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The Wolves continue to stride through a successful season. (John Fisken photo)

They’re peaking at the right time.

Competing in the final regular season meet of the season Tuesday, the Coupeville Middle School track squad set 22 PRs.

All together, 17 of the 21 Wolves who participated at Sequim broke records, led by Connor Barton.

The CMS 7th grader was fairly flawless, posting his best performances yet in the 1600, long jump and 200 hurdles.

Coupeville has one more meet left on its schedule, and it requires the longest bus ride of the season.

The Wolves head to the wilds of Forks May 24 for the league championships.

Mostly complete CMS results from Tuesday:

Girls:

60 — Ja’Kenya Hoskins 8.78; Emily Fiedler 9.03 *PR*; Angelina Gebhard 9.10 *PR*

100 — Kylie Chernikoff 16.03

200 — Kiara Contreras 33.00 *PR*

800 — Adair De Jesus-Ramirez 3:02 *PR*; Alana Mihill 3:22

1600 — Catherine Lhamon 6:26 *PR*

75 Hurdles — Contreras 16.07; Fiedler 16.48

200 Hurdles — Bella Velasco 36.00 *PR*

4 x 100 Relay — De Jesus-Ramirez, Gebhard, Noelle Daigneault, Velasco 1:04

4 x 200 Relay — Hoskins, Contreras, Gebhard, Velasco 2:10

4 x 400 Relay — Velasco, Mihill, Maddy Andrews, De Jesus-Ramirez 5:42 *PR*

Shot Put — Chernikoff 24-00 *PR*; Lhamon 19-03 *PR*

Discus — Chernikoff 64-00

Turbo Javelin — Fiedler 50-08; Mihill 38-02; Lhamon 34-04

Long Jump — Gebhard 14-02 *PR*; Hoskins 12-04; Contreras 10-07

High Jump — Fiedler 4-00

Boys:

60 — Sam Wynn 8.09; Sage Downes 8.16

100 — Jake Mitten 12.93; Downes 13.40 *PR*; Ben Smith 13.71 *PR*; Gabe Shaw 15.34 *PR*; Alex Jimenez 16.91; Trystan Ford 17.04

200 — Mitten 26.16 *PR*

1600 — Connor Barton 5:46 *PR*; TJ Rickner 6:40 *PR*

75 Hurdles — James Mayne 16.43 *PR*

200 Hurdles — Smith 33.40; Barton 33.63 *PR*

4 x 100 Relay — Wynn, Zach Murtha, Downes, Mitten 53.84 *PR*; Smith, Mayne, Shaw, Barton (time not legible in book)

4 x 400 Relay — Smith, Logan Wertz, Rickner, Murtha 5:11 *PR*

Shot Put — Ford 23-05; Jimenez 23-03; Shaw 22-09

Discus — Wertz 56-06; Ford 56-04; Jimenez 50-01

Turbo Javelin — Ford 75-00; Jimenez 55-00

Long Jump — Barton 15-02 *PR*; Wynn 14-09.50 *PR*

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   Danny Conlisk will fly in the 400, 800 and 4 x 400 relay at districts May 19-20. (John Fisken photos)

   Naika Hallam is ready to chuck the javelin, after winning the event at sub-districts.

We’ll need the big bus.

Coupeville High School will send 23 athletes to the West Central District 3 Track and Field Championships May 19-20, the last stop before the state meet.

Of those 15 girls and eight boys, 13 are slated to participate in more than one event.

Leading the way are freshman Maya Toomey-Stout, sophomore Lindsey Roberts, junior Jacob Smith and senior Mitchell Carroll, who all qualified in two individual events and on two relay teams.

The Wolves didn’t know the final lineup for sure until the Nisqually League wrapped up its league championship meet Saturday afternoon.

The top three finishers at the Olympic League’s Sub-District meet were guaranteed berths, but anyone who finished #4 had to wait a week to see how their times or distances compared to the #5 finisher out of the Nisqually.

Of the 12 Coupeville entries which finished fourth at sub-districts, seven will advance.

From the five which didn’t make it, the two which sting the most are Lucy Sandahl in the 1600 and Jacob Martin in the long jump.

Sandahl, a freshman, ran a 5:56.31, but the Nisqually #5 — Erica Julian of Charles Wright Academy — nipped her by .47 of a second, finishing in 5:55.84.

Martin’s failure to advance reflects the cold cruelty of postseason action, where it becomes “What have you done for me lately?”

The CHS senior opened the season with a jump of 20 feet, seven inches, which still stands as the ninth-best performance in 1A this season.

But he only sailed 18-06.75 at sub-districts, his season-low, to finish #4, while the Nisqually #5 — Tyquan Coleman of Cascade Christian — PR’d at 18-08.

So yep, thanks to the quirks of postseason qualifying, even though Martin’s PR is nearly two feet longer than Coleman’s, the lesser jumper advances.

Coupeville’s district meet qualifiers: 

Girls:

100 — Maya Toomey-Stout

200 — M. Toomey-Stout; Lauren Grove

800 — Mallory Kortuem

100 Hurdles — Lindsey Roberts

300 Hurdles — Mckenzie Meyer; Allison Wenzel

4 x 100 Relay — Grove, Kortuem, M. Toomey-Stout, Roberts

4 x 200 Relay — Grove, Kortuem, M. Toomey-Stout, Roberts

4 x 400 Relay — Lucy Sandahl, Natalie Hollrigel, Ashlie Shank, Meyer

Shot put — Skyler Lawrence; Alexxis Otto

Discus — Lawrence; Wenzel; Otto

Javelin — Naika Hallam; Lauren Bayne

High Jump — Bayne; Cassidy Moody

Pole Vault — Meyer

Long Jump — Roberts

Triple Jump — Aurora Zanardi

Boys:

100 — Jacob Smith

200 — Smith

400 — Danny Conlisk

800 — Conlisk

4 x 100 Relay — Smith, Mitchell Carroll, Cameron Toomey-Stout, Jacob Martin

4 x 400 Relay — Henry Wynn, Smith, Carroll, Conlisk

Shot Put — Chris Battaglia

Discus — Battaglia

Javelin — Martin

High Jump — Ariah Bepler; Battaglia

Long Jump — Carroll; C. Toomey-Stout

Triple Jump — Carroll

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   Randy King (with starter’s pistol) gets ready to unleash bedlam. (John Fisken photos)

Wolf throwers Alex Jimenez (left) and Trystan Ford plot their strategy.

Ja’Kenya Hoskins hits her stride.

   Cassidy Moody is in charge of this event, and she’s not about to take any sass (or wear any shoes).

Logan Martin unleashes his inner beast.

Kiara Contreras works on her kung fu while running the hurdles.

CHS track star Raven Vick juggles keeping stats and enjoying a cold treat.

Someone has spotted the cameraman.

   Fleet-footed relay runners (l to r) Jake Mitten, Sage Downes, Sam Wynn and Aiden Burdge head to the blocks.

The sun was shining, PRs were popping up in every race and the paparazzi was busy clicking away.

John Fisken wandered through Coupeville Tuesday and the photos above, capturing the lone home middle school track meet of the season, are courtesy him.

To see more (purchases fund college scholarships for CHS student/athletes), pop over to:

http://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/2017-Coupeville-Track/20170509-MS-Track/

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   Ben Smith set PRs in two events Tuesday during a home CMS track meet. (Deb Smith photo)

   Kiara Contreras (left) and Ja’Kenya Hoskins amuse themselves between events. (Susan Hulst photo)

Success is in their DNA.

An astonishing 17 of the 20 Coupeville Middle School track and field athletes who competed Tuesday set at least one PR.

Part of the success might have stemmed from the Wolves being able to run and throw at a facility they are well acquainted with, cause it’s their own.

The lone home meet of the CMS season, it featured Coupeville facing off with Chimacum and Blue Heron (Port Townsend) and was held under rare sunny skies.

While all of the Wolves had strong days, Bella Velasco and Ja’Kenya Hoskins led the way, both nabbing PRs in all four of their events.

Coupeville has one regular season meet left on the schedule — a trip to Sequim May 16 — then wraps the year with the league championships at Forks May 24.

Complete CMS Tuesday results:

Girls:

60 — Ja’Kenya Hoskins 8.18 *PR*

100 — Angelina Gebhard 16.30; Kylie Chernikoff 16.41; Kiara Contreras 16.50

200 — Hoskins 29.30 *PR*; Alana Mihill 42.00

400 — Bella Velasco 1:28.50 *PR*

800 — Adair De Jesus-Ramirez 3:07 *PR*; Mihill 3:21 *PR*

1600 — Catherine Lhamon 6:53

75 Hurdles — Contreras 17.01

200 Hurdles — Velasco 36.60 *PR*

4 x 100 Relay — De Jesus-Ramirez, Gebhard, Noelle Daigneault, Velasco 1:04 *PR*

4 x 200 Relay — Hoskins, Contreras, Gebhard, Velasco 2:07 *PR*

Shot Put — Chernikoff 19-00

Discus — Chernikoff 65-00 *PR*

Turbo Javelin — Mihill 39-04 *PR*; De Jesus-Ramirez 35-10 *PR*

Long Jump — Hoskins 14-02.50 *PR*; Contreras 12-00 *PR*; Gebhard 10-09

Boys:

60 — Sage Downes 9.15; Sam Wynn 9.16

100 — Jake Mitten 12.72 *PR*; Aiden Burdge 13.35 *PR*; Downes 13.50 *PR*; Zach Murtha 13.75 *PR*, Ben Smith 14.00 *PR*; James Mayne 15.35 *PR*; Gabe Shaw 15.50; Alex Jimenez 16.12 *PR*; Trystan Ford 16.69

1600 — Connor Barton 5:50; Wynn 5:53 *PR*; Murtha 5:58 *PR*

75 Hurdles — Mayne 17.65 *PR*

200 Hurdles — Smith 33.00 *PR*; Barton 34.00 *PR*

4 x 100 Relay — Wynn, Burdge, Downes, Mitten 56.64

Shot Put — Jimenez 22-10; Ford 22-05

Discus — Ford 57-01; Jimenez 51-06 *PR*

Turbo Javelin — Ford 72-05; Jimenez 40-08

Long Jump — Barton 13-03

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   Willow Vick took down a pair of 2A foes Monday to win the high jump at the Olympic League JV Championships. (John Fisken photos)

Madison Rixe flies out of the blocks.

   Lincoln Kelley debates what’s more impressive — Vick winning her event or his own luxuriant beard.

Kyle Burnett is in a hurry to get places.

   The secret ingredient in Laurence Boado’s Sno-Kones? Love. Or Red Dye #40. One of those.

Thane Peterson gets epic.

Willow Vick closed out her first year of high school sports humming “We are the Champions.”

The Coupeville High School freshman, who suited up with twin sister Raven in volleyball and track, won the high jump Monday at the Olympic League JV Championships.

Making things better, Willow did it while competing on her home track, as CHS welcomed the other 10 league schools to the biggest event it’s hosted yet at its new track facilities.

The meet brought together seven 2A schools and four 1A schools, with North Kitsap, the biggest school in attendance, winning both team titles.

Coupeville, which had eight athletes competing, finished 7th on the boys side and 8th in the girls battle.

Willow Vick provided most of the Wolf points for the girls squad, out-dueling a pair of North Kitsap foes in the high jump.

She was one of six athletes from 1A schools to win an event, as the much-larger 2A schools captured titles in 25 of 33 events.

Chimacum’s Nina Haddenham (Discus), Ryan Caldwell (200, Shot Put) and Michael Gepitulan (Discus), Port Townsend’s Sierra Ruegg (200, 100 Hurdles) and Klahowya’s Mia Brill (Long Jump) joined Vick to uphold 1A honor.

Complete Coupeville results: 

Girls:

100 — Madison Rixe (8th) 15.52

200 — Rixe (6th) 32.97

Javelin — Jasmine Nastali (No place) DQ

High Jump — Willow Vick (1st) 3-08

Boys:

100 — Kyle Burnett (10th) 13.22 *PR*; Luke Carlson (12th) 13.34 *PR*; Greg Villareal (19th) 13.82

200 — Burnett (6th) 26.87 *PR*; Carlson (9th) 27.41 *PR*; Thane Peterson (17th) 28.71

Shot Put — Keahi Sorrows (5th) 31-02.25

Discus — Sorrows (3rd) 86-09.50; Peterson (5th) 78-02.50

Javelin — Carlson (4th) 92-06; Peterson (10th) 68-00

 

To see more photos from this meet (purchases fund college scholarships for CHS student/athletes) pop over to:

http://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/2017-Coupeville-Track/20170508-JV-Championships/

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