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Cael Wilson leads the attack. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Coming off a season where it was in playoff contention until the final game, the Coupeville High School co-ed soccer squad landed four players on the All-League team.

Senior Cael Wilson, who led the Wolves in scoring with seven goals, was tabbed as a First-Team pick by Northwest 2B/1B League boys’ coaches.

He was joined in receiving honors by three other Class of 2025 members, with Preston Epp and Hurlee Bronec named as Second-Team picks and Ayden Wyman claiming Honorable Mention status.

Ayden Wyman sacrifices her noggin.

Wyman notched 13 goals across her first two seasons of high school soccer while leading the Wolf girls’ program, before joining the CHS boys for her junior and senior years after Coupeville was unable to field a girls’ squad.

She was one of two female players to notch All-League honors, joining Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood sophomore Lydia Negash.

Lopez Island, which had a breakout season while finishing 2nd at the 1B/2B state tourney, swept the league’s top honors.

Junior Andris Meissner was tabbed as MVP, with Mycah Kraushaar honored as Coach of the Year and her team also receiving the sportsmanship award.

Orcas Island, which won its second state title, had the most players picked, with seven of its booters receiving First or Second-Team honors.

Coupeville went 4-4 in conference play while vying in a league which produced three of the top four teams in the state, and 6-8-1 overall.

That included a landmark home win over Mount Vernon Christian, its first in 13 games against the perennial power.

Preston Epp directs traffic.

Hurlee Bronec protects the net.

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Solomon Rudat keeps his head in the game. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

One final shot, for glory and praise.

The Coupeville High School co-ed soccer squad wrapped its season Thursday with an awards banquet.

Wolf coaches Robert Wood and Kimberly Kisch handed out an assortment of mementos to their booters, who were fighting for a playoff berth right up through the final day of the season.

Cael Wilson eyeballs the defense.

 

Awards:

 

Golden Boot (Most Goals):

Cael Wilson

 

Ballon d’Or (Most Outstanding Player):

Hurlee Bronec

 

MVPS:

Brian Thompson (8th)
Edmund Wilson (9th)
Solomon Rudat (10th)
Frankie Tenore (11th)
Hurlee Bronec (12th)

 

Most Improved:

Amelia Crowder

 

Captains – Varsity:

Preston Epp
Cael Wilson
Ayden Wyman

 

Captain – JV:

Frankie Tenore

 

Scholar-Athletes:

Hurlee Bronec
Amelia Crowder
Lillian Ketterling
Edmund Kunz
Josh Lujan
Taylor Marrs
Inara Maund
Solomon Rudat
Shiloh Sandlin
Frankie Tenore
Cael Wilson
Edmund Wilson
Ayden Wyman

Edmund Wilson kick-starts the action.

 

Varsity letter winners:

Sage Arends
Hurlee Bronec
Mason Butler
Preston Epp
Dane Hadsall
Lillian Ketterling
Angel Partida
Solomon Rudat
Frankie Tenore
Brian Thompson
Matthew Ward
Tamsin Ward
Cael Wilson
Edmund Wilson
Ayden Wyman

 

Participation certificates:

Niella Bryan
Amelia Crowder
Emma Cushman
Wyatt Fitch-Marron
Edmund Kunz
Josh Lujan
Taylor Marrs
Inara Maund
Roger Merino-Martinez
Sam Richards
Shiloh Sandlin

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Tamsin Ward and the Wolf co-ed soccer squad are tied for second place in the Northwest 2B/1B League. (Jackie Saia photo)

A bump in the road.

Playing on Friday Harbor Tuesday, the Coupeville High School co-ed soccer squad took a brief step backwards, held scoreless for only the second time in 11 games this season.

Blanked 3-0 by their hosts, the Wolves had their three-game winning streak cracked and fall to 3-1 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 5-5-1 overall.

Coupeville is in a tie with Lopez Island (3-1) for second place in the nine-team NWL boys’ soccer standings, trailing just Orcas Island (5-0) with four games left on the regular season schedule.

Next up is a big one, with the Wolves squaring off with Lopez at Mickey Clark Field Thursday in a game scheduled to kick off at 4:00 PM.

After that, CHS closes with a home clash against Providence Classical Christian (Oct. 29), a road trip to La Conner (Nov. 1) and a home rumble with Orcas (Nov. 2).

Tuesday was the second time the Wolves played Friday Harbor this season, but an 8-3 loss back on Sept. 17 was in a game considered a non-conference clash between league foes.

This one hurt more, as it affects playoff positioning and came in a must-win game for the always-tough Wolverines, who came into the day unexpectedly struggling at 0-3 in NWL play.

CHS coach Robert Wood praised senior goaltender Hurlee Bronec, saying the netminder “played like a professional and saved it from being 7-0.”

The Wolves return to their home pitch for three of the final four regular season games. (Finn Price photo)

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Shiloh Sandlin and Co. are off to a strong start in league play. (Parker Hammons photo)

It’s been a while since Coupeville High School played a competitive soccer game.

But the wait was worth it.

Back in a pitch battle for the first time in 10 days, the Wolves co-ed squad nipped host Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood 1-0 Friday afternoon in their league opener.

The win propels CHS to 1-0 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 3-4-1 overall.

Next up is a clash with Grace Academy, also on the road, set for Tuesday, Oct. 15.

The Wolves beat the Eagles 3-1 earlier this season in a game considered a non-league tilt.

Friday’s rumble in Lynnwood was a “scrappy game,” said Coupeville coach Robert Wood.

“Two yellow cards, should have been five.”

“WHAT??? He fell down by himself!” (Finn Price photo)

The Wolves nabbed the only score of the game thanks to Angel Partida, who was set up by Cael Wilson.

It was Partida’s fifth goal of the season, tying him for the team lead, and sixth of his prep career.

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Frankie Tenore is one of six Wolf booters to score in a game this season. (Jackie Saia photo)

The goal chase begins anew.

Coupeville High School soccer returns to action this Friday, Oct. 11, with a road trip to Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood to kick off conference play.

The clash will be the first for the Wolves in 10 days and offers a chance for the team to add to its season scoring totals.

Angel Partida is #2 on the varsity in scoring. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

Where things currently stand:

 

Varsity:

Cael Wilson – 5
Angel Partida – 4
Sage Arends – 2
Preston Epp – 1

 

JV:

Lillian Ketterling – 2
Frankie Tenore – 1

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