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Sophomore Maddie Georges was Second-Team All-Conference. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Ryanne Knoblich played strongly for both the Wolf varsity and JV.

Kylie Chernikoff nabbed the Coaches Award to go with a First-Team All-League nod.

Successful season, successful banquet.

Coming off a campaign in which they finished second in the Northwest 2B/1B League, beating everyone except two-time defending state champ La Conner, the Coupeville High School volleyball squad had plenty of honors to bestow.

Seniors Maddie Vondrak, Kylie Chernikoff, Jaimee Masters, and Chelsea Prescott all received four-year awards for playing every season.

Prescott and Vondrak shared captain honors, with Prescott tabbed as varsity MVP and Vondrak bringing home Most Inspirational.

Jill Prince (Most Improved) and Chernikoff (Heart of the Wolf – Coaches Award) round out the varsity honorees.

In addition, JV awards went to Maya Lucero (MVP), Skylar Parker (Most Improved), and Allie Lucero (Most Inspirational).

NWL coaches named Prescott and Chernikoff as First-Team All-League players, with Vondrak and Maddie Georges earning Second-Team honors.

Alita Blouin and Prince received Honorable Mention.

Varsity letter winners:

Alita Blouin
Kylie Chernikoff
Maddie Georges
Ryanne Knoblich
Jaimee Masters
Abby Mulholland
Chelsea Prescott
Jill Prince
Lucy Tenore
Maddie Vondrak

Participation certificates:

Gwen Gustafson 
Issabel Johnson
Allie Lucero
Maya Lucero
Allison Nastali
Skylar Parker
Grey Peabody
Jordyn Rogers
Olivia Schaffeld

Manager:

Taygin Jump

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“Volleyball skills camps are back!!” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

With volleyball fever at an all-time high in Coupeville, now is a perfect time for Wolf spikers, young and old, to fine-tune their floor game or learn the basics.

Coupeville High School and Middle School coaches, led by Cory Whitmore, will host two skills camps in June, providing a mix of learning and fun.

The first camp, for incoming K-6 students, is set for June 12-13, with a camp for incoming 7-12 students going down June 21-24.

Both clinics will be held in the CHS gym.

Cost is $20 for K-6, which has two three-hour practices, and $30 for 7-12, which consists of four two-hour events.

The younger players will play from 9 AM-noon during their sessions, with the older players meeting from 5-7 PM each night.

Payment can be made by cash or check made out to “Coupeville High School volleyball,” and is paid on the first day of camp.

You need to register, however, and the deadline to insure you get a camp t-shirt is June 7 for K-6 and June 14 for 7-12.

Students should wear athletic clothes to camp, with indoor shoes, and bring a water bottle.

Masks are required on school property, participants will be socially distanced, and parents need to sign a daily medical attestation that their child is not displaying COVID-19 symptoms.

This form has to be signed AT THE DOOR before each day of the camp.

For more information, contact Whitmore at cwhitmore@coupeville.k12.wa.us or (509) 347-6301.

 

To register:

K-6 — Wolves Volleyball Skills Camp (K-6th Grade) (google.com)

7-12 — Wolves Volleyball Skills Camp (7-12th Grade) (google.com)

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Ben Smith rumbles. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

It’s spring cleaning, but with fall sports photos.

While games have ended, and Wolf athletes are off to play basketball, I’m still working through a backlog of John Fisken photos.

So here you go, some light, non-reading entertainment for your Friday morning.

Alex and Michele Murdy ponder.

“I’m telling you, I left my seeing-eye dog right here!”

Barbi Ford and Bob Martin enforce (the mask mandate).

Hope Lodell amazes.

Genna Wright electrifies.

Sisters (l to r) Christi Messner, Ford, and Aimee Bishop bond.

Sage Downes plots.

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I think they won the point… (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The season is fading into the past, but new photos keep popping up.

As the Coupeville High School spikers adjust to life without practices and matches, they can gaze upon the pics above and below to rekindle that warm glow in their chests.

The glossy images spring from the camera(s) of John Fisken, whose other work can be found here:

John’s Photos (johnsphotos.net)

 

Grey Peabody elevates to tip a winner.

Lucy Tenore (left) and Jill Prince stand tall against the power of La Conner league MVP Ellie Marble.

Ryanne Knoblich sends the ball back where it came from.

Alita Blouin throws down some textbook-looking skills.

Gwen Gustafson (2) sacrifices her knees to save a low-flung ball.

Abby Mulholland keeps a close eye on the line.

Tenore swats a winner.

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Kylie Chernikoff vaults into action. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The Wolves react to a big play.

One last deep dive into the world of stats awaits.

With fall sports having reached their conclusion this past Saturday, all the kills and digs have been added up for the Coupeville High School volleyball squad.

As expected, First Team All-League picks Chelsea Prescott and Kylie Chernikoff are among the leaders, but the numbers go 11 players deep.

So, marinate in all the assists and service aces, and then on to basketball season we go.

 

CHS volleyball varsity season stats:

 

Player Sets Kills Digs Blocks Assists Aces Points
Alita Blouin 16 52 5 2 2.0
Ryanne Knoblich 19 2 20 0.5 4 6.5
Maddie Vondrak 30 60 10 9.5 3 1 70.5
Gwen Gustafson 3 1
Maddie Georges 30 5 47 3.5 250 10 18.5
Chelsea Prescott 30 113 87 4.5 5 42 159.5
Lucy Tenore 26 19 23 4.5 2 21 44.5
Jill Prince 25 18 9 4.5 22.5
Kylie Chernikoff 30 93 65 1.5 2 11 105.5
Jaimee Masters 29 1 42 5 3 4.0
Abby Mulholland 27 5 9 0.5 1 12 17.5

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