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Aleera Kent, seen here during the high school track and field season, was one of 273 runners to participate in this year’s Race the Reserve. (Parker Hammons photo)

Numbers stayed consistent.

The 2024 edition of Race the Reserve featured 273 runners rambling across the prairie Saturday, slightly down from last year’s 277.

The 5K and 10K attracted 100 and 91 runners, respectively, while the half marathon, with 82 competitors, was up 11 from a year ago.

Jarrett Manca won the premier event, hitting the finish line in one hour, 28 minutes, 46.87 seconds, while Cataldo DiDonna (35:49.62) and Galina Free (20:36.45) finished first in the shorter races.

Race the Reserve is the biggest fundraiