Conner, the CHS cheerleaders trekked to Seattle to be part of Spirit Day at the University of Washington.

The Wolves were part of a massive 450-cheerleader halftime performance, and were on the sidelines when the nationally ranked Huskies scored a touchdown against Cal.

That earned Coupeville’s squad an appearance on ESPN.

Live, on your TV.

Friday night, the current Wolf cheerleaders worked with young kids from their hometown. Saturday, they got to recreate the experience, while shifting roles.

“It’s basically junior cheer for high school,” CHS coach Jennifer Morrell said with a laugh.

Along with the halftime show, the event also included a pep rally by the U-Dub spirit team and the band before kickoff.

Coupeville cheer was repped by Gabe Reed, Jayden Cooks, Layla Heo, Hayley Thomas, Emma Garcia, Bella Karr, Isabella Schooley, Kassidy Upchurch, Pamela Morrell, Miles Gerber, Rafa Silva De Campos Conceicao, and Jacob Schooley.

The Wolves hang out with their college counterparts. (Jennifer Morrell photo)

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Coupeville spirit legend Sylvia Arnold welcomes the next generation of cheerleaders to the pom pom life. (Lindsey Helm photo)

Triple digits, we’re talking triple digits.

There were 101 athletes (or was it 103?) on the field Friday night for Coupeville’s annual Junior Cheer performance, and that’s not counting the current Wolf spirit leaders.

Under the guidance of CHS cheer alumni Sylvia Arnold and Cavan Simonson, nearly every child of a certain age charged on to the gridiron as parents recorded the performance on their phones.

And yes, it got kind of loud on the prairie.

Of that you can be sure.

Who’s got her routine down cold? This girl does! (Brittany Kolbet photo)

Ready to bring the house down. (Rainy Simpson photo)

Two for the win. (Phoenix Da Costa-Ford photo)

Get yourself the kind of kid who races cars one day and rocks the stadium the next. (Lindsey Helm photo)

The future of Wolf cheer.

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Jill Prince, the most fashionable rules enforcer in the kingdom of volleyball. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The cameras never stop clicking.

A vast army of photo-happy paparazzi stalk the sidelines of Wolf games, snapping pics and allowing me to use their work here on Coupeville Sports.

Since I’m a writer and not a photographer, it’s a great deal for me, and one I appreciate.

Chase Anderson sprints away from a crowd. (Parker Hammons photo)

Carson Field (1802) and Thomas Strelow pound for the finish line. (Wendy Wasik photo)

The ever-electric Grey Peabody (8) delivers both thunder and lightning. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Miles Gerber fires up the crowd. (Bailey Thule photo)

Erica McGrath makes a final push. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Wolf linemen Zane Oldenstadt (left) and Mikey Robinett bask in the afterglow of Friday Night Lights. (Michelle Glass photo)

Coupeville seniors (l to r) Ava Mitten, Cole White, Hank Milnes, Nick Guay, Quentin Simpson-Pilgrim, Andrew Williams, and Sophia Broderick. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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Alysia Burdge, the latest superstar to spring from a family of Wolf cheerleaders. (Jackie Saia photo)

They make the noise that fires up Wolf Nation.

Coupeville High School cheerleaders put in the work day after day, honing their skills and prepping for both Friday Night Lights and upcoming competitions.

As they do, take a moment to gaze upon a collection of photos snapped by Jackie Saia, Bailey Thule, and Cole White.

 

Makenna Jonker-Chambers (Jackie Saia photo)

Ember Light (Bailey Thule photo)

Miles Gerber (Jackie Saia photo)

Waiting for the beat to kick in. (Cole White photo)

Pamela Morrell (Jackie Saia photo)

Tirsit Cannon (Jackie Saia photo)

Abbigail Bond (Jackie Saia photo)

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