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All quiet on the Wolf front

Posted in standings, tagged , , , , , , on March 31, 2019| Leave a Comment »

CHS net aces Avalon Renninger (left) and Tia Wurzrainer have an open schedule next week, thanks to spring break. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

And now, the slowest week of the season.

With spring break in full bloom, Coupeville High School sports teams will largely be absent from the scene over the next seven days.

Wolf boys soccer has a non-conference game Monday, Apr. 1 at Forks, while baseball is the only CHS team going full tilt.

The diamond men play a three-game series against King’s, with road contests Monday and Friday and a home bout Wednesday.

First pitch is 4 PM.

Meanwhile, CHS tennis, softball and track have the week completely off, save for an occasional practice.

Once we get to a new week, and the calendar rolls around to Monday, Apr. 8, everything will fire back up like normal.

As you detox from constant games, it’s a perfect time to marinate in the up-to-the-moment standings.

So, here’s where things sit through Mar. 31:

 

North Sound Conference softball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 2-1 4-5
Granite Falls 2-1 5-4
CPC-Bothell 1-1 3-1
South Whidbey 1-1 3-3
Sultan 0-2 0-4

 

North Sound Conference baseball:

School League Overall
CPC-Bothell 6-0 8-1
South Whidbey 5-1 8-1
King’s 1-2 2-6
Coupeville 0-3 0-7
Granite Falls 0-3 2-6
Sultan 0-3 0-8

 

North Sound Conference girls tennis:

School League Overall
King’s 2-0 3-0
South Whidbey 2-0 2-2
Coupeville 0-1 0-1
Friday Harbor 0-1 0-1
Granite Falls 0-2 1-5

 

North Sound Conference boys soccer:

School League Overall
King’s 3-0 4-1-1
South Whidbey 3-0 6-1-0
Coupeville 2-2 4-4-0
CPC-Bothell 0-3 0-4-0
Sultan 0-3 0-7-0

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Spring sports action heats up

Posted in standings, tagged , , , , , on March 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »

Like this picture, some spring sports standings are in focus, while others are still fuzzy. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Let the battles begin.

Three of the four spring sports which keep win/loss records have started league play, though girls tennis continues to lag behind everyone else.

In fact, the Coupeville High School netters have yet to play a match of any kind, much less a league one, even while baseball, softball and soccer all have played at least five games.

Barring weather shenanigans, Wolf tennis finally gets on the court this coming Wednesday, with a home match against King’s.

While we’ve barely begun to figure out which schools will be crowned league champs, Coupeville is off to a strong start in softball, a decent one in soccer, and will have to make up some ground in baseball.

And if you’re wondering why we haven’t mentioned track and field, where the Wolves are off to a brilliant start, it’s only because they don’t keep track of team win/loss records over at the oval.

Otherwise, rest assured that’s the hottest sport in Cow Town at the moment, especially on the girls side of things, where the Wolves have dominated at their first two meets.

But, back in the world of wins and losses, here’s where things sit through Mar. 24:

 

North Sound Conference softball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 1-0 3-2
Granite Falls 1-0 4-3
Sultan 0-0 0-2
CPC-Bothell 0-1 1-1
South Whidbey 0-1 2-2

 

North Sound Conference baseball:

School League Overall
CPC-Bothell 3-0 4-1
South Whidbey 3-0 6-0
King’s 0-0 1-4
Sultan 0-0 0-5
Coupeville 0-3 0-5
Granite Falls 0-3 1-5

 

North Sound Conference girls tennis:

School League Overall
Coupeville 0-0 0-0
Friday Harbor 0-0 0-0
Granite Falls 0-0 1-3
King’s 0-0 1-0
South Whidbey 0-0 0-2

 

North Sound Conference boys soccer:

School League Overall
King’s 2-0 3-1-1
South Whidbey 1-0 4-0-0
Coupeville 1-1 3-3-0
Sultan 0-1 0-5-0
CPC-Bothell 0-2 0-3-0

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Spring sports are sprung

Posted in standings, tagged , , , , , on March 17, 2019| Leave a Comment »

Taking a break from smashing people in the shot put, Emma Smith eyeballs how Coupeville sports teams are doing in the early-season standings. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Everyone’s moving at their own pace.

