Posted in Middle School, Track, tagged Ari Cunningham, CMS Wolves, Granite Falls, Kennedy O'Neill, track and field on May 3, 2024| Leave a Comment »
Kennedy O’Neill explodes over the hurdles. (Ana Mc Fetridge photos)
Middle school track season is in full swing.
Two meets into the campaign, we have a ton of PRs and a fair amount of photos as well.
The pics above and below, which come from Coupeville’s recent trek to Granite Falls, come to us courtesy Ana Mc Fetridge.
Posted in Middle School, Track, tagged CMS Wolves, Hyley Farrell, River Simpson, Tamsin Ward, track and field on May 2, 2024| Leave a Comment »
River and Laken Simpson combined to claim four wins Wednesday. (Rainy Simpson photo)
Meet #2 went off with a bang.
Competing against Northshore Christian Academy and host Granite Falls Wednesday, the Coupeville Middle School track and field team delivered a stellar performance.
By the time they were done, the young Wolves had racked up 23 wins and 93 PRs.
Leading the way was Hyley Farrell, Coupeville’s only three-time winner on the day.
The 7th grader claimed titles in the 200 and long jump, while also running a leg on a winning 4 x 200 relay unit.
Tamsin Ward (100, Shot Put) and River Simpson (200, Long Jump) joined Farrell in winning two individual events.
Coupeville gets back at it next Wednesday, May 8, when it hosts a meet against South Whidbey.
Small school, huge track team. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Wednesday’s results:
GIRLS:
8th grade:
100 — Willow Leedy-Bonifas (3rd) 14.86 *PR*; Isa Mc Fetridge (4th) 15.39 *PR*; Amaiya Curry (6th) 15.75 *PR*; Niella Bryan (13th) 16.71; Denali Kalwies (14th) 17.07 *PR*; Inara Maund (15th) 17.34; Delilah Castellanos (17th) 17.60 *PR*; Kayla Moch (18th) 17.66 PR*
200 — Laken Simpson (1st) 31.21; Olivia Hall (2nd) 31.82 *PR*; Leedy-Bonifas (4th) 33.36 *PR*; Ari Cunningham (5th) 33.75
400 — Taylor Marrs (1st) 1:18.22 *PR*; Marin Winger (3rd) 1:32.30
800 — Lillian Ketterling (1st) 3:06.09
1600 — Mikayla Wagner (1st) 6:31.27; Devon Wyman (2nd) 7:03.69
100 Hurdles — Cunningham (3rd) 21.30; Bryan (6th) 23.07 *PR*; Amelia Crowder (7th) 23.17 *PR*
4 x 100 Relay — Leedy-Bonifas, Cunningham, Curry, Mc Fetridge (1st) 59.43; Hall, Ketterling, M. Wagner, L. Simpson (2nd) 1:01.38
4 x 200 Relay — Hall, M. Wagner, Wyman, L. Simpson (1st) 2:16.63
Shot Put — Winger (1st) 23-09 *PR*; Marrs (2nd) 22-08; L. Simpson (4th) 21-10; Emma McFadden (6th) 20-07 *PR*; Maund (9th) 17-06; Moch (10th) 15-09 *PR*; Castellanos (11th) 13-05.50 *PR*
Discus — Ketterling (2nd) 48-05; Marrs (3rd) 48-02; Crowder (5th) 39-09
High Jump — Crowder (1st) 3-08
Long Jump — Leedy-Bonifas (1st) 12-08.50; Cunningham (2nd) 12-06.25; Mc Fetridge (9th) 10-04 *PR*; Bryan (10th) 10-02 *PR*; M. Wagner (12th) 10-01; Wyman (13th) 9-09; Maund (14th) 9-05.25; Kalwies (17th) 8-04.50 *PR*; Moch (18th) 8-00 *PR*
6th/7th grade:
100 — Tamsin Ward (1st) 14.21; Ava Alford (6th) 15.95 *PR*; Kaleigha Millison (8th) 16.31 *PR*; Autumn Rubin (9th) 16.33 *PR*; Finley Helm (13th) 16.65 *PR*; Claire Lachnit (14th) 16.77 *PR*; Emma Cushman (15th) 16.77 *PR*; Sabrina Judnich (18th) 17.50 *PR*; Emma Green (20th) 17.71 *PR*; Andrea Gonzalez (25th) 18.15 *PR*; Annabelle Cundiff (29th) 18.90 *PR*
200 — Hyley Farrell (1st) 30.10 *PR*; Bettie Woolworth (6th) 36.95 *PR*
100 Hurdles — Kennedy O’Neill (2nd) 20.54 *PR*; Pria Powell (3rd) 20.89 *PR*; Elizabeth Marshall (4th) 21.42; Brooklyn Pope (5th) 21.90 *PR*; Zariyah Allen (7th) 22.32 *PR*; Millison (8th) 22.67; Lily Fisher (9th) 22.90; Helm (10th) 24.19 *PR*; Alford (11th) 24.26; E. Green (12th) 24.31 *PR*; Eleanor Peterson (13th) 24.63 *PR*; Woolworth (14th) 26.17 *PR*; Savannah Niewald (17th) 30.59
4 x 100 Relay — Pope, O’Neill, Cushman, Marshall (1st) 1:02.94; Gonzalez, Lachnit, Judnich, E. Green (3rd) 1:07.34
4 x 200 Relay — Farrell, O’Neill, Marshall, Sage Stavros (1st) 2:14.79
Shot Put — Ward (1st) 35-06 *PR*; Niewald (5th) 18-03 *PR*; Cundiff (6th) 17-11
Discus — Z. Allen (5th) 37-04
High Jump — Pope (1st) 4-02; Ward (2nd) 4-01; Z. Allen (5th) 3-08
Long Jump — Farrell (1st) 13-07.50; Rubin (3rd) 11-07.25 *PR*; Powell (4th) 11-02.25 *PR*; O’Neill (7th) 10-07.25; Cushman (8th) 10-03 *PR*; Stavros (9th) 10-02.50; Millison (12th) 9-05.75; Marshall (12th) 9-05.75; Peterson (14th) 9-04.75; Fisher (15th) 8-10.75; Helm (17th) 8-06 *PR*; Niewald (18th) 8-02.25; Woolworth (20th) 7-10, Cundiff (21st) 7-08.50 *PR*; E. Green (27th) 6-04.75 *PR*
BOYS:
8th grade:
100 — Leonardo Rodriguez (3rd) 13.63; Max Ohme (5th) 14.05; Isaiah Allen (8th) 14.54 *PR*; Khanor Jump (11th) 14.76 *PR*; Jackson Sollars (19th) 17.09 *PR*
200 — Beckett Green (1st) 26.29 *PR*; Roger Merino-Martinez (3rd) 26.77 *PR*; Sollars (6th) 29.90 *PR*
1600 — Edmund Kunz (1st) 6:09.49 *PR*; Diego Gonzalez (2nd) 6:35.42 *PR*
4 x 100 Relay — Wyatt Fitch-Marron, B. Green, Shiloh Sandlin, Merino-Martinez (1st) 50.65
Shot Put — Jump (4th) 30-06 *PR*; Ohme (5th) 30-01 *PR*; Sandlin (7th) 25-01 *PR*; Gonzalez (11th) 16-07 *PR*
Discus — Ohme (3rd) 77-02 *PR*; Jump (4th) 69-04
High Jump — Fitch-Marron (2nd) 4-08; Johnathan Jacobsen (3rd) 4-08
Long Jump — B. Green (2nd) 15-03; Fitch-Marron (3rd) 15-01 *PR*; Merino-Martinez (4th) 15-00.50 *PR*; Sandlin (5th) 14-10; Rodriguez (10th) 13-06 *PR*; Kunz (14th) 11-04.50; I. Allen (15th) 10-10
6th/7th grade:
100 — Collin Mirabile (2nd) 13.45 *PR*; Benjamin Wertz (8th) 15.11 *PR*; Hunter Atteberry (12th) 15.62 *PR*; Vincent Alguire (18th) 16.74 *PR*; Diesel Eck (19th) 16.76; Ceiba Rusch (23rd) 18.24 *PR*
200 — River Simpson (1st) 28.10 *PR*; Atteberry (8th) 33.34 *PR*
800 — Lincoln Wagner (2nd) 2:51.22 *PR*; Cyrus Sparacio (3rd) 2:52.29 *PR*; Sawyer Rudat (4th) 2:53.96 *PR*; Archer Schwarz (6th) 3:06.18 *PR*
1600 — Henry Bailey (3rd) 6:05.02 *PR*; Sparacio (4th) 6:08.37 *PR*; Nolan Hunt (8th) 7:57.31 *PR*
110 Hurdles — Malachi Chapa (3rd) 22.41 *PR*; Maverick Walling (6th) 25.65 *PR*; Jacob Lujan (8th) 26.88 *PR*; Rusch (9th) 28.25
4 x 100 Relay — Chapa, Xander Beaman, R. Simpson, Henry Purdue (2nd) 58.20
Shot Put — Mirabile (2nd) 30-11 *PR*; Eck (3rd) 27-02 *PR*; Alguire (7th) 24-09 *PR*; Hunt (14th) 13-11 *PR*
Discus — Brantley Campbell (1st) 100-06 *PR*; Sparacio (9th) 48-00; Hunt (11th) 43-07 *PR*
High Jump — Mirabile (1st) 5-00 *PR*; Wertz (3rd) 4-04 *PR*
Long Jump — R. Simpson (1st) 13-06; Bailey (4th) 12-06.25 *PR*; L. Wagner (6th) 12-00 *PR*; Chapa (6th) 12-00 *PR*; Walling (9th) 11-04 *PR*; Rudat (10th) 11-03.50 *PR*; Atteberry (13th) 10-10.50 *PR*; Schwarz (17th) 10-03; Lujan (18th) 10-01; Purdue (18th) 10-01
Posted in Middle School, Track, tagged CMS Wolves, River Simpson, season debut, Tamsin Ward, track and field on April 24, 2024| Leave a Comment »
Wolf 8th grader Ari Cunningham won the long jump Wednesday. (Jackie Saia photo)
Tamsin Ward is right back at it.
A year after winning 11 events during her debut middle school track and field season, the now 7th grader got off to a strong start Wednesday, claiming three more titles during the season opener.
Overall, Coupeville earned 20 wins (and approximately 1,002 PRs) as it faced off with visiting Lakewood.
Ward, whose 11 wins were the most for a CMS girl since Lindsey Roberts won 18 during her 8th grade season in 2015, came out on top in the 100, shot put, and high jump on an overcast prairie afternoon.
She was joined as a three-time winner by 6th grader River Simpson, who came out of the gate strongly with victories in the 100, 4 x 100 relay, and long jump.
Coupeville’s 7th grade girls crew appears deep and talented, as Hyley Farrell (4 x 1 and 4 x 2) and Elizabeth Marshall (100 Hurdles, 4 x 2) also won multiple titles.
Wyatt Fitch-Marron flings himself skyward. (Jon Gabelein photo)
CMS coaches Amber Wyman and Jon Gabelein have an astonishing 77 athletes out for track, as Cow Town’s numbers are booming.
“Our first track meet of the year was definitely a big adventure,” Gabelein said.
“Our athletes set great personal baseline marks that they can now begin to work hard to improve throughout the season. All of the positive attitudes and good sportsmanship made a big difference.
The Wolves return to competition next Wednesday, May 1, when they travel to Granite Falls.
Wednesday’s results:
GIRLS:
8th grade:
100 — Willow Leedy-Bonifas (3rd) 15.42; Amaiya Curry (4th) 16.27 *PR*; Inara Maund (6th) 17.22; Denali Kalwies (7th) 17.45 *PR*; Kayla Moch (8th) 18.05 *PR*; Delilah Castellanos (9th) 18.20 *PR*
200 — Laken Simpson (2nd) 31.10; Olivia Hall (4th) 32.70 *PR*; Ari Cunningham (5th) 33.50 *PR*; Curry (7th) 34.86 *PR*
400 — Marin Winger (2nd) 1:15.09 *PR*; Taylor Marrs (5th) 1:21.06 *PR*
800 — Lillian Ketterling (1st) 3:08.17
1600 — Mikayla Wagner (1st) 6:33.53; Devon Wyman (2nd) 6:59.36 *PR*
100 Hurdles — Cunningham (2nd) 20.71 *PR*; Emma McFadden (3rd) 25.39
4 x 100 Relay — L. Simpson, Hall, Ketterling, M. Wagner (2nd) 1:01.48
4 x 200 Relay — No names listed (1st) 2:15.98
Shot Put — Marrs (4th) 23-09 *PR*; M. Wagner (6th) 21-08.50; L. Simpson (7th) 20-02.50; McFadden (9th) 18-05 *PR*; Maund (11th) 17-02.50; Moch (12th) 14-11 *PR*; Kalwies (13th) 11-07.50
Discus — Marrs (1st) 54-06 *PR*; Ketterling (2nd) 52-10; Amelia Crowder (4th) 42-02; Curry (7th) 29-03 *PR*
High Jump — Crowder (3rd) 3-10
Long Jump — Cunningham (1st) 13-02 *PR*; Leedy-Bonifas (4th) 12-04; Wagner (6th) 11-06 *PR*; Hall (7th) 11-05 *PR*; Wyman (9th) 10-05 *PR*; Maund (9th) 10-05 *PR*; Moch (12th) 7-08 *PR*; Kalwies (13th) 7-00
6th/7th grade:
100 — Tamsin Ward (1st) 14.27; Autumn Rubin (11th) 16.64 *PR*; Kaleigha Millison (13th) 16.82 *PR*; Sabrina Judnich (19th) 18.41 *PR*; Annabelle Cundiff (21st) 19.27 *PR*
200 — Hyley Farrell (2nd) 31.24; Anmarie Solis (7th) 34.38; Sage Stavros (8th) 35.28 *PR*; Lakshmi Erickson (11th) 46.25 *PR*
100 Hurdles — Elizabeth Marshall (1st) 21.31; Millison (2nd); Brooklyn Pope (4th) 22.05 *PR*; Rubin (5th) 22.28 *PR*; Pria Powell (7th) 22.43 *PR*; Zariyah Allen (8th) 22.85 *PR*; Lily Fisher (9th) 22.90 *PR*; Ava Alford (11th) 23.45 *PR*; Savannah Niewald (13th) 23.59 *PR*; Eleanor Peterson (15th) 25.77 *PR*
4 x 100 Relay — Farrell, Pope, Emma Cushman, Annaliese Powers (1st) 1:14.43; Judnich, Claire Lachnit, Andrea Gonzalez, Powell (2nd) 1:15.32
4 x 200 Relay — Marshall, Kennedy O’Neill, Stavros, Farrell (1st) 2:17.11
Shot Put — Ward (1st) 33-00 *PR*; Cundiff (5th) 18-02.50 *PR*; Niewald (6th) 18-00 *PR*
Discus — Z. Allen (2nd) 41-09 *PR*; Lachnit (4th) 27-08 *PR*
High Jump — Ward (1st) 4-06; Pope (2nd) 4-05 *PR*; Z. Allen (4th) 3-10 *PR*; Cushman (7th) 3-08 *PR*; Alford (7th) 3-08 *PR*
Long Jump — Farrell (2nd) 13-08 *PR*; Stavros (5th) 11-06 *PR*; Rubin (6th) 11-04 *PR*; Marshall (9th) 11-01 *PR*; Peterson (10th) 11-00 *PR*; Solis (11th) 10-08 *PR*; O’Neill (12th) 10-07; Powell (12th) 10-07 *PR*; Powers (15th) 10-04.50 *PR*; Bettie Woolworth (16th) 10-01.25 *PR*; Niewald (19th) 9-07 *PR*; Millison (20th) 9-06 *PR*; Fisher (24th) 9-02.50 *PR*; Erickson (30th) 7-07 *PR*; Cundiff (30th) 7-07 *PR*
Running as a pack. (Jon Gabelein photo)
BOYS:
8th grade:
100 — Beckett Green (3rd) 12.95 *PR*; Roger Merino-Martinez (6th) 13.41 *PR*; Wyatt Fitch-Marron (7th) *PR*; Leonardo Rodriguez (8th) 13.79; Max Ohme (9th) 13.91 *PR*; Johnathan Jacobsen (13th) 15.32 *PR*
200 — Green (2nd) 26.37 *PR*; Merino-Martinez (4th) 27.29
110 Hurdles — Rodriguez (1st) 19.57 *PR*
Shot Put — Khanor Jump (2nd) 29-01.50 *PR*; Ohme (4th) 26-04.75 *PR*; Shiloh Sandlin (8th) 23-00.50 *PR*; Diego Gonzalez (10th) 17-04 *PR*
Discus — Jump (2nd) 75-05 *PR*; Ohme (3rd) 75-02.50 *PR*; Edmund Kunz (12th) 42-09
High Jump — Fitch-Marron (2nd) 4-10; Jacobsen (4th) 4-08 *PR*
Long Jump — Green (1st) 16-00.50 *PR*; Merino-Martinez (6th) 14-03.50; Fitch-Marron (7th) 14-01.50 *PR*; Sandlin (8th) 13-08; Rodriguez (9th) 13-05.50 *PR*; Kunz (15th) 12-03 *PR*; Isaiah Allen (19th) 10-11.50 *PR*
6th/7th grade:
100 — River Simpson (1st) 13.92 *PR*; Hunter Atteberry (7th) 15.86 *PR*; Diesel Eck (9th) 16.69 *PR*; Vincent Alguire (13th) 17.34 *PR*
400 — Collin Mirabile (3rd) 1:07.44 *PR*; Henry Bailey (4th) 1:16.14 *PR*
800 — Lincoln Wagner (4th) 2:53.93 *PR*; Sawyer Rudat (6th) 3:01.13 *PR*; Archer Schwarz (7th) 3:09.96 *PR*
1600 — Bailey (1st) 6:10.32 *PR*; Cyrus Sparacio (2nd) 6:15.33 *PR*; Schwarz (4th) 6:38.39 *PR*; Ossian Merkel (5th) 6:47.89 *PR*; Nolan Hunt (8th) 8:05.77 *PR*
110 Hurdles — Malachi Chapa (3rd) 23.28 *PR*; Ceiba Rusch (7th) 23.98 *PR*; Jacob Lujan (11th)
4 x 100 Relay — Chapa, R. Simpson, Xander Beaman, Henry Purdue (1st) 1:10.62
Shot Put — Eck (1st) 32-06.50 *PR*; Mirabile (2nd) 32-04.75 *PR*; Alguire (6th) 20-07 *PR*; Chapa (9th) 18-00.25 *PR*; Hunt (10th) 13-06 *PR*
Discus — Brantley Campbell (1st) 91-05.50 *PR*; Sparacio (6th) 58-09 *PR*; Eck (7th) 53-09 *PR*; Hunt (9th) 41-06 *PR*
High Jump — Mirabile (1st) 4-06 *PR*; Merkel (2nd) 4-06 *PR*
Long Jump — R. Simpson (1st) 13-10.50 *PR*; L. Wagner (7th) 11-08 *PR*; Bailey (8th) 11-06.50 *PR*; Merkel (9th) 11-04.50 *PR*; Maverick Walling (10th) 11-03 *PR*; Schwarz (13th) 10-11.75 *PR*; Lujan (19th) 10-06.50 *PR*; Atteberry (20th) 10-05.75 *PR*; Purdue (21st) 10-02.50 *PR*; Chapa (22nd) 10-01 *PR*; Rudat (22nd) 10-01 *PR*; Rusch (24th) 9-04.25 *PR*
Posted in Middle School, Track, tagged Amber Wyman, CMS Wolves, Olivia Hall, schedule, spring sports, track and field on March 12, 2024| Leave a Comment »
Inara Maund is one of many CMS track stars eligible to return to the oval this spring. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Thousands of kids, running and jumping.
OK, maybe not thousands, but expect the Coupeville Middle School track and field roster to be jam-packed once again when the Wolves start a new season.
The first day of practice is April 8, with six meets scheduled between April 24 and May 23.
CMS coaches Amber Wyman, Jon Gabelein, and Jaylen Nitta return to guide the Wolves, who will draw athletes from grades 6-8.
The schedule:
Wed-April 24 — HOME — 3:30
Wed-May 1 — @ Granite Falls — 3:30
Wed-May 8 — HOME — 3:30
Thur-May 16 @ South Whidbey
Mon-May 20 — @ Cascade League Prelims (Lakewood) — 3:30
Wed-May 29 — @ Cascade League Finals (Lakewood) — 3:30
Posted in Girls Basketball, Middle School, tagged Adie Maynes, CMS Wolves, girls basketball, season finale, South Whidbey, Willow Leedy-Bonifas on March 6, 2024| Leave a Comment »
Coupeville Middle School hardcourt assassins? Great today, even better in the future! (Ana Mc Fetridge photo)
A reversal of fortune, in just one month.
Jump back to the opening rumble on Feb. 8, and the Coupeville Middle School girls’ basketball squads were swept in three games by next door neighbor South Whidbey.
Now go forward to Tuesday, with the Wolves down in Langley for their season finale, and it was a different story, with CMS taking two of three.
That caps a campaign in which two of three Coupeville squads finish with a winning record.
Well, almost caps a campaign, as Team 3 will get one more game Wednesday, when it will face off at home with Team 4, the “shadow squad.”
Other Cascade League schools only field three teams, or sometimes two, so Coupeville’s fourth unit has spent most of the season working on its own.
But they’ll get a share of the spotlight Wednesday, in a tilt set to tip at 3:15 PM.
How things played out in the “official” finale Tuesday:
Level 1:
Toss out the first quarter and Coupeville wins.
Unfortunately for the Wolves, a slow start left them in a 10-1 hole en route to a narrow 32-24 loss.
CMS finishes 1-7, though the record is a bit deceptive, as they were rarely run off the floor this season.
“Team One was a fight to the finish (Tuesday),” said CMS coach Brooke Crowder. “They never let up.”
In a major bright spot, the Wolves, after struggling at the free throw line all season, suddenly found their groove in the finale.
Adie Maynes and Lillian Ketterling led the charity stripe parade, combining to ripple the nets on seven successful shots.
Maynes, who has been a busy bee, bouncing from high school basketball to middle school hardcourt action, all while getting ready for high school softball, paced the Wolves with a game-high 12 points in Langley.
Tenley Stuurmans and Sydney Van Dyke chipped in with four apiece, while Ketterling and Tamsin Ward rounded out the attack, each scoring two points.
Taylor Marrs, Ari Cunningham, Olivia Hall, Laken Simpson, Chelsi Stevens, and Ava Lucero also saw floor time, fighting to the finish on both ends of the floor.
Brooke Crowder is closing out a successful debut season with Coupeville basketball. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Level 2:
Tense for a half, then all Coupeville.
Up 5-4 at the break, the Wolves closed the game on a 14-4 tear across the final 14 minutes to collect the 19-8 win.
The victory, Coupeville’s third-straight, lifts them to an impressive 6-2.
The hottest hand belonged to Willow Leedy-Bonifas, who scored in every quarter on her way to a game-best 11 points.
Kennedy O’Neill, who finished as Coupeville’s #1 scorer across all teams, backed her up with four points, while Allison Powers and Isa Mc Fetridge banked in a bucket apiece.
Amaiya Curry, Sage Stavros, Elizabeth Marshall, Amelia Crowder, and Sophia Batterman rounded out the roster, helping power a team flush with promise.
None of his players scored on their own basket this year. Bennett Richter is pleased. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Level 3:
No Pope, no problem.
Leading scorer Brooklyn Pope wasn’t on the floor Tuesday, but her teammates used stingy defense and opportunistic shot making to “steal” a 16-13 win on the road.
The victory lifts Coupeville to 4-2, with the only thing slowing the Wolves down at times was other schools not being able to play.
Northshore Christian Academy doesn’t have a third team, and the first of two matchups with Sultan featured the Turks dealing with wide-spread illness.
But give them a chance to stalk the hardwood, and these Wolves take no prisoners, as they showed Tuesday.
“They worked their butts off on defense and were able to pick off passes and sink shots in the last three minutes to seal the deal,” Crowder said.
South Whidbey jumped out to a 10-4 lead after one quarter, then went scoreless over the next two frames.
That allowed CMS to pull within 10-8 at the half, then claim the lead at 12-10 heading into the final seven-minute stretch.
Cassandra Powers, who paced the Wolves with six points, scored four of those in the fourth quarter, allowing her squad to hold off their hosts.
Kaleigha Millison (4), Annaliese Powers (4), and Selah Rivera (2) also scored, while Cameron Van Dyke, Emma Cushman, Claire Lachnit, Zayne Roos, and Zariyah Allen played with a cold fury on the defensive end of the floor.
Final season scoring stats:
Kennedy O’Neill – 63
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 47
Adie Maynes – 45
Brooklyn Pope – 34
Lillian Ketterling – 28
Tenley Stuurmans – 28
Kaleigha Millison – 22
Cassandra Powers – 18
Sydney Van Dyke – 17
Amelia Crowder – 14
Sophia Batterman – 12
Ari Cunningham – 11
Emma Cushman – 11
Allison Powers – 10
Tamsin Ward – 10
Annaliese Powers – 9
Rhylin Price – 8
Isa Mc Fetridge – 6
Zayne Roos – 6
Cameron Van Dyke – 6
Ava Lucero – 5
Amaiya Curry – 4
Olivia Hall – 4
Elizabeth Marshall – 4
Selah Rivera – 4
Chelsi Stevens – 4
Sage Stavros – 3
Taylor Marrs – 2
Laken Simpson – 2
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