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Coupeville Middle School eighth grader Brynn Parker, celebrating a birthday today, is ready to light up the hardwood. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

It’s their gym now.

Coupeville Middle School girls basketball players are hard at work, prepping for their season opener.

That arrives Mar. 3, with Langley traveling up-Island to face off with the Wolves.

After that, CMS is on the road for three straight games, not returning to its own gym until Mar. 17.

The eight-game schedule concludes Mar. 31.

First-year Wolf coaches Kassie O’Neil and Kristina Forbes currently have 23 players, with 13 of those hoops stars hailing from sixth grade.

The roster:

 

Sixth Grade:

Isabella de Souza Oliveira
Rosie Lay
Willow Leedy-Bonifas
Ava Lucero
Taylor Marrs
Adeline Maynes
Rhylin Price
Laken Simpson
Chelsi Stevens
Tenley Stuurmans
Sydney Van Dyke
Elyse White
Marin Winger

 

Seventh Grade:

Capri Anter
Haylee Armstrong
Ava Carpenter
Lexis Drake
Melanie Wolfe

 

Eighth Grade:

Valeria de Jesus Merino
Brynn Parker
Kierra Thayer
Avery Williams-Buchanan
Liza Zustiak

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Teagan Calkins played strongly Monday at Shoreline. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

“Today was by far the best we have played this season yet.”

While both Coupeville Middle School volleyball teams fell to powerhouse King’s on the road Monday, Wolf coach Cris Matochi came away quite pleased.

“Our team has improved substantially, and today we had a bunch of incredible plays,” he said. “We also have improved our skills, and the girls stepped in and fought really hard.

“Coach Katie (Kiel) and I are extremely proud of these girls, and I could’ve not asked for a better performance from them.”

Coupeville, which was wrapping up a three-game road trip to start the season, knew going in the task would be monumental.

Yet the Wolves never flinched while facing a private school juggernaut.

“King’s was a very well-trained and developed team, with tall and athletic players,” Matochi said.

“Before we stepped in to the court, I asked the girls to play like they are David against Goliath. They all followed that motto whole-heartedly!”

Matochi praised the entire roster of young spikers for their grit and determination, while casting a spotlight on a terrific trio.

Teagan (Calkins), Brynn (Parker), and Tenley (Stuurmans) did an incredible job with setting, and every single player that came in to the game — whether for a specific role or to play around — was able to show improvement and tenacity.”

From here on out, the Wolves remain on Whidbey, with three-straight home matches, then a short trip down Island to face Langley in the season finale.

First up is Granite Falls, which comes to Coupeville this Wednesday, Oct. 13. Tipoff is 3:15 PM.

“We are extremely proud of these group of girls, and we are so excited to play the next matches and see what our future holds,” Matochi said.

“The biggest goal that Katie and I have is for the girls to have fun and play hard,” he added. “We accomplished those things so well today, and I’m so proud of them for fighting like David!”

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Brynn Parker leads off a collection of portraits. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Photos are our bridge.

As we exit out of one week, and head into another one, we’ll go light on the words, and heavy on the pics.

The portraits above and below, capturing Coupeville athletes in multiple sports, are courtesy John Fisken.

To see more of his work, pop over to:

https://www.johnsphotos.net/

 

William Davidson

Sophia Milasich

Brenna Silveira

Malachi Somes

Erica McGrath

Eddie Perera

Taygin Jump

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Brynn Parker and other Coupeville Middle School students were recently honored with academic awards. (Corinn Parker photo)

Online is where all the action is at.

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic preventing people from hosting in-person events, Coupeville schools have taken their awards ceremonies to the internet this spring.

The latest showcase to arrive online is the Coupeville Middle School Virtual Awards Show, which you can see by popping over to this site:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b8BBSLJ74vnal_EyuoQ0jsyOahRwie1J/view

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