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Awards banquet caps hardwood season

Posted in Girls Basketball, tagged awards banquet, CHS Wolves, girls basketball, Katie Marti, Lyla Stuurmans on March 14, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Kayla Arnold was tabbed as the Most Inspirational varsity player during a basketball banquet. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Not even a hurt leg could slow her down.

Despite missing several games late in the season after a bad on-court fall, Mia Farris was the spark which lit the fire for the Coupeville High School varsity girls’ basketball squad.

That was born out Thursday, as Wolf coaches handed the junior sensation their MVP award.

Farris topped a busy night of honors, with fellow varsity stars Katie Marti (Offensive MVP) and Lyla Stuurmans (Defensive MVP) also claiming big awards.

Lyla Stuurmans will eat your very soul, sister.

Sophomore Teagan Calkins earned Most Improved, Kayla Arnold was handed Most Inspirational, and Skylar Parker and Reese Wilkinson joined Arnold in being honored as four-year players.

On the JV side of things, Bryley Gilbert (Leadership Award) and Brynn Parker (Heart Award) topped things for Kassie O’Neil’s squad.

Other second-team honors went to:

Capri Anter – Swiss Army Knife Award
Haylee Armstrong – Master Thief Award
Ari Cunningham – Not My House Award
Lexis Drake – Warrior Award
Ava Lucero – Uplifting Award
Taylor Marrs – Sight Award
Adie Maynes – Dependable Award
Chelsi Stevens – Brave Award
Tenley Stuurmans – Lil’ Coach Award

Lexis Drake outraces a foe for a loose ball.

Varsity letter winners:

Kayla Arnold
Teagan Calkins
Mia Farris
Jada Heaton
Katie Marti
Madison McMillan
Skylar Parker
Lyla Stuurmans
Reese Wilkinson

Varsity participation certificates:

Haylee Armstrong
Bryley Gilbert
Brynn Parker

JV participation certificates:

Capri Anter
Haylee Armstrong
Ari Cunningham
Lexis Drake
Bryley Gilbert
Ava Lucero
Taylor Marrs
Adie Maynes
Brynn Parker
Chelsi Stevens
Tenley Stuurmans

Managers:

Kauri Hamilton
Melanie Wolfe

Kauri Hamilton (left) and Melanie Wolfe, best-dressed managers in the biz.

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Hoops stars net awards, letters

Posted in Boys Basketball, tagged awards banquet, Boys Basketball, CHS Wolves, Cole White, Riley Lawless on March 12, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Hunter Bronec owns the paint. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They shoot, they score.

Whether on the hardwood or at a season-ending awards banquet, Coupeville High School basketball players racked up big-time success this season.

The Wolf boys’ varsity shared a league title, captured the Bi-District crown outright, and advanced to the state tourney for the second time in three seasons.

The Wolves celebrate adding more hardware to the trophy case.

Meanwhile the JV hoops stars torched nearly everyone in sight, racking up a 14-2 mark while running most foes off the floor.

With the basketballs put away and uniforms turned in, the Wolves gathered as a unit one final time Tuesday, with Brad Sherman and his coaching staff handing out letters and awards.

In the year’s biggest non-surprise, senior Logan Downes was hailed as the varsity Player of the Year.

That comes on the heels of the program’s all-time leading scorer winning Northwest 2B/1B League MVP and being tabbed as an All-State player.

Cole White snagged Defensive Player of the Year for the varsity, while Ryan Blouin earned the Wolf Award.

Rounding out the night’s honorees were Nick Guay (Sixth Man Award), Thomas Studer (Heart of Service Award), and Chase Anderson (Sunrise Award).

Eight of Coupeville’s nine seniors played all four years for the Wolves, with Zane Oldenstadt, William Davidson, Mikey Robinett, and Quinten Simpson-Pilgrim joining Downes, White, Blouin, and Guay.

On the JV side of things, Aiden O’Neill was tabbed as Player of the Year, with Camden Glover (Offense) and Landon Roberts (Defense) also hailed for their work.

Jack Porter took home the Wolf Award, with Riley Lawless noted for his work as Sixth Man of the Year.

Riley Lawless (right) gets down ‘n dirty.

Varsity letter winners:

Chase Anderson
Ryan Blouin
Hunter Bronec
Hurlee Bronec
William Davidson
Logan Downes
Nick Guay
Timothy Nitta
Zane Oldenstadt
Mikey Robinett
Quinten Simpson-Pilgrim
Cole White

Varsity participation certificates:

Aiden O’Neill
Landon Roberts

JV participation certificates:

Sage Arends
Camden Glover
Easton Green
Davin Houston
Riley Lawless
Jayden McManus
Mahkai Myles
Aiden O’Neill
Jack Porter
Johnny Porter
Landon Roberts
Malachi Somes

Managers:

Kyle McCrimmon
David Somes
Thomas Studer

Throwing fear into rivals everywhere.

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Spikers cap awards season

Posted in Volleyball, tagged awards banquet, CHS Wolves, Katie Marti, Mia Farris, volleyball on December 6, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Chloe Marzocca earned JV team MVP honors for hustle plays like this. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

That’s a wrap.

Coupeville High School volleyball held its awards banquet Wednesday night, bringing an official end to the fall sports season.

The Wolves, who advanced to state for the first time since 2017, handed out awards and letters, looking ahead to next season while celebrating the accomplishments of this campaign.

Senior Grey Peabody earned MVP honors for the CHS varsity, while junior Chloe Marzocca was honored as the top JV player.

Coupeville made a run at the state tourney, and only graduates two from this lineup.

Other award winners:

Varsity:

Heart of a Wolf:

Issabel Johnson

Most Improved:

Teagan Calkins

Most Inspirational:

Issabel Johnson

Captains:

Mia Farris
Issabel Johnson
Grey Peabody

Four-Year Awards:

Issabel Johnson
Grey Peabody

JV:

Most Improved:

Capri Anter

Most Inspirational:

Lexis Drake

Varsity letter winners:

Taylor Brotemarkle
Teagan Calkins
Mia Farris
Jada Heaton
Issabel Johnson
Katie Marti
Madison McMillan
Grey Peabody
Lyla Stuurmans

Participation certificates:

Capri Anter
Haylee Armstrong
Carly Burt
Lexis Drake
Chloe Marzocca
Myra McDonald
Dakota Strong
Aby Wood

Carly Burt has a keen eye.

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Wolf cheer honors fall team

Posted in Cheer, tagged Alysia Burdge, awards banquet, Cheer, CHS Wolves, Makenna Jonker-Chambers on November 20, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Tirsit Cannon was one of 15 Wolf cheerleaders to letter this fall. (Jackie Saia photo)

They’re heading inside, but first, awards for the work outside.

As the Coupeville High School cheer squad transitions from fall to winter sports, the Wolf spirit leaders took a moment Monday to honor their work on the football sideline.

Alysia Burdge earned the Coaches Award at the season-ending banquet, while Isabella Schooley accepted the Wolf Award.

Jacob Schooley (Most Improved) and Reina Reed (Spirit Award) also went home with hardware, while Makenna Jonker-Chambers and Hayley Thomas were acknowledged for their stellar work as co-captains.

Alysia Burdge keeps a watchful eye on things. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Varsity letter winners:

Abbigail Bond
Alysia Burdge
Tirsit Cannon
Lexis Drake
Miles Gerber
Makenna Jonkers-Chambers
Aribella Karr
Ember Light
Milana Light
Pamela Morrell
Reina Reed
Isabella Schooley
Jacob Schooley
Hayley Thomas
Kassidy Upchurch

Participation certificates:

Jayden Cooks (Mascot)
Emma Garcia
Layla Heo
Lina Shelly (Mascot)
Rafaella Silva De Campos Conceicao

Fall cheer is done; time to move into the gym for winter cheer. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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Gridiron giants dole out honors, desserts

Posted in Football, tagged awards banquet, Chase Anderson, CHS Wolves, football, William Davidson on November 16, 2023| Leave a Comment »

“Cake, cake, time to eat some cake!” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

“Get in my belly!!” (Leann Leavitt photo)

“I am proud of the fight in this team, and I have learned so much from their effort, and passion many of them pour into this game!”

Looking back on his second season at the helm of the Coupeville High School football program, Bennett Richter came away pleased.

While the Wolves came up just short in a bid to defend their league title, and return to state, the small school warriors remained resilient while frequently playing up against 1A and 2A schools.

“Although the season may not have turned out the way we intended, the memories and life lessons experienced and learned throughout this season will carry on with these kids and coaches the rest of our lives!” Richter said.

“We found that the sons of Coupeville are resilient, strong and unafraid to run headfirst into adversity and to tackle what may seem impossible!”

Operating on limited sleep, with his newborn daughter having arrived right at the end of the season, Richter pulled things together Thursday to hand out awards and letters at a dessert-orientated banquet.

Sophomore Chase Anderson, a two-way First-Team All-Conference player, was tabbed as Offensive MVP, while senior lineman William Davidson copped Defensive MVP.

Anderson also notched Special Teams MVP, with senior Zane Oldenstadt earning the Way of the Wolf, which goes to the player who is “most inspirational, who would you follow into battle.”

William Davidson brought sexy back to the gridiron. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Varsity letter winners:

Chase Anderson
Cameron Breaux
Hunter Bronec
Jayme Carranza
Peyton Caveness
Myca Clarkson
Adrian Cunningham
William Davidson
Logan Downes
Jaje Drake
Marcelo Gebhard
Matthew Gilbert
Camden Glover
Easton Green
Davin Houston
Riley Lawless
Casey Masters
Zane Oldenstadt
Aiden O’Neill
Jack Porter
Johnny Porter
Dylan Robinett
Mikey Robinett
Skylar Sand
Yohannon Sandles
Malachi Somes
Kris Sturtevant