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Flag football mania is sweeping the nation.

Or at least Whidbey Island, as Camp Casey is hosting a free clinic Sept. 6 for players ages 5-12.

After that, the YMCA will run an eight-week flag football league for interested players. Cost for the league is $50 per player.

For more info, pop back up to the pics above for all the details.

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Football is on the horizon.

While the first game of the season isn’t until September, the Coupeville High School gridiron program gets things underway a week from today.

Gear will be handed out Monday, June 30, followed by Wolf coaches hosting a parent meeting, with everything going down in the health room.

That’s the first classroom on your left as you enter the CHS gym.

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Camden Glover and crew kick off the gridiron season in September. (David Somes photo)

Half at home, half on the road — but only three trips off island.

The Coupeville High School football schedule features eight games for the Wolves this fall, with two of those three ferry treks coming in the season’s first three weeks.

After that, CHS is home for three of the next five weeks, with one of those road trips just a short run to Langley to play South Whidbey in the annual Bucket Game.

 

The schedule:

Sat-Sept. 6 — @ Annie Wright — 7:00
Fri-Sept. 12 — Cascade (Leavenworth) — 6:00
Fri-Sept. 19 — @ Granite Falls — 7:00
Fri-Sept. 26 — Cedar Park Christian-Bothell — 7:00 — HOMECOMING
Fri-Oct. 3 — @ Friday Harbor — 6:30
Fri-Oct. 10 — @ South Whidbey — 7:00 — BUCKET GAME
Sat-Oct. 18 — Adna — 5:00
Fri-Oct. 24 — Friday Harbor — TBA — SENIOR NIGHT
Week #9 — BYE (Northwest League tiebreaker if needed)

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Jack Porter lays down the hype.

They’re moving on to new opportunities.

At least two Coupeville High School seniors have stated their intention to make a run at playing college football this fall.

Jack Porter, a wide receiver/defensive end, announced his commitment to Pacific Northwest Christian College Sunday.

The Gladiators are based out of Kennewick.

That follows on the heels of Marcelo Gebhard, who played both ways on the line for the Wolves, committing to Lewis and Clark College in Idaho.

Both players were honored as First Team All-League picks on both sides of the ball by Northwest 2B/1B League coaches after their senior season.

Marcelo Gebhard (right), here headed to the state track meet, plans to play college football. (Jackie Saia photo)

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Dominic Coffman continues to tear up the gridiron in Spain.

Back-to-back-to-back.

The Las Rozas Black Demons football squad, which includes Coupeville grad Dominic Coffman, have made it three consecutive Spanish Bowl titles.

They did it in style, crushing the Badalona Dracs 36-14 Saturday to complete an undefeated season and once again sit atop the Liga Nacional de Futbol Americano.

Badalona is the old-school rulers of the LNFA, having won 11 titles between 1998-2021, but Coffman and Company are now running things.

The former Wolf, who was the Northwest 2B/1B League MVP during his senior season at CHS, rambled for 1,265 yards as a running back this year while playing on both sides of the ball.

During his younger days, Coffman went to the state tourney in football, basketball, and track and field for the Wolves before graduating in 2023.

Off to the end zone.

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