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CHS senior cheerleaders get a moment in the spotlight. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

“I am so grateful for everything I gained from this sport.”

Alysia Burdge is the third Wolf cheerleader in her family, following in the footsteps of older sisters Kylie and Kiara, and she’s been front and center in the sport since the first day she was eligible to join.

Friday night the youngest Burdge was joined by four fellow veterans, as they were celebrated on Senior Night at halftime of the CHS boys’ basketball game.

As they exited, the spirit leaders made their positive feelings known.

“I grew up with a love and idealization for being a cheerleader,” Ember Light said. “And am so grateful that I got to spend high school being one.”

Nick Shelly

Bea Roncada

Ember Light

Pamela Morrell

Alysia Burdge

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Wolf cheerleaders get the crowd riled up. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The hardwood belongs to them as well.

Coupeville High School cheerleaders provide the vocal background at Wolf basketball games, keeping the crowd fired up.

Whether hard at work or at rest, the spirit squad earns the spotlight, as shown in the pics seen above and below.

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Coupeville High School seniors Alysia Burdge and Matthew Campbell have been tabbed as the Lion’s Club Students of the Quarter.

Burdge, who was a key member of the Wolf cheer squad again this fall, boasts a 3.99 GPA and plans to attend Brigham Young University in pursuit of a psychology degree.

The youngest of Aaron and Trina Burdge’s four children, she balances school with work at the Bayleaf and also competes in track and field.

Alysia is on the yearbook staff, is a member of the school’s Executive Board and the National Honor Society and participates in Big Brothers/Big Sisters.

Her community service includes working with Ragnar, junior cheer, and the Coupeville Arts Festival.

Burdge is the third member of her family to be on the Wolf cheer squad. (Bailey Thule photo)

Matthew, who was the hard-working football manager this fall, is the son of Nathan and Rachael Campbell.

He is on the Executive Board, is a National Honor Society officer and committee chair, and is a member of the Leos Club.

Campbell, who has a pristine 4.0 GPA, works in landscaping and does pool maintenance for the Admirals Cove Beach Club.

Future plans include attending a four-year university, with an eye on medical school after that.

Campbell is the hydration king. (Bailey Thule photo)

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Seniors Pamela Morrell (left) and Alysia Burdge will lead Wolf cheer this winter. (Photo property Coupeville High School Cheer)

Two veterans will lead them into the gym.

Seniors Pamela Morrell and Alysia Burdge have been tapped as captains for the Coupeville High School winter cheer team.

That squad will provide support to the Wolf basketball teams when they begin play the first week of December.

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Wolf cheerleaders put on a show. (Bailey Thule photos)

They rock the night and rule the sideline.

The Coupeville High School cheer squad has led the way at two home football games this season, keeping the beat going through good times and rough times.

The pics above and below capture some of the Wolves in action, or at rest, keeping the spotlight on them as they prove they’re the best in the biz.

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