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Well, nice try, Cascade Conference!!

Posted in Track, tagged All-Cascade Conference, CHS Wolves, Makana Stone, Track on June 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »

Makana Stone, she’s quick. (John Fisken photos)

“That’s my baby girl!!”

The Cascade Conference spoke. Then Makana Stone overruled them.

When All-Conference teams were announced for track and field, Stone was the lone Wolf to make the squad, being tabbed as a Second-Team pick in the 400.

Which is nice, but the speedy sophomore then went out and beat the girl who was ranked ahead of her in the biggest race of the season.

Anna Parker of King’s earned First-Team All-Conference honors for the regular season, but Stone bested her in Cheney at the 1A state meet, finishing second to Maya Jackson of Northwest.

Parker coasted across the line in third, more than a second off of Stone.

Jumping sports, let’s just say … game, set, match, Miss Stone.

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Lone Wolf aces All-Conference honors!!

Posted in Golf, tagged All-Cascade Conference, Christine Fields, CHS Wolves, golf on June 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »

“First Team All-Conference, baby!!”

Was there any doubt?

After crushing foes left and right in the regular season, then romping to a 5th place finish at the 1A state girls’ golf tournament, Coupeville High School junior Christine Fields was a lock to notch another All-Conference honor.

And so it came to pass, as Cascade Conference coaches tabbed her as a First Team selection, where she joined a pair of duffers apiece from King’s and South Whidbey.

Cedarcrest was the only 2A school to have a First Team pick, as 1A schools grabbed five of the six slots.

Fields was joined on the First Team by Rosie Portillo and Tara Moore of South Whidbey, Hannah Roh and Charis Tsai of King’s and Amanda Fairbanks of Cedarcrest.

Simonette Sanchez of King’s was picked as the coach of the year.

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Baseball knocks awards out of park!!

Posted in Baseball, tagged All-Cascade Conference, baseball, Ben Etzell, CHS Wolves, Willie Smith on June 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »

Morgan Payne (left) and Ben Etzell led the way for four years. (Shelli Trumbull photos)

Assistant coach Chris Tumblin and Kurtis Smith, who won a state title together in little league, enjoy another diamond delight.

The team enjoys a final moment together.

In a twist, Willie Smith decided to give out presents on his own birthday.

The Coupeville High School baseball coach doled out letters and awards to his Wolf players Sunday, headlined by five of them getting their official honors for being named to the All-Cascade Conference squad.

Senior Ben Etzell was tabbed as the league MVP, the first CHS player in any sport to be so honored in the eight years the Wolves played in the 1A/2A league.

Seniors Jake Tumblin (C) and Kurtis Smith (OF) and juniors Josh Bayne (IF) and Aaron Trumbull (IF) were named to the Second Team, while sophomore hurler CJ Smith got Honorable Mention.

Etzell, Tumblin, Smith, Wade Schaef and Morgan Payne received Four Year Awards for playing their entire career, while Tumblin and Etzell won the Captains Award.

Letter winners:

Josh Bayne
Aaron Curtin
Ben Etzell
Korbin Korzan
Cole Payne
Morgan Payne
Wade Schaef
CJ Smith
Kurtis Smith
Aaron Trumbull
Jake Tumblin

Certificates of Participation:

Aiden Crimmins
Jake Davis
Tim Goss
Ethan Marx
Jimmy Myers
Clay Reilly
Jonathan Thurston
Gabe Wynn

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Mad Dog gets some glory!!

Posted in Softball, tagged All-Cascade Conference, CHS Wolves, Madeline Roberts, Softball on May 29, 2014| Leave a Comment »

Madeline Roberts (left) and McKayla Bailey both took home multiple awards Wednesday night. (John Fisken photo)

Haley Sherman, team captain and master of the stare down. (Amy King photo)

One last shindig before they hit the road.

With just hours to go before they depart for Eastern Washington and the state tournament, the Coupeville High School softball squad held a team awards banquet Wednesday night.

The headliner was senior shortstop Madeline Roberts, who was named as a First-Team All-Conference pick when Cascade Conference coaches voted.

Joining her in nabbing league honors were senior catcher Breeanna Messner and junior first baseman Hailey Hammer, who were named to the Second Team, and junior pitcher McKayla Bailey, who received Honorable Mention.

Messner, Roberts and Haley Sherman went out as four-year letter winners and were honored as team captains.

Other awards:

MVP — Messner

Best Offense — Roberts

Best Defense — Bailey

Spirit of the Wolf — Bailey

Most Inspirational — Madeline Strasburg

Most Improved — Emily Coulter

Most Improved Newcomer — Tiffany Briscoe

Letter winners:

McKayla Bailey
Tiffany Briscoe
Emily Coulter
Hailey Hammer
Jae LeVine
Emily Licence
Breeanna Messner
Madeline Roberts
Haley Sherman
Madeline Strasburg
Monica Vidoni

Participation award:

Robin Cedillo
Erin Josue

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Awards rain down on booters!!

Posted in Boys Soccer, tagged Abraham Leyva, All-Cascade Conference, CHS Wolves, Sean Donley, Soccer on May 28, 2014| Leave a Comment »

Sean Donley leads the charge up-field. (John Fisken photos)

The Wolves celebrate a huge goal in the rain. Left to right are Abraham Leyva, Zane Bundy, Jason Knoll, Donley and Cameron Boyd.

Cameron Boyd (center) gets props from Jared Dickson (left) and Brett Arnold after sacrificing his tooth in a win over South Whidbey. (Sylvia Arnold photo)

Boyd (center) gets props from Jared Dickson (left) and Brett Arnold after sacrificing his tooth in a win over South Whidbey. (Sylvia Arnold photo)

Two sophomores led the team in scoring, but it was a plucky senior who was at the center of things.

Sean Donley was the heart and grit of the Coupeville High School boys’ soccer squad, and he capped his final season as a Wolf by being honored as the Player of the Year at a team banquet Wednesday.

Donley also was named a Second-Team All-Conference midfielder by Cascade Conference coaches, an honor he shared with senior defender Brett Arnold and sophomore scoring sensation Abraham Leyva.

Leyva, who rained down a team-high 11 goals in his first season with CHS, was named the team’s Rookie of the Year. Arnold won Most Inspirational and junior Aaron Wright took home Most Improved.

JV awards went to Ryan Freeman (Player of the Year), Josh Datin (Most Inspirational) and Jeremiah Pace (Most Improved).

Letter winners:

Brett Arnold
Colin Belliveau
Cameron Boyd
Zane Bundy
Josiah Campbell
Seth Campbell
Josh Datin
Jared Dickson
Sean Donley
Ryan Freeman
Tanner Kircher
Jason Knoll
Keegan Korteum
Gunnar Langvold
Abraham Leyva
Connor McCormick
Loren Nelson
Joel Walstad
Aaron Wright