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Northwest League football coaches honor six Wolves

Posted in Football, tagged , , , , on November 25, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Riley Lawless is a First-Team All-League player on both sides of the line. (Parker Hammons photo)

He fought until the final play, the final yard, every time, and was rewarded for it.

Coupeville High School senior Chase Anderson was named an All-Conference First-Team selection at three positions, honored by Northwest 2B/1B League football coaches as a quarterback, kicker, and linebacker.

He was also nominated for the All-State game, with final rosters for that contest to be named at a later date.

Joining Anderson as a First-Team All-League player were seniors Camden Glover (Defensive Line) and Malachi Somes (Defensive Back) and juniors Davin Houston (Defensive Back) and Riley Lawless (Offensive Line and Defensive Line).

Houston also received Honorable Mention for his work at receiver, as did sophomore running back Liam Blas.

Chase Anderson fought through injuries to shine at multiple positions this fall. (Jackie Saia photo)

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Booters notch All-Conference votes

Posted in Boys Soccer, tagged , , , , , on November 25, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Sage Arends rolls into action. (Julie Wheat photos)

It’s the premier pitch conference in Washington.

The Northwest 2B/1B League has produced four of the last five 2B/1B boys’ soccer state champs and taken 13 of 20 tourney trophies in that time.

So, when it comes time for coaches to pick their best players, it’s ultra-competitive.

This time around was no different, with Orcas Island — which has played in five straight state title games, winning three — having the league MVP in senior Joaquin Shanks Morales.

The Vikings also collected the Team Sportsmanship trophy, while Mount Vernon Christian leader Jeremiah Wohlgemuth was tapped as Coach of the Year.

Coupeville, which was in playoff contention until the final day of the season, landed two players on the Honorable Mention list, with juniors Sage Arends and Sam Richards earning props for their play.

Arends punched in seven goals for the Wolves, while Richards stood tall as a goalkeeper, fending off some of the most-potent offenses in the game.

Sam Richards gets his props.

 

First-Team:

Emilio Bayas – Senior – Friday Harbor
Isidro Churape – Junior – Friday Harbor
Anthony Conejo – Senior – Orcas Island
Junior Conejo Medina – Sophomore – Orcas Island
Zane Dahlberg – Junior – Mount Vernon Christian
Abdul Guzman – Junior – Friday Harbor
Timoteo Malo – Junior – Orcas Island
Andres Meissner – Senior – Lopez Island
Kaleb Otis – Junior – La Conner
Sean Russell – Senior – Mount Vernon Christian
Ryker Stewart – Senior – Grace Academy

 

Second-Team:

Ben Letsche – Junior – Providence Classical Christian
Mickael Mbuyu – Senior – Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood
Connor Mounts – Sophomore – Mount Vernon Christian
Logan Mounts – Senior – Mount Vernon Christian
Elias Poole – Junior – Providence Classical Christian
Lauro Quintero Carrion – Senior – Orcas Island
Oliver Rick – Senior – Lopez Island
Angelo Vaccarella – Senior – Orcas Island
Sam Vaccarella – Sophomore – Orcas Island
Walker Wohlgemuth – Freshman – Mount Vernon Christian
Grady Woodmansee – Sophomore – Mount Vernon Christian

 

Honorable Mention:

Jayce Anderson – Senior – Grace Academy
Eric Apopei – Junior – Providence Classical Christian
Sage Arends – Junior – Coupeville
Forrest Goodremont – Junior – Friday Harbor
Huck Henderson – Sophomore – Lopez Island
Kaden Horn – Sophomore – Friday Harbor
Paul Kloss – Sophomore – Providence Classical Christian
Riley Miller – Junior – Friday Harbor
Kale Navarette-Higgins – Junior – La Conner
Lydia Negash – Junior – Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood
Sam Richards – Junior – Coupeville
Lane Tenborg – Senior – Mount Vernon Christian
Nolan Wohlgemuth – Junior – Mount Vernon Christian

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CHS hoops claims top honors

Posted in Boys Basketball, tagged , , , , on March 7, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Logan Downes prepares to burn the joint down. (Jackie Saia photo)

Dominant on the floor, dominant in the voting.

