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Lyla Stuurmans celebrates being amazing. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

“The Franchise” is the MVP.

Coupeville High School senior Lyla Stuurmans has been hailed by Northwest 2B/1B League volleyball coaches as the top spiker in the conference after a memorable final run.

Stuurmans, who helped the Wolves reel off 18 straight wins, claim league and bi-district titles, and place 4th at state, was a stat-producing machine.

She paced CHS in kills (200), solo blocks (22), and block assists (19), while also collecting 113 digs, 30 service aces, and 16 assists.

Mia Farris soars to the rooftops. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Joining her as First-Team All-Conference picks were fellow seniors Mia Farris and Katie Marti, while junior Teagan Calkins was named a Second-Team honoree.

“Mia the Magnificent” put together a strong performance across the board, delivering 174 kills and 179 digs to go with 38 aces, five assists, three block assists, and one solo block.

Katie Marti, up to shenanigans. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Meanwhile, Marti sparked the offense from the setter position, leading the Wolves with 577 assists and 58 aces. She also picked up 120 digs, 30 kills, and six block assists.

Calkins smacked 194 kills, went low for 64 digs, and rifled 33 aces. She also had 15 block assists.

Teagan Calkins, being mobbed by fans. (Jackie Saia photo)

Senior Madison McMillan was tabbed for Honorable Mention status, while Wolf head man Cory Whitmore was the NWL Coach of the Year.

McMillan filled up the stat sheet with 77 kills, a team-best 194 digs, four block assists, 22 assists, and 46 aces.

Concrete received the Team Sportsmanship award.

As he surveyed the results of All-League voting, Coupeville’s coach was a happy man.

“I’m so proud of the girls,” Whitmore said.

“Not only are they incredible athletes, but they’re also wonderful young adults and have been an absolute pleasure and honor to coach and spend time with.

“No surprise they got noticed by the other coaches.”

Madison McMillan triggers the offense. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

First-Team All-League:

Ava Ashcraft — Senior — Orcas Island
Kayleigh Collins — Senior — Concrete
Mia Farris — Senior — Coupeville
Emerson Hoksbergen — Senior — Mount Vernon Christian
Addison Keller — Junior — La Conner
Katie Marti — Senior — Coupeville
Claire Wright — Senior — Darrington

 

Second-Team All-League:

Teagan Calkins — Junior — Coupeville
Sofia Mahony-Jauregui — Junior — Orcas Island
Lili Malo — Senior — Orcas Island
Nora McCormick — Freshman — La Conner
Ava Pater — Freshman — Darrington
Abi Poulton — Freshman — La Conner
Sophie Ross — Sophomore — Darrington
Natlie Zastoupil — Senior — Mount Vernon Christian

 

Honorable Mention:

Abigail Cochran — Sophomore — Darrington
Kelsey Edwards — Senior — Concrete
Maeve McCormick — Junior — La Conner
Madison McMillan — Senior — Coupeville
Caylee Morton — Sophomore — Friday Harbor
Vera Schoultz — Sophomore — Friday Harbor

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Teagan Calkins runs this joint. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Bow Down to Cow Town, indeed.

After rampaging through league play on its way to a 9-0 mark this spring, the Coupeville High School softball squad got plenty of love from rival coaches.

Sophomore catcher Teagan Calkins, the two-way terror known as “The Red Dragon,” was tabbed as co-MVP of the Northwest 2B/1B League, while diamond guru Kevin McGranahan was named Coach of the Year.

Calkins was fond of cranking home runs, both of the over-the-fence and inside-the-park variety, while playing superb defense while working with a super-young pitching staff which featured two freshmen and an 8th grader.

Eight other Wolves were honored as well, with five making the First Team in coach voting.

Mia Farris glides in to make the snag.

Those players were juniors Madison McMillan, Taylor BrotemarkleMia Farris, and Jada Heaton, as well as fab frosh Haylee Armstrong.

Her fellow freshman (and cousin), Capri Anter, was joined by 8th graders Adeline Maynes and Sydney Van Dyke as Second-Team All-League selections.

Coupeville went 14-5 overall, reclaimed its conference crown, came within a play or two of advancing to state, and can return every player on the roster next spring.

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Grace Roberts

It’s a family tradition.

Grace Roberts, who grew up in Coupeville and is now a freshman at Chelan High School, was recently named a First-Team All-League pick in softball by 1A Caribou Trail League coaches.

She was one of just two freshmen to notch the honor.

Grace, a first baseman/pitcher, joins her cousin, Landon Roberts, who was a First Team pick in baseball in the Northwest 2B/1B League while repping Coupeville’s red and black.

Her older sister, Madeline, was also an All-League player on the softball diamond, honored for her work at shortstop for Coupeville back in 2014, when the Wolves played in the 1A/2A Cascade Conference.

Chelan, which has a very young team — nine of 13 players were 8th or 9th graders this spring — finished 13-5, splitting a pair of games at the district tourney.

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Peyton Caveness earned First-Team All-League status as a senior. (Jackie Saia photos)

They got some respect from league coaches.

After using a second-half surge to rally to tie for the league crown, the Coupeville High School baseball squad went on to win the district tourney and earn a trip to the state playoffs for a second-straight season.

Now, five of those Wolves have been tabbed to the All-League team by Northwest 2B/1B League diamond skippers.

Seniors Peyton Caveness and Seth Woollet landed on the First Team along with junior Landon Roberts, while sophomore Chase Anderson and senior Cole White were tabbed as Second Team picks.

Cole White snags a grounder, catching the eye of league coaches.

Caveness anchored the Wolves as their catcher, while Woollet became the team’s pitching ace as the season unfolded.

Roberts was a jack of all trades, pitching while also playing first base and in the outfield, with White playing shortstop.

Anderson missed more than half the season with an injury but tore things up as a designated hitter and second baseman after getting back on the field.

Mount Vernon Christian senior infielder Joel Votipka was tagged as league MVP, with Eli Sanders of Orcas Island and Jeremiah LeSourd of La Conner sharing Coach of the Year honors.

La Conner took home the Best Sportsmanship award.

 

First-Team All-League:

Logan Burks — Senior — La Conner
Peyton Caveness — Senior — Coupeville
Mason Chittick — Junior — Darrington
Eddie Cunningham — Senior — Orcas Island
Jackson Feliz — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Calder Jones — Sophomore — Orcas Island
Landon Roberts — Junior — Coupeville
Hayden Shaefer — Senior — Orcas Island
Nathan Symmank — Senior — Mount Vernon Christian
Seth Woollet — Senior — Coupeville

 

Second-Team All-League:

Chase Anderson — Sophomore — Coupeville
Cody Anderson — Senior — Friday Harbor
Trevor Blom — Junior — Mount Vernon Christian
Adam Culver — Senior — Concrete
Bennett Davis — Freshman — Mount Vernon Christian
CJ Edwards — Junior — La Conner
Cooper Green — Junior — Darrington
Floyd Holman — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Moose Kinsey — Senior — Orcas Island
Joe Stephens — Sophomore — Orcas Island
Cole White — Senior — Coupeville

 

Honorable Mention:

Jake Feddema — Sophomore — Mount Vernon Christian
Jefferson Freeman — Senior — Orcas Island
Charles Hill — Senior — Orcas Island
Channing Kleine — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Chase Woodmansee — Freshman — Mount Vernon Christian

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Chase Anderson busts up a play on defense. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Chase Anderson can kill you on both sides of the ball.

The Coupeville High School sophomore was hailed by Northwest 2B/1B League football coaches, tabbed as a First-Team All-Conference pick on both offense and defense.

Anderson, who led the Wolves in touchdowns and total points this season, was recognized for his work at wide receiver and defensive back.

Wolf QB Logan Downes plots strategy with coach Brett Casey.

Joining him on the First-Team offense were senior quarterback Logan Downes, junior tight end Hunter Bronec and senior linemen Zane Oldenstadt and William Davidson.

Junior receiver Jack Porter and sophomore running back Aiden O’Neill copped Honorable Mention.

Coupeville also landed four players on the First-Team defensive unit.

Anderson was joined by junior linebacker Marcelo Gebhard, as well as senior linemen Mikey Robinett and Jaje Drake.

O’Neill, who played safety, and freshman defensive back Davin Houston earned Honorable Mention status.

Defensive dynamo Jaje Drake (right) flexes the guns for the fans.

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