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Elle Peterson (left) and Bella Karr lead the Wolf winter spirit squad. (Photo courtesy Jennifer Morrell)

The action is moving indoors and the cheers are heating up.

With basketball season just around the corner, the winter edition of the Coupeville High School spirit team is hard at work prepping for a new season.

That was made official Thursday, as the team’s Instagram page revealed that Bella Karr and Elle Peterson would be co-captains for the campaign.

“We’re so excited for this season and can’t wait to see everyone shine on the sidelines!!” wrote CHS coaches.

“See you on the court soon! Go Wolves!”

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Elle Peterson revs up the crowd. (Jacob Lujan photo)

First in spirit, first to the banquet circuit.

The Coupeville High School cheer squad kicked off the fall sports award season Wednesday, with coaches Jennifer Morrell and Tara Crouch handing out honors.

Elle Peterson earned the Wolf Award, with Cheyanne Atteberry (Coaches Award), Garritt Bevill (Spirit), and Darcee Dickson (Most Improved) also bringing home awards.

Bella Karr was honored for cheering all four years, while Kayla Moch and Marin Winger were noted for their work as co-captains.

Kayla Moch (center) led the Wolves as a captain, joined by Marin Winger. (Jacob Lujan photo)

 

Varsity letter winners:

Cheyanne Atteberry
Garrett Bevill
Darcee Dickson
Cora Fix
Jaden Flores Garcia
Viktoria Grieves
Denali Kalwies
Bella Karr
Shay Laney
Alyssa McGee
Kayla Moch
Elle Peterson
Hailey Smith
Caroline Summers
Marin Winger

Shay Laney brings big spirit to her duties. (Julie Wheat photo)

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Coupeville Middle School girls can follow in the cheertastic footsteps of spirit squad superstars like Bella Karr. (Julie Wheat photo)

It’s like junior cheer, only inside and for older students.

Coupeville’s Spirit of Cheer Booster Club is following up its super successful elementary school performance by launching a similar program for CMS girls in grades 6-8.

The Wolves will perform at high school basketball games December 12, and everything from practices to performances will run during the gap between volleyball and cross country ending, and middle school girls’ basketball starting.

For all your info, look at the photo below:

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Ralph, up to his usual shenanigans. (Julie Wheat photo)

It’s Saturday morning, and I’m mere hours away from covering my sixth home game in as many days.

As I try and get my mojo kickstarted, some photos to help ease us into the day.

“Wait for me, Ralph! I’m comin’ to join you!!” (Julie Wheat photo)

The Wrecking Crew arrives. (Jacob Lujan photo)

Wolf Nation puts them to work early. (Jackie Saia photo)

Cross country star Mikayla Wagner enjoys a tasty beverage. (Jacob Lujan photo)

Making sure the staircase doesn’t go anywhere. (Jacob Lujan photo)

Homecoming royalty enjoys the spotlight. (Jackie Saia photo)

Wolf cheerleaders enjoy that funky beat. (Jacob Lujan photo)

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Elle Peterson brings big energy to Mickey Clark Field. (Jackie Saia photos)

They’ve left the sideline, but the cheers linger.

Coupeville High School played its final home football game of the season Friday, beating South Whidbey 12-0 to retain ownership of The Bucket, and the Wolves did so backed by their always-enthusiastic spirit team.

Will the CHS cheerleaders travel to Leavenworth or Friday Harbor in the coming weeks as the gridiron giants close their campaign with back-to-back road games?

Maybe so, or maybe they’ll make the swing to looking towards taking their energy inside for basketball season.

Either way, we offer up congrats on a job well done, and present a smorgasbord of photos snapped by Jackie Saia.

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