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One last volley (of awards) for net crew!!

Posted in Tennis, tagged awards banquet, CHS Wolves, Joey Lippo, tennis, William Nelson on November 17, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Jimmy Myers took home Most Inspirational among his three awards Thursday night. (John Fisken photos)

Grey Rische matched his doubles partner with three honors of his own, including a Coaches Award.

They shared the court all season, so it’s only fitting they shared their team’s biggest award.

Junior netters William Nelson and Joey Lippo both took home MVP honors Thursday night as the Coupeville High School boys’ tennis team capped its season.

The duo, who finished third at districts after winning the 1A Olympic League tourney title, led off a string of winners.

Jimmy Myers took home Most Inspirational, Mason Grove and Jakobi Baumann shared Most Improved and Joseph Wedekind, John McClarin and Grey Rische received the Coaches Award.

Seniors Wedekind, McClarin, Myers and Rische were honored as captains while also receiving 4-Year Awards along with Aiden Crimmins.

The entire 16-man Wolf team all nabbed varsity letters from coach Ken Stange.

Letter winners:

Jakobi Baumann
Jaschon Baumann
Aiden Crimmins
Nick Etzell
Zach Ginnings
Mason Grove
Elliot Johnson
Tiger Johnson
Joey Lippo
Nile Lockwood
John McClarin
Jimmy Myers
William Nelson
Grey Rische
Koby Schreiber
Joseph Wedekind

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Wolves tackle awards season!!

Posted in Football, tagged awards banquet, Cameron Toomey-Stout, CHS Wolves, football, Hunter Smith on November 16, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Sophomore lineman Matt Stevens is one of ?? Wolf football players to letter this season. (John Fisken photos)

Sophomore lineman Matt Stevens is one of 34 Wolf football players to letter this season. (John Fisken photos)

Freshmen Dawson Houston (left) and Andrew Martin are part of a young group on its way up.

Cameron Toomey-Stout piled up numbers on both sides of the ball during his junior campaign.

Hunter Smith broke school records left and right this season, and Wednesday night his coaches and teammates hailed him for his work.

Smith, who snapped school single-season records for receiving yards (916) and receiving touchdowns (11), was named Offensive MVP as Coupeville officially closed out its first football season under head coach Jon Atkins.

Uriel Liquidano was tabbed Defensive MVP, Clay Reilly (and his super-powered kicking leg) made off with Special Teams MVP and Julian Welling was named Most Valuable Lineman.

Jacob Martin capped the honors, taking home the Wolf Award.

He, Reilly, Liquidano, Welling and quarterback Hunter Downes were also hailed for their work as captains.

The 1A Olympic League hasn’t announced All-Conference picks yet.

To earn a letter, Wolf players had to be on the field for at least one varsity play during the season and end the year in good standing.

Letter winners:

Chris Battaglia
Trevor Bell
Luke Carlson
Hunter Downes
Tucker Hall
Matt Hilborn
Jake Hoagland
Dawson Houston
Teo Keilwitz
Gavin Knoblich
Ryan Labrador
Uriel Liquidano
Shane Losey
Dane Lucero
Spencer Machen
Andrew Martin
Jacob Martin
Jacobi Pacquette-Pilgrim
Axel Partida
Jonathan Partida
Jake Pease
Clay Reilly
Josh Robinson
Matthew Shreffner
Hunter Smith
Matt Stevens
Gavin Straub
Jonathan Thurston
Cameron Toomey-Stout
Sean Toomey-Stout
James Vidoni
Julian Welling
Ulrik Wells
Jacob Zettle
BayLee Dunsmore (manager)

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Awards banquet? Aced it!!

Posted in Girls Tennis, tagged awards banquet, CHS Wolves, Jacki Ginnings, Jazmine Franklin, tennis on May 22, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Freshmen Sage Renninger (left) and Payton Aparicio played #1 doubles for the Wolves all season.

McKenzie Bailey won the Coach’s Award for a very successful junior campaign.

Haleigh Deasy was named Most Inspirational.

Jacki went out on top.

After leading the Coupeville High School girl’s tennis squad all season with grace and quiet fire, senior Jacki Ginnings was tabbed as the team’s MVP Thursday during the season-ending awards shindig.

She also shared captain honors with fellow senior Wynter Thorne, junior McKenzie Bailey and sophomore Valen Trujillo.

Bailey, who copped the Coach’s Award, will reunite with Trujillo as captains in 2016, with Jazmine Franklin and Sydney Autio set to join them.

Franklin (Most Improved), Haleigh Deasy (Most Inspirational) and Ana and Ivy Luvera (4-Year Awards) also walked away with hardware.

CHS coach Ken Stange, in his 10th year at the helm, guided the Wolves to an 11-3 record and an Olympic League title.

Varsity Letters:

Payton Aparicio
Sydney Autio
McKenzie Bailey
Bree Daigneault
Haleigh Deasy
Jazmine Franklin
Jacki Ginnings
Micky LeVine
Ana Luvera
Ivy Luvera
Mckenzie Meyer
Sage Renninger
Wynter Thorne
Valen Trujillo

JV certificates:

Maggie Crimmins
Kenzi LaRue
Hanna Seiffert
Ashley Smith
Kameryn St Onge

Managers:

John McClarin
Joseph Wedekind

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Booters shoot, score at banquet!!

Posted in Boys Soccer, tagged Abraham Leyva, awards banquet, CHS Wolves, Ethan Spark, Sebastian Davis, Soccer on May 22, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Junior forward Garrett Compton was one of 10 Wolves to score in 2015. (John Fisken photos)

Big-kicking sophomore Uriel Liquidano is one of the key players coach Kyle Nelson hopes to return to the pitch next season.

Colin Belliveau is one nine seniors who will depart the Wolf program.

Admit it. There wasn’t much suspense.

If Abraham Leyva hadn’t been awarded Player of the Year Thursday when the Coupeville High School boys’ soccer squad handed out awards and letters, the jaws would have hit the floor.

Leyva capped his junior season on the pitch with a team-high 14 goals, more than double the output of any of his teammates.

He has led the Wolves in scoring both years he has played for CHS.

But, even if you’re 99.2% sure of where one award is going, the rest are usually up for grabs, producing surprises as they’re handed out.

Such was the case Thursday, as seven other Wolves netted honors.

Ethan Spark took home Player of the Year for the JV squad, while Aaron Wright (varsity) and Jeremiah Pace (JV) collected Most Inspirational.

Most Improved Player was split between Connor McCormick and Sebastian Davis at the varsity level, while Isaac Vargas was tabbed for the same award at the JV level.

Freshman William Nelson rounded out the honorees, being named Rookie of the Year.

The Wolves finished 3-11 overall, 2-4 in Olympic League play.

Eight of the 10 players who scored (accounting for 29 of 35 goals) were underclassmen and could return in 2016.

That would be bolstered further by a healthy Zane Bundy, who missed most of his junior season after being the team’s #2 scorer as a sophomore.

Varsity letter winners:

Colin Belliveau
Zane Bundy
Taylor Chiles
Garrett Compton
Josh Datin
Sebastian Davis
Ryan Freeman
Tanner Kircher
Keegan Korteum
Abraham Leyva
Uriel Liquidano
Oscar Liquidano
Connor McCormick
Cody Menges
Loren Nelson
William Nelson
Ethan Spark
Isaac Vargas
Joel Walstad
Aaron Wright

JV certificates:

Noah Allison
Andre Avila
Laurence Boado
Beauman Davis
Nick Dion
Jose Marcos
Zach Nall
Jeremiah Pace
JT Quinn
Henry Wynn