Spotty weather and raging illness has disrupted the start of spring sports a bit for everyone, but some teams are taking a harder shot to the kidneys than others.

Coupeville High School softball and boys soccer have already played four games apiece, while baseball is finally getting churning with two contests under its belt.

Meanwhile, girls tennis continues to practice, but has yet to face an opponent wearing a different uniform.

And, while track and field is coming off of its first meet, we exclude them from these weekly league standings stories, as the sport isn’t about compiling team win/loss records.

Next week promises a ton more games, weather and health permitting, and yet the Wolf netters still won’t get on the big board, as their first match, barring any late additions to the schedule, doesn’t go down until Mar. 28.

Until then, they, and the rest of us, can spend a few moments marinating in the standings through Mar. 17:

 

North Sound Conference softball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 0-0 2-2
CPC-Bothell 0-0 0-0
Granite Falls 0-0 0-2
South Whidbey 0-0 1-1
Sultan 0-0 0-1

 

North Sound Conference baseball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 0-0 0-2
CPC-Bothell 0-0 0-1
Granite Falls 0-0 1-2
King’s 0-0 1-1
South Whidbey 0-0 2-0
Sultan 0-0 0-1

 

North Sound Conference girls tennis:

School League Overall
Coupeville 0-0 0-0
Friday Harbor 0-0 0-0
Granite Falls 0-0 0-1
King’s 0-0 0-0
South Whidbey 0-0 0-1

 

North Sound Conference boys soccer:

School League Overall
Coupeville 0-0 2-2-0
CPC-Bothell 0-0 0-1-0
King’s 0-0 1-1-1
South Whidbey 0-0 3-0-0
Sultan 0-0 0-2-0

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Wolf hoops teams take different paths

Posted in standings, tagged , , , , , on February 3, 2019| Leave a Comment »

Ema Smith opens the playoffs Monday against Lynden Christian. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

One team is done, one plays on.

The Coupeville High School boys basketball squad reached the end of the road Saturday, falling a game shy of a playoff berth.

But dreams of postseason glory are still alive for the Wolf girls, who open the double-elimination district tourney Monday at Lynden Christian.

As they exit, a look at the final scoring totals for the CHS boys reveals several things.

The Wolves got three guys into triple digits this time around, after settling for two last year.

But, at the same time, scoring was down, with 158 points from the team’s top scorer being the lowest total by a squad leader since the 2012-2013 season.

Closing on a positive note, that leading scorer was freshman Hawthorne Wolfe, who was the highest-scoring 9th grader in 102 years of Coupeville boys basketball.

Only four other CHS boys, and five girls, have topped 100 varsity points during their freshmen season, and eight of those nine went on to finish their careers in the top 10 for career scorers.

So, based on history, and Wolfe’s own strong work ethic, we can reasonably expect his point totals to trend upwards in the coming years.

Over on the girls side of the ball, seniors Lindsey Roberts and Ema Smith continue to chase individual achievement alongside team glory.

Roberts passed three former Wolf greats in her last game, and now sits at #20 on the girls career scoring chart, while Smith is just four points from cracking the top 50.

As we leave the regular season behind and head into the playoffs, a look at where we are, through Feb. 3:

 

North Sound Conference girls basketball:

School League Overall
King’s 10-0 16-4
CPC-Bothell 8-2 12-6
Coupeville 6-4 8-9
Granite Falls 3-7 5-14
Sultan 3-7 7-13
South Whidbey 0-10 2-18

 

North Sound Conference boys basketball:

School League Overall
King’s 10-0 16-4
CPC-Bothell 7-3 11-9
South Whidbey 6-4 13-7
Sultan 5-5 6-14
Coupeville 1-9 2-16
Granite Falls 1-9 4-17

 

CHS girls basketball varsity scoring:

Lindsey Roberts – 134
Ema Smith – 119
Chelsea Prescott – 94
Scout Smith – 78
Avalon Renninger – 54
Hannah Davidson – 22
Tia Wurzrainer – 18
Nicole Laxton – 15
Izzy Wells – 9
Mollie Bailey – 8
Ja’Kenya Hoskins – 5
Anya Leavell – 4