The Coupeville High School boys’ basketball team, which shared a league title, claimed a Bi-District crown, and advanced to state, got noticed.

When Northwest 2B/1B League coaches voted this week, they tabbed four Wolves, and head coach Brad Sherman, for honors.

Senior Logan Downes, who became his program’s all-time leading scorer, was a slam dunk choice as league MVP.

Also honored were sophomore Chase Anderson and seniors Cole White and Ryan Blouin.

Brad Sherman can still make the net jump. (Bailey Thule photo)

Sherman, who has taken Coupeville to the state tourney twice in the past three seasons, was tabbed as Coach of the Year, while Concrete received the Best Sportsmanship Award.

 

First-Team All-League:

Chase Anderson – Sophomore – Coupeville
Ivory Damien – Senior – La Conner
Lucas Millenaar – Junior – Mount Vernon Christian
Brayden Pedroza – Junior – La Conner
Joe Stephens – Sophomore – Orcas Island

The difference between a First Team and Second Team All-Conference pick? Chase Anderson made the shot, and Chris Gustafson just missed on the block. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

Second-Team All-League:

Lucas Bieghler – Senior – MVC
Adam Culver – Senior – Concrete
Chris Gustafson – Senior – Friday Harbor
Remy Lago – Junior – Orcas Island
Cole White – Senior – Coupeville

Cole White tickles the twines. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

Honorable Mention:

Ryan Blouin – Senior – Coupeville
CJ Edwards – Junior – La Conner
Corran Eisen – Junior – La Conner

Ryan Blouin sends the net some love. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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Katie kills, Wolves warm ‘n welcoming

Posted in Girls Basketball, tagged , , , , on March 7, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Katie Marti makes it rain. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

A little rough and tumble, a little polite.

Coupeville High School nabbed two awards when Northwest 2B/1B League coaches voted for All-Conference honors this week.

Junior point guard Katie Marti, who rampaged from end to end while leading the Wolves in scoring, was tabbed as a Second-Team All-League player.

Meanwhile Megan Richter’s entire squad was hailed with the Best Sportsmanship award.

Brynn Parker is here to thump you. Politely. (Bailey Thule photo)

Mount Vernon Christian senior Allie Heino, who led the Hurricanes to second place at the 1B state tourney, was league MVP.

Her boss, Jeff Droog, shared Coach of the Year honors with Sue Grenfell of Friday Harbor.

 

First-Team All-League:

Sofia Mahoney-Jauregui – Sophomore – Orcas Island
Maeve McCormick – Sophomore – La Conner
Ruthie Rozema – Junior – MVC
Vera Schoultz – Freshman – Friday Harbor
Claire Wright – Junior – Darrington

 

Second-Team All-League:

Alexa Brown – Sophomore – MVC
Shaniquah Casey – Sophomore – La Conner
McKenna Clark – Senior – Friday Harbor
Katie Marti – Junior – Coupeville
Kylie Selin – Freshman – Concrete

 

Honorable Mention:

Allie Cochran – Senior – Darrington
Nora McCormick – 8th grade – La Conner
Kayla VanHofwegen – Junior – MVC

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Booters notch All-League honors

Posted in soccer, tagged , , , , , on November 20, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Andrew Williams capped a four-year run on the pitch by notching All-Conference honors. (Jackie Saia photo)

They think we’re nice.

Northwest 2B/1B League boys’ soccer coaches handed Coupeville High School its Sportsmanship Award when All-Conference voting results were announced.

In addition to the team honor, four Wolves were tabbed for their individual play.

Midfielder Cole White landed First-Team All-League honors, while fellow senior Andrew Williams was hailed as a Second-Team All-League pick for his work on defense.

Cole White slides into action. (Thomas Studer photo)

Junior midfielder Ayden Wyman and sophomore midfielder Ezra Boilek received Honorable Mention status.

Wyman started all season for the Wolf boys after the CHS girls’ program was unable to field a team, while Boilek paced Coupeville in scoring during his first season with the program.

The Wolves, who were ranked as high as #4 in the state, finished 6-6, capturing their most wins in coach Robert Wood’s four seasons at the helm.

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