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Senior spikers (l to r) Mia Farris, Jada Heaton, and Taylor Brotemarkle anchor an undefeated Wolf varsity squad. (Jennifer Heaton photo)

The numbers change but the run of excellence continues.

Coupeville High School volleyball teams are a combined 13-1 this season, with just one slight ding on the win/loss record of the JV squad.

In the midst of so many victories, the Wolves continue to pile up positive stats, as shown by the numbers below.

Heading into the varsity’s trip to Eastern Washington to face Okanogan this Friday, a look at where the regular season numbers sit after seven matches:

 

Varsity stats:

 

Kills:

Teagan Calkins – 70
Lyla Stuurmans – 62
Mia Farris – 55
Madison McMillan – 27
Jada Heaton – 17
Katie Marti – 15
Tenley Stuurmans – 2
Taylor Brotemarkle – 1
Lexis Drake – 1
Dakota Strong – 1
Aby Wood – 1

 

Digs:

McMillan – 64
Farris – 56
Marti – 46
Brotemarkle – 33
Calkins – 29
L. Stuurmans – 29
Heaton – 5
T. Stuurmans – 2
Wood – 1

 

Block – Solo:

L. Stuurmans – 5
Farris – 1

 

Block – Assist:

L. Stuurmans – 4
Calkins – 3
Marti – 1

 

Assists:

Marti – 191
L. Stuurmans – 5
Farris – 2
McMillan – 2
Brotemarkle – 1
Calkins – 1
Heaton – 1

 

Service Aces:

McMillan – 18
Marti – 17
L. Stuurmans – 17
Calkins – 13
Farris – 13
T. Stuurmans – 8
Chloe Marzocca – 3
Heaton – 1
Wood – 1

Dakota Strong operates at the net. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

JV stats:

 

Kills:

Capri Anter – 28
Tenley Stuurmans – 28
Dakota Strong – 26
Lexis Drake – 24
Sydney Van Dyke – 12
Ari Cunningham – 10
Adeline Maynes – 8
Chelsi Stevens – 7
Haylee Armstrong – 3
Isa Mc Fetridge – 1

 

Digs:

Armstrong – 45
Anter – 28
T. Stuurmans – 16
Van Dyke – 15
Maynes – 13
Drake – 7
Cunningham – 5
Stevens – 1

 

Block – Solo

Drake – 1
Strong – 1

 

Assists:

Maynes – 57
T. Stuurmans – 36
Armstrong – 10
Cunningham – 2
Van Dyke – 2
Anter – 1
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 1

 

Service Aces:

Maynes – 39
Armstrong – 19
Anter – 16
Drake – 12
T. Stuurmans – 10
Cunningham – 8
Van Dyke – 8
Leedy-Bonifas – 3
Mc Fetridge – 3
Cunningham – 1

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Haylee Armstrong, making friends and droppin’ spikes. (Michelle Armstrong photo)

Show up ready to go this season, and you’re guaranteed plenty of floor time.

Coupeville High School JV volleyball coach Ashley Menges has a short bench this time around, but that has allowed her to make sure her younger players will finish the campaign as true vets.

The Wolf spikers sit at 2-3 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 3-6 overall heading into a home non-conference rumble Monday with Providence Classical Christian.

Tipoff is 5:00 PM, with the varsity following at 6:30.

But, while they dropped their most recent full match, falling 2-1 to Mount Vernon Christian Thursday, that’s still a sign of improvement.

First time around, the Wolf JV was swept 3-0 by MVC.

Carly Burt (left) and Capri Anter are part of a promising pack of spikers. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

That continued growth was on full display Saturday as well, as Coupeville’s young spikers spent most of the day playing at a tournament in Oak Harbor.

With that night’s Homecoming dance on their minds, the Wolves won three of seven sets.

The highlights for a 2B school were a sweep of 1A Nooksack Valley (27-26, 25-23), and a split with 3A Mount Vernon (25-27, 25-16).

Coupeville also played 2A Lynden tough, losing 25-21, 25-15, and fell 25-12 in yet another matchup with MVC.

 

Oak Harbor Tourney stats:

Capri Anter — 14 kills, 16 digs, 1 assist, 7 aces
Haylee Armstrong — 9 kills, 11 digs, 23 assists, 11 aces
Carly Burt — 1 kill, 6 digs
Teagan Calkins — 21 digs, 2 assists
Lexis Drake — 13 kills
Chloe Marzocca — 3 kills, 3 digs, 6 aces
Myra McDonald — 1 kill, 3 aces
Dakota Strong — 8 kills, 5 aces

 

Coupeville varsity coach Cory Whitmore offers some suggestions to the young Wolves during Saturday’s tourney. (Jennifer Marzocca photo)

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Freshman Haylee Armstrong delivered a strong all-around performance Wednesday. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

They got hot late.

While the Coupeville High School JV volleyball team was unable to rally for a win Wednesday, the Wolves did garner a measure of respect by taking a hard-fought third set.

Visiting Neah Bay got back on the bus with a 25-16, 25-13, 26-28 non-conference victory, but CHS, which only had seven players on the night, proved resilient and chippy to the end.

Chloe Marzocca seized the spotlight, ripping off nine straight points on her serve to turn a 9-8 nailbiter into an 18-8 romp in the final set.

She got help from teammates Dakota Strong and Lexis Drake, who both delivered key offensive plays during the surge.

The fab frosh duo patrolled the net with intensity, with Strong bounding high for a tip winner and Drake plopping a note-perfect drop shot just out of the reach of the Neah Bay defense.

The visitors did fight back to make things interesting, as the teams battled through four ties late, with the Red Devils holding off three set points.

Strong came flying in from the side, tip-toed through the air, and redirected the ball for a snazzy tip winner to keep Coupeville in charge, and the Wolves finally clinched the frame with Capri Anter serving for the winning point.

Wolf spikers (l to r) Capri Anter, Armstrong, Chloe Marzocca, and Aby Wood await the serve. (Jackie Saia photo)

The third-set rally came on the heels of two sets in which CHS led only once, at 1-0 both times.

Neah Bay stretched its advantage out to 6-1 in the opening frame and held off several Coupeville rallies to maintain the lead (almost) start to finish.

Drake and Haylee Armstrong both had strong mini runs on their serve, with Marzocca delivering a nasty slicer on one spike winner, the ball shearing off some skin from a Neah Bay player as it zipped by.

Coupeville was hurt in the second set by an inability to get a run going off of its serve, with no Wolf able to win back-to-back points while firing the ball into play.

Marzocca did show off her guns again, with another loud spike winner, while Aby Wood lobbed a winner into the back corner, the ball catching the last flake of paint on the line.

Coming off the bench, Myra McDonald also gave the Wolves an injection of hustle, scrambling after the ball with intensity.

But it wasn’t enough, as Neah Bay closed the set on an 11-3 tear to seal the deal on its victory.

The Wolves and coach Ashley Menges have a few days to finetune things, not returning to play until Tuesday, Sept. 19, when they travel to Mount Vernon Christian.

That match, while against a Northwest 2B/1B League foe, will be considered a non-conference bout.

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Fab frosh Teagan Calkins gets a helping hand from coach Kevin McGranahan after an injury. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The finale approaches.

Coupeville High School softball takes the field for the final time this season Friday, traveling to South Whidbey to clash with the Falcons.

Win and the Wolves earn a season sweep of their next-door neighbors — CHS won 20-2 first time around — while finishing with a spiffy 14-6 record.

As we count down towards the end, a photographic look at the best softball squad on Whidbey Island, courtesy Diet Coke-fueled photo clicker John Fisken.

Aaron Lucero imparts diamond wisdom to Chloe Marzocca. “Hit the balll … HARD!!”

Haylee Armstrong, already crunching homers and triples as just an 8th grader, stares intently at her bright future. She might want to wear sunglasses.

Melanie Navarro awaits an incoming strike.

Calkins, ankle secured, delivers a heartfelt Senior Night tribute to some of her older teammates.

“When I flex that muscle right there while hitting? The ball goes over the wall and it doesn’t come back.”

“Was it a hit or an error?”

“We’ll be the judge of that!”

Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.

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Bryley Gilbert launches a floater. (Jackie Saia photo)

They’ve got the place covered from every angle.

Coupeville High School’s yearbook staff has been firing on all cylinders this year, with basketball the latest sport to bring out the click-happy paparazzi.

The pics above and below come to us courtesy yearbook teacher Jackie Saia and CHS students Chloe Marzocca and Andrew Williams and capture all four Wolf hoops teams in action.

“Put me in coach and I shall go medieval on their fannies.” (Chloe Marzocca photo)

Gwen Gustafson slices past a defender. (Andrew Williams photo)

Alex Murdy prepares for impact. (Andrew Williams photo)

Kierra Thayer rumbles in the paint. (Jackie Saia photo)

The moment the UFO descends from the clouds. (Chloe Marzocca photo)

Maddie Georges surveys the defense. (Andrew Williams photo)

Nothing but net. (Andew Williams photo)

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