 

CHS boys basketball varsity scoring:

Hawthorne Wolfe – 158
Sean Toomey-Stout – 122
Mason Grove – 109
Ulrik Wells – 74
Jered Brown – 71
Gavin Knoblich – 65
Jacobi Pilgrim – 43
Koa Davison – 11
Jean Lund-Olsen – 7
Dane Lucero – 4
Xavier Murdy – 4
Daniel Olson – 3

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One week to decide fate of the hoops universe

Posted in standings, tagged , , , , on January 27, 2019| Leave a Comment »

Izzy Wells is the highest-scoring of three freshman girls on a Coupeville hoops squad headed to the playoffs. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Five days from now, everything will be settled.

Maybe.

Friday, Feb. 1 is the final night of the regular season for high school basketball, but it might not be the absolute cut-off.

While the Coupeville girls know exactly what their postseason route will be, having clinched the #3 seed from the North Sound Conference, the fate of the Wolf boys is still up in the air.

Brad Sherman’s squad holds a one-game lead on Granite Falls in the chase for the #5 playoff spot on the boys side, but the week ahead looms large.

The Wolves travel to South Whidbey Tuesday, while Granite hosts Cedar Park Christian the same night.

Then comes the regular season finale Friday, with CHS on the bus to visit Granite.

A Coupeville win Tuesday would likely clinch a playoff berth, while one Friday will absolutely achieve that goal.

However, if Granite wins both games next week, and the Wolves lose both, there’s no postseason bid for Whidbey’s team.

And then there’s our final scenario, with a Granite win over Coupeville Friday leaving both schools with the same record in league play, having split the season series.

If that happens, the Tigers have to get on the bus and travel to Cow Town Saturday, Feb. 2 for a play-in game for the final postseason slot in the double-elimination district tourney.

Tip-off would be 5 PM in the CHS gym.

While the Wolf boys sweat out their fate, their female counterparts will host King’s Tuesday, then travel to Granite Friday, all while knowing they open districts Feb. 4 against Meridian.

Not that there’s nothing left to play for, as the CHS girls need another victory to clinch a winning record in league play, while seniors Lindsey Roberts and Ema Smith chase individual scoring marks.

With 418 career points, Roberts is just eight shy of passing Cassidi Rosenkrance (423), Mika Hosek (424), and Sarah Powell (425) to become the #20 scorer in Wolf girls hoops history.

Meanwhile, Smith is a single point shy of becoming the 55th CHS girl to record 200 points, and needs 18 to pass Beth Mouw and Lisa Roehl (216) for 50th place all-time.

As we head into the final week of the regular season, a look at where we are, through Jan. 27:

 

North Sound Conference girls basketball:

School League Overall
King’s 8-0 14-4
CPC-Bothell 7-2 11-6
Coupeville 5-3 7-8
Granite Falls 3-6 5-13
Sultan 2-6 6-12
South Whidbey 0-8 2-16

 

North Sound Conference boys basketball:

School League Overall
King’s 9-0 15-4
CPC-Bothell 5-3 9-9
South Whidbey 5-3 12-6
Sultan 5-4 6-13
Coupeville 1-7 2-13
Granite Falls 0-8 2-16

 

CHS girls basketball varsity scoring:

Lindsey Roberts – 120
Ema Smith – 105
Chelsea Prescott – 87
Scout Smith – 74
Avalon Renninger – 52
Hannah Davidson – 18
Nicole Laxton – 15
Tia Wurzrainer – 14
Izzy Wells – 9
Mollie Bailey – 8
Ja’Kenya Hoskins – 5
Anya Leavell – 4

 

CHS boys basketball varsity scoring:

Hawthorne Wolfe – 140
Sean Toomey-Stout – 88
Mason Grove – 86
Ulrik Wells – 64
Jered Brown – 62
Gavin Knoblich – 54
Jacobi Pilgrim – 23
Koa Davison – 11
Jean Lund-Olsen – 5
Dane Lucero – 4
Xavier Murdy – 3
Daniel Olson – 3

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