Posted in Volleyball, tagged camp, CHS Wolves, Sister Sledge, unity, volleyball on August 31, 2024| Leave a Comment »
Sophomores (l to r) Capri Anter, Haylee Armstrong, Lexis Drake, and Dakota Strong, ready to rock the gym during the lip sync contest. (Photos courtesy Cory Whitmore)
We are family.
Like the Pittsburgh Pirates back in the ’70s, when they won a World Series while rockin’ out to the sounds of Sister Sledge, the Coupeville High School volleyball program is preaching togetherness.
The pics above and below come from the Wolves recent Unity Camp, a mix of sets, spikes, and team bonding experiences.
Posted in Cheer, tagged camp, cancellations, Cheer, CHS Wolves on January 23, 2020| Leave a Comment »
A youth cheer camp originally planned for February 1 has been cancelled.
The plan was for Coupeville High School cheerleaders and coaches to teach students in grades K-8, with money raised going to help fund the Wolves trip to nationals.
For a fundraiser to be run through the school, and operated on school grounds, requires school board approval, however, something which was not in place.
With approval, which could have come at the January 27 school board meeting, any money raised by the camp would have still needed to go through the school’s ASB fund, and not been available for use prior to the trip to nationals.
The CHS cheerleaders are continuing various fundraisers on their own, and plan to replace the cheer camp with a community dinner or similar event.
Posted in Cheer, tagged BreAnna Boon, camp, Cheer, CHS Wolves, stunts on January 21, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Children in grades K-8 can learn about cheer from Wolf cheerleaders such as Marenna Rebischke-Smith. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
UPDATE — CAMP HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
You can kick off a new month with a big cheer.
The Coupeville High School cheerleaders are holding a youth cheer camp Saturday, February 1 for children in grades K-8.
The event runs from 12-3 PM in the CHS gym and costs $30, which includes a t-shirt, snack, and water for all participants.
Parents need to register their child online by Jan. 29 to ensure a t-shirt.
At the conclusion of the camp, participants will hold a parent showcase to show off what they’ve learned during the day, which will include a cheer, dance, and stunts.
All children should show up wearing “workout” attire.
For any questions, contact CHS cheer coach BreAnna Boon at Chscheer@outlook.com
To register your child, pop over to:
Posted in Cheer, tagged BreAnna Boon, camp, Cheer, CHS Wolves, Homecoming on September 22, 2019| Leave a Comment »
All your pertinent details.
Launch your cheer career.
Coupeville High School cheerleaders and coaches are offering a camp for kids in grades K-8, with the payoff being the chance to perform at halftime of this year’s Homecoming game.
All the info you need is in the brochure pictured above, so I’ll step aside and direct you to scroll back up and take a gander at it.
Posted in Cross Country, tagged camp, CHS Wolves, cross country, Fort Casey, Natasha Bamberger on August 26, 2018| Leave a Comment »
She is legend. Natasha Bamberger, a five-time state champ in her Coupeville High School days, is back to coach Wolf cross country. (Dawnelle Conlisk photos)
Wolves (clockwise, starting bottom left) Danny Conlisk, Chris Ruck, TJ Rickner and Sam Wynn hang out at Camp Casey before the start of cross country camp.
And the weeds whisper, “Run, Forrest, run.”
“After I run, I like to eat a sandwich this big!”
Alana Mihill (red hoodie) and Catherine Lhamon join their teammates.
Summer is cruising to a close, and fall sports are fast approaching.
Combining the best of both seasons, Coupeville High School cross country runners headed off Sunday to running camp.
The event, held just down the road at Camp Casey, features an appearance by running legend Doris Brown Heritage, who has been inducted three times into a national Hall of Fame.
She won the International Cross Country Championships five years running (1967-1971) and competed at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
CHS is restarting its cross country program after a two-decade absence, and the camp gives coach Natasha Bamberger and her runners a chance to work alongside long-established programs.
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