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Avery Parker celebrates her promotion with teaching legend Deb Sherman. (Corinne Parker photo)

Erica McColl is moving her first group down the street.

Putting a bow on her first year as Coupeville Elementary School Principal, McColl presided over a passages ceremony Wednesday for Cow Town 5th graders.

Next year this group will take up residence in middle school, which brings with it the first chance for those students to compete as school athletes.

Time to learn some new names!

They’re movin’ on up. (Nikki Grinstead photo)

 

The CHS Class of 2032:

Jasmine Allen
Kolton Batterman
Jeremiah Bergman
Ava Black
Halle Black
Autumn Bond
Arletha Bosler
Ellie Callahan
Mavis Chevalier
Alec Christie
Ava Clark
Alex Clements
Jackson Coxsey
Logan Dees
Juniper Dotson
Emma Dugger
Alanna Dugovic
Daniel Ferguson
Logan Flowers
Elliot Gagnon
Gracie Gonzalez
Alba Greenwade
Brayden Grinstead
Delilah Grinstead
Kyler Gullett
Jackson Gustafson
Kenshin Guzman
Jaxson Harmon
Leah Hernandez-Gomes
Hayden Hill
Jaslynn Hilliard
Scarlett Jackson
Harlow Jefferies
Gabriel Ketterling
Ada Lafranchise
Esmerelda Lafranchise
Daisy Leedy-Bonifas
Ronan Liddell
Olivia Longwell
Liam Martin
Nova Martin
Kalet Martinez Flores
Piper Mathis
Hayden Maynes
Mica McCloskey
Josilyn McColl
Dreyke Mendiola
Cooper Morrison
Angelina Nelson
Layla Openshaw
Avery Parker
Michael Perez
Samuel Perry
Braxten Ratcliff
Rockford Reyes
Faith Rivers
Reina Rivers
Levi Rowe
Lincoln Russo
Brady Sherman
Jacob Stewart
Nicholas Strong
Madeleine Summers
Gweneviere Trevino
Vincent Van Houten
Audrey Wagner
Keegan Williams
Seraphina Williams
Samara Wilson
Burke Winger
Hunter Wold
Dalton Woolcock

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Avery Parker drills a jumper over Greg White. (Photos courtesy Brad Sherman)

If you open the gym, they will come.

The Coupeville Youth Basketball Association held a two-day skills camp for kids in grades K-5, attracting nearly 60 players.

The event was broken down into two groups, with K-2 playing together and 3-5 taking the court after them.

High school and middle school coaches led the camp, while current CHS players assisted, creating a positive experience for players both young and (relatively) old.

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Avery Parker is ready for her closeup, Mr. De Mille. (Photo courtesy Corinn Parker)

The kid has mad skills.

Avery Parker, the prairie Rembrandt whose artwork kept Coupeville Sports afloat in the darkest hours of the pandemic, is back at it.

Already a stage veteran with multiple ballet shows to her credit, she’s now essaying the lead role in Coupeville Elementary’s production of Matilda.

The play, presented by the CES Drama Club, runs this Friday and Saturday, Mar. 8-9, with the curtain rising at 6:30 P.M.

Things go down in the high school’s Performing Arts Center, and admission is free.

Though you are more than welcome to make a donation or purchase a munchable or two from the bake sale.

Proceeds benefit Parker and her fellow thespians.

On a side note, if you’re smart, get an autograph now, then slap that baby under glass and wait for its value to skyrocket as Wolf Nation’s #1 diva takes over the world.

You can thank me later.

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“The Franchise” gets some quality time with “The Chosen One.” (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

How much traffic can Coupeville Sports handle??

Combining Lyla “The Franchise” Stuurmans, international art star Avery Parker, the rough ‘n rowdy Sherman boys, and multiple pics of Adeline “The Chosen One” Richter into one story??

Why, I’ll be raking in those sweet, sweet page hits for days at this rate.

It’s almost like I’m channeling ‘Joliet’ Jake Blues here.

“YES! YES! JESUS H. TAP-DANCING CHRIST… I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!”

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Coupeville’s junior cheer squad takes the floor. (Corinn Parker photo)

The future claimed the present.

Halftime of the Coupeville High School varsity boys’ basketball game was dominated by the town’s junior cheerleaders, who showed up 30 girls strong Friday night.

After working with coaches Sylvia Arnold, Cavan Simonson, and Tiffany Hembree, the young squad delivered a “power cheer” performance honed by several weeks of practice.

High school cheerleader Lynn Cosner and Girls Scouts cookie super saleswoman Halle Black hang out. (Photo courtesy Spirit of Cheer Booster Club)

Some of the young athletes will continue with the sport, someday replacing the girls and boys who currently wear CHS cheer uniforms.

Others will move on to other pursuits.

But, for one night, they were here, and they were loud ‘n proud.

Avery Parker is fired up. (Corinn Parker photo)

 

The roster:

Jasmine Allen
Serenity Balder
Scarlet Barnes
Halle Black
Mavis Chevalier
Stella Day
Caitlin Del Russo
Maja Rain Govorcin
Callie Hagen
Leah Hernandez-Gomez
Ella Holm
Autumn Abigail Hunt
Sabrina Judnich
Claire Lachnit
Daisy Leedy-Bonifas
Sophia Magdolen
Kennedy O’Neil
Avery Parker
Crissy Pings-Dockery
Jordin Powell
Annaliese Powers
Emily Rains
Faith Rivers
Reina Rivers
Alyvia Schoene
Milly Somes
Diana Teran Herrera
Scarlette Verhulst
Lou Ella Zito

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