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Willow Leedy-Bonifas celebrates. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The spikers scored big, two ways.

Coupeville High School volleyball hosted its annual Dig Pink night last Thursday, with both the varsity and JV knocking off visiting La Conner on the court.

Now, Wolf coaches have revealed the cancer awareness event generated $1,420, with the proceeds earmarked to go to the WhidbeyHealth Foundation.

Coupeville’s net crew returns to action Thursday, Oct. 24 with a road trip to Concrete.

The Wolf varsity is a pristine 10-0 on the season, and a win against the Lions will clinch the Northwest 2B/1B League title and give the 2024 squad the best start in program history.

Meanwhile, the JV spikers aren’t too far off their varsity counterparts, boasting an 8-1 mark this season.

The Wolf varsity gets pumped, pre-game.

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CHS/CMS Principal Geoff Kappes shows off snazzy new duds. (Sylvia Arnold photo)

It’s a piece of clothing so special, it’s been 125 years in the making.

With Coupeville High School set to hit a major milestone when the calendar flips to 2025, the Spirit of Cheer Booster Club is hard at work to promote it.

They’ve produced an exclusive black-on-black hoodie which celebrates the upcoming 125th anniversary of CHS, with plans to have a long sleeve t-shirt ready for basketball season.

The hoodie sells for $45, with the money going to help the booster club award scholarships to graduating seniors headed to college or trade school.

You can buy one at home football games — the Wolves host South Whidbey Oct. 11 and Winlock Oct. 25.

The SOC is sharing space with the Coupeville Booster Club, and their table is right in front of the bleachers.

Or, if you can’t get to a game in person, you can use the info found in the pic below to buy one that way.

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Coupeville students like these volleyball stars are hard at work on a school fundraiser. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

They’ve set big goals.

Coupeville Middle and High School students are participating in a fundraiser which will raise money for student enrichment activities while honoring military veterans.

The fundraiser runs from Sept. 26-Oct. 10, with the goal for each student to sell four Honor-a-Vet or Sign-of-Support poster boards.

The more each student sells, the higher on the prize chart they go.

Overall, the school is aiming at bringing in $25,000.

The Honor-A-Vet poster boards will be displayed on the CMHS lawn the week of Veteran’s Day.

Meanwhile, the Sign-Of-Support, featuring a picture of your choosing, will be displayed throughout the hallways of the school all year long.

If you’d like to throw your support behind the fundraiser, there are several ways.

Students will be tracking down everyone they know, or you can also jump over to:

https://igiv.org/support/coupe24/get-started/

On that site, you can plug in a student’s name, so they get credit for your donation, or skip that step and participate simply as a community member.

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CHS cheerleaders like Makenna Jonker-Chambers want to make your car look new again. (David Somes photo)

Want to bring the sparkle and shine back into your life?

Swing by Ebey Academy this Saturday, Sept. 28 between 10:00 AM-2:00 PM, and let the Coupeville High School cheerleaders wash your ride.

The car wash fundraiser will help the Spirit of Cheer Booster Club purchase safety equipment and spirit gear, as well as provide scholarships.

Suggested donation is $15 for a full car wash, and Ebey Academy is located at 140 SE Terry Rd.

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Pickleball fever sweeps the prairie. (Image courtesy James Steller)

Pick up a paddle and help support local students and teachers.

The Community Foundation for Coupeville Public Schools is hosting a pickleball fundraiser Oct. 19 at the CHS gym, with the proceeds going to help the group’s work in the classroom.

The foundation provides enrichment grants for teachers and scholarships for teachers, as well as funding the Promise Fund, which supports equity in education.

Whether you’re a pickleball pro or have never played, all skill levels are welcome.

“This is a social, a fundraiser, and a chance to get a little exercise while benefitting a great non-profit organization!” event organizer James Steller said. “We want everyone to have fun.”

There will be a category for people who consider themselves beginners or novices, with another category for those who “think they are a bit better or just OK.”

Each category is limited to 24 players, forming 12 teams.

The event will feature a round robin format, with 3-5 games guaranteed depending on how many people show up.

Lunch, snacks, and drinks will be sold, with a raffle and door prizes as well.

Don’t want to take the court yourself? You can still donate to the cause.

For much more info and to register, pop over to:

https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MjE0Mzk5

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