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Another day, another award for Grove!!

Posted in Girls Soccer, tagged , , , , , on October 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Coupeville High School goalie Lauren Grove stays busy in the net. (John Fisken photo)

   Coupeville High School goalie Lauren Grove stays busy in the net. (John Fisken photo)

MaxPreps likes Lauren Grove.

Like really likes.

The web site, which is devoted to being a national clearing house for prep stats and results (some weeks more competently than others…) has tabbed the CHS senior goalie as one of its state soccer players of the week for the second time this fall.

Grove was honored for her play during the week of Oct. 17-23, when the Wolf booters played three games, two against league-leading Klahowya and one against Port Townsend.

With the state-title-contending Eagles peppering her in particular, Grove made 45 saves over the course of the three games.

To see her name on the great, wide internet, and read more about the award, pop over to:

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/EcSTg3G3fkmxmzzCjmDfSA/maxpreps-nscaa-high-school-state-players-of-the-week-for-october-17-23,-2016.htm

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Wolf goalie nets national honor!!

Posted in Girls Soccer, tagged , , , , on October 8, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Wolf goalie Lauren Grove was named a Player of the Week by MaxPreps. (John Fisken photo)

   CHS senior Lauren Grove was named a Player of the Week by MaxPreps. (John Fisken photo)

Mia Littlejohn is not the only Wolf soccer player getting some notice.

Senior CHS goaltender Lauren Grove has been honored by MaxPreps as one of its state players of the week.

The award, which is sponsored by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, goes to a male and female athlete from each state on a weekly basis during the pitch season.

Grove, picked during the week of Sept. 26-Oct 2., is being honored for her work in net Sept. 19-25.

That covers her performances during a pair of non-conference games — a 5-1 win over Mount Vernon Christian and a 4-1 victory against North Mason.

To see Grove’s name up in the spotlights, pop over to:

http://www.maxpreps.com/news/3W2sygLecUKKSbw2dOF01g/maxpreps-nscaa-high-school-state-players-of-the-week-for-september-26-october-2,-2016.htm

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We got your hardware right here!!

Posted in Baseball, tagged , , , , on June 6, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Joey Lippo (John Fisken photo)

   Sophomore Joey Lippo was tabbed as Coupeville’s best utility player. (John Fisken photo)

Gabe Wynn (Sylvia Hurlburt photo)

   Gabe Wynn had the team’s highest OBP, helped along by his knack for being plunked by opposing pitchers. (Sylvia Hurlburt photo)

Nick Etzell (Fisken photo)

Nick Etzell, providing some of his “best off the bench support.” (Fisken photo)

One last chance to shine.

Stepping into the spotlight for the final time as high school baseball players Monday, Cole Payne and CJ Smith carried away their fair share of awards.

With CHS coach Marc Aparicio bringing his first season at the helm of the Wolves to a close, he tabbed Payne as the team MVP, while Smith walked away with Most Valuable Pitcher and team captain.

The senior duo were joined by sophomore Hunter Smith and freshman Matt Hilborn in receiving official notice of their status as First-Team All-League picks, as well.

Junior first-baseman Kory Score was a runner-up for All-League.

The group, who led the Wolf baseball program to its first league title since 1991, were chosen by a vote of 1A Olympic League coaches.

Payne was the league MVP, while CHS coaches (Aparicio, Mike Etzell, Chris Smith and Josh Welshans) were honored as the league’s best coaching staff.

In other team awards, Payne took home Highest Batting Average and a 4-Year Award, while junior Gabe Wynn won Highest OBP and the Wear It Award for being the Wolf who was hit the most by opposing pitchers.

Other winners included Aiden Crimmins (best overall team support), Nick Etzell (best off the bench support), Joey Lippo (best utility batter/player), Jake Pease (Wolf Pride), Jacob Zettle (Most Improved), Cameron “Rodeo” Dahl (Best Nickname) and Scott Losey (best support parent).

Varsity letter winners:

Ty Eck
Nick Etzell
Brenden Gilbert
Matt Hilborn
Jake Hoagland
Joey Lippo
Dane Lucero
Ethan Marx
Cole Payne
Clay Reilly
Kory Score
CJ Smith
Hunter Smith
Cameron Toomey-Stout
Julian Welling
Gabe Wynn

Certificate of Participation:

Aiden Crimmins
Cameron Dahl
Shane Losey
Jake Pease
Kyle Rockwell
Jonathan Thurston
James Vidoni
Jacob Zettle

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Sluggers pile up awards!!

Posted in Softball, tagged , , , , on May 30, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Jae LeVine swung a big bat and played stellar defense for a Wolf squad which won its most games in several seasons. (John Fisken photos)

   Jae LeVine swung a big bat and played stellar defense for a Wolf squad which won nine games, including five straight at one point. (John Fisken photos)

Hannah Benway shared Most Improved honors with fellow frosh Nicole Lester.

Hannah Benway shared Most Improved honors with fellow frosh Nicole Lester.

Sophomore Lauren Rose is now a two-time All-League softball player.

Sophomore Lauren Rose is now a two-time All-League softball player.

Mikayla Elfrank (Justine McGranahan photos)

   Mikayla Elfrank beats the hose wielded by her coach while playing a wet version of kickball during the team’s banquet. (Justine McGranahan photos)

Hope LOdell

Hope Lodell splashes down in the pool.

Consistency.

Coupeville High School upheld tradition, netting four First-Team All-League players for the second consecutive year when 1A Olympic League softball coaches tallied their votes.

Sophomores Katrina McGranahan (P) and Lauren Rose (3B) repeated, while sophomore Hope Lodell (OF) and freshman Veronica Crownover (Designated Player) were first-time honorees.

Coupeville went 9-11, winning five straight early in the year.

The Wolves battled aggressively against Bellevue Christian in a playoff loss, then watched as the Vikings, who they split regular season games with, went on to claim 3rd place at the state playoffs.

The All-League honors were among a mix of awards handed out by coaches Kevin McGranahan and Ron Wright at a season-ending banquet Monday afternoon.

Katrina McGranahan nabbed MVP honors, while Rose (Offensive MVP), Sarah Wright (Defensive MVP), Tiffany Briscoe (Hustle Award) and Kailey Kellner (Coaches Award) were also honored.

Freshmen Nicole Lester and Hannah Benway shared Most Improved.

Varsity letter winners:

Tiffany Briscoe
Robin Cedillo
Veronica Crownover
Mikayla Elfrank
Kailey Kellner
Jae LeVine
Hope Lodell
Katrina McGranahan
Heather Nastali
Tamika Nastali
Lauren Rose
Sarah Wright

Participation certificates:

Hannah Benway
Nicole Lester
Melissa Otto

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Netters serve up awards!!

Posted in Girls Tennis, tagged , , , , , on May 26, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Sydney Autio was one of four captains for this year's CHS net squad. (John Fisken photos)

   Sydney Autio was one of four captains for this year’s CHS net squad. (John Fisken photos)

Bree Daigneault capped her junior season by being named Most Inspirational.

Bree Daigneault capped her junior season by being named Most Inspirational.

Did it really happen if the media wasn’t alerted?

Successfully pulling off a covert awards banquet Wednesday night, the Coupeville High School girls’ tennis team put a final stamp on a very successful season.

Junior Valen Trujillo and sophomores Payton Aparicio and Sage Renninger shared the team MVP award, while sophomore Maggie Crimmins claimed Most Improved and junior Bree Daigneault copped Most Inspirational.

Trujillo and seniors McKenzie Bailey, Jazmine Franklin and Sydney Autio were also honored for their work as team captains.

Varsity letter winners:

Payton Aparicio
Sydney Autio
McKenzie Bailey
Julia Borges
Maggie Crimmins
Bree Daigneault
Jazmine Franklin
Kenzi LaRue
Sage Renninger
Julianne Sem
Kameryn St Onge
Valen Trujillo

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