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“Who’s in first place? We are!!” (Mia Farris photo)

The stretch run comes at home. Mostly.

After a week where 99% of games were on the road, Coupeville High School spring sports teams get six home clashes this coming week.

Both softball and baseball travel to Darrington Monday, then are camped on their own diamonds after that.

Orcas Island is slated to travel to Coupeville Tuesday, with Concrete arriving Thursday, and Darrington swinging by for a rematch Saturday.

The final one of those home games will be Senior Night for Wolf baseball.

The CHS softball sluggers? They have no 12th graders on their roster this season.

Meanwhile, girls’ tennis continues its season-long road trip while waiting for new courts to be finished, with treks to The Bush School in Seattle Wednesday and to Friday Harbor on Friday.

Wrapping things up, Coupeville track and field has its final two regular season meets, with both coming off-Island.

The Wolves travel to Lynden Thursday and Lakewood Saturday, then make the turn to the postseason after that.

As we head into what should be a busy week, a look at where things stand as of April 21 among sports which count wins and losses.

 

Northwest League baseball:

School League Overall
Orcas Island 7-1 10-4
Coupeville 5-2 6-8
MV Christian 5-3 8-6
Friday Harbor 4-4 4-8
La Conner 2-4 6-5
Concrete 1-5 2-5
Darrington 1-6 1-6

 

Northwest League girls’ tennis:

School League Overall
Friday Harbor 2-0 2-0
Coupeville 0-2 0-5

 

Northwest League softball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 5-0 8-4
Darrington 5-1 6-2
Friday Harbor 5-2 5-5
Orcas Island 2-4 3-8
Concrete 0-5 0-9
La Conner 0-5 0-10

“The bus? Yep, we’re getting on the bus again.” (Andrew Williams photo)

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Taygin Jump, livin’ life on the East Coast. (Photo courtesy Christina Jump)

Everywhere you look, a former Wolf busy at the next level.

Multiple Coupeville grads competed Friday and Saturday in college sports events, from track and field to baseball.

How they did:

 

Taygin Jump:

The Plattsburgh State freshman earned points for her team in both her events at the Middlebury Outdoor Invitational in Vermont.

Jump finished third (out of 11 competitors) in the javelin, chucking it 94 feet, four inches, then came back around to claim sixth (out of 12) in the hammer, with a throw of 113-02.

 

Joey Lippo:

A senior at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, he recorded three hits and scored twice Saturday in Cambridge as the Owls were swept in doubleheader diamond action.

UMPI, which sits at 2-15 on the season, gets right back at it Sunday with another twin bill against the same school.

 

Logan Martin:

The Central Washington University sophomore was at home during the CWU Wildcat Invitational in Ellensburg.

Martin finished fifth in the hammer (out of 21 throwers), launching the implement 170-02, while also claiming eighth (of 20) in the discus with a lob of 135-04.

 

Tate Wyman:

The Oregon Tech freshman was super-busy this weekend, competing in four events at the Raider Invitational in Ashland.

Wyman opened by nailing a PR of 23.53 seconds in the 200 Friday, then ran in the 110 hurdles (16.88), 400 (57.39), and 4 x 100 relay (45.22) a day later.

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Jack Farrell comes up firing on defense. (Jackie Saia photo)

Don’t look now, but Coupeville is making its patented second-half move.

Upholding a longstanding tradition, the 2024 edition of Wolf baseball stormed from behind to topple host Mount Vernon Christian 10-5 Friday.

That pushes Coupeville’s win streak in Northwest 2B/1B League games to four-straight, gets them to 5-2 in conference action, and lets them hurdle the Hurricanes to move into sole possession of second place.

The Wolves, who are 6-8 overall, are a game-and-a-half back of frontrunner Orcas Island (7-1), with MVC (5-3), Friday Harbor (4-4), La Conner (2-4), Concrete (1-5), and Darrington (1-6) rounding out the combatants.

CHS has five conference clashes left on the schedule, with three of those, including a second meeting with Orcas, slated to go down in Cow Town.

No baseball escapes Aiden O’Neill’s glove. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Friday, playing on the mainland, the Wolves came out strongly, slipped up for a bit, then reclaimed the lead and never let it go.

Coupeville took advantage of Hurricane errors all day, beginning in the second inning, when it used a wild pitch, a passed ball, and two bobbled balls to push three runs across the plate.

Wolf hurler Seth Woollet kept MVC largely at bay, getting some slick defensive play from 8th grader Carson Grove at second base, though eventually the hosts regained the lead for a hot second.

With CHS unable to score across the third, fourth, and fifth innings, the lead slipped to 3-1, then went to a 3-3 stalemate, before the Wolves fell behind at 4-3.

Never fear.

The final two frames thoroughly belonged to Coupeville, as the road warriors surged for seven runs to claim the win.

Three more ‘Cane errors in the top of the sixth helped a lot, then Steven Gonzalez tore the hide off the ball, lacing a two-run single to left field to push CHS ahead 7-4.

Landon Roberts prepares to inflict great harm on the baseball. Nothing personal, just business. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

MVC got one run back in the bottom half of the inning, but the Wolves iced things in the seventh as Coop Cooper walked, before Landon Roberts and Johnny Porter laced back-to-back base knocks.

The final blow came off the bat of Peyton Caveness, with Mount Vernon committing its sixth, and final error, on the play to compound matters.

Up 10-5, Woollet handed the ball off to Roberts, and the lanky lefty struck out the side in the seventh to close things down.

 

Friday stats:

Chase Anderson — Two singles, one walk
Coop Cooper — Two walks
Steven Gonzalez — One single
Carson Grove — One walk
Jack Porter — One walk
Johnny Porter — One single
Landon Roberts — One single
Cole White — One single, one walk
Seth Woollet — Two singles

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If you support tomorrow’s potential big leaguers today, you might get to see the current professional stars in action.

Central Whidbey Little League is running a raffle for four Seattle Mariners tickets, as the photo above reveals.

To get your tickets, either contact the CWLL Facebook page or track down a current player.

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Jack Porter, ready to rack up some stats. (Ember Light photo)

Another day, another milestone.

With Tuesday’s win over Friday Harbor, the Coupeville High School varsity baseball squad has played 13 of 19 regular season games, reaching the two-thirds mark of the campaign.

As the Wolves prep to square off with Mount Vernon Christian Friday, we take a brief detour to look at up to the moment pitching and hitting stats.

All numbers come from Game Changer, which is run by the CHS coaches.

“Time to get those numbers, gentlemen.” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

HITTING:

 

At-Bats:

Landon Roberts – 39
Peyton Caveness – 37
Cole White
– 37
Jack Porter
– 35
Camden Glover
– 30
Aiden O’Neill
– 29
Coop Cooper
– 27
Yohannon Sandles
– 25
Johnny Porter
– 16
Steven Gonzalez
– 12
Seth Woollet – 12
Carson Grove
– 9
Aidyn McDermott – 9
Matthew Gilbert 
– 5
Chase Anderson – 4
Jack Farrell – 1
Jayden Little – 1

 

Hits:

Caveness – 15
Sandles – 10
Roberts – 9
White – 9
Glover – 8
Ja. Porter – 8
Cooper – 5
Grove – 5
O’Neill – 4
Jo. Porter – 4
Gonzalez – 3
McDermott – 2
Anderson – 1
Gilbert – 1
Woollet – 1

 

Runs:

White – 12
Caveness – 10
O’Neill – 8
Roberts – 7
Glover – 6
Ja. Porter – 6
Cooper – 5
Jo. Porter – 4
Sandles – 4
McDermott – 3
Gilbert – 2
Gonzalez – 2
Woollet – 2
Grove – 1

 

2B’s:

Caveness – 7
Ja. Porter – 4
Glover – 3
Jo. Porter – 1
Sandles – 1

 

3B’s:

Caveness – 3
Ja. Porter – 2
O’Neill – 1
Jo. Porter – 1

 

RBI:

Caveness – 9
Ja. Porter – 7
Sandles – 7
Cooper – 5
Roberts – 5
Glover – 4
Gonzalez – 3
Grove – 3
O’Neill – 3
White – 3
McDermott – 1
Woollet – 1

 

Walks:

Caveness – 10
Glover – 9
O’Neill – 8
Cooper – 7
White – 7
Ja. Porter – 5
Roberts – 5
Gonzalez – 4
McDermott – 3
Jo. Porter – 3
Sandles – 2
Gilbert – 1
Woollet – 1

 

Stolen Bases:

Roberts – 12
Caveness – 10
White – 8
O’Neill – 6
Glover – 3
Cooper – 2
Grove – 2
Ja. Porter – 2
Gonzalez – 1
McDermott – 1
Woollet – 1

 

Batting Average:

Grove – .556
Caveness – .405
Sandles – .400
Glover – .267
Anderson – .250
Gonzalez – .250
Jo. Porter – .250
White – .243
Roberts – .231
Ja. Porter – .229
McDermott – .222
Gilbert – .200
Cooper – .185
O’Neill – .138
Woollet – .083

 

PITCHING:

 

Games:

Glover – 9
Roberts – 6
Woollet – 6
Caveness – 5
Cooper – 3
O’Neill – 3
Gilbert
 – 2
Grove
– 2
Ja. Porter 
– 1
White – 2

 

Starts:

Roberts – 4
Caveness – 3
Woollet – 3
Glover – 1
O’Neill – 1
Ja. Porter – 1

 

Hits:

Woollet – 32
Roberts – 21
Glover – 11
Caveness – 10
Grove – 3
O’Neill – 3
White – 3
Cooper – 2
Gilbert – 1

 

Runs:

Roberts – 30
Woollet – 21
Caveness – 16
Glover – 15
O’Neill – 9
Grove – 6
Gilbert – 5
Cooper – 3
Ja. Porter – 3
White – 3

 

Earned Runs:

Roberts – 15
Glover – 9
O’Neill – 8
Caveness – 7
Woollet – 7
Grove – 6
Gilbert – 2
White – 2

 

Walks:

Glover – 30
Roberts – 25
Caveness – 22
O’Neill – 14
Woollet – 8
Grove – 5
Gilbert – 4
White – 4
Ja. Porter – 3
Cooper – 2

 

Strikeouts:

Glover – 23
Roberts – 21
Caveness – 16
Woollet – 14
Cooper – 4
Ja. Porter – 4
Gilbert – 3
Grove – 3
O’Neill – 1
White – 1

 

Innings Pitched:

Woollet – 24.0
Roberts – 17.1
Glover – 14.0
Caveness – 13.2
O’Neill – 3.0
Cooper – 2.1
Grove – 2.1
Ja. Porter – 2.0
Gilbert – 1.0
White – 0.1

 

Batters Faced:

Woollet – 120
Roberts – 106
Glover – 86
Caveness – 74
O’Neill – 26
Grove – 15
Cooper – 13
Gilbert – 10
Ja. Porter – 10
White – 9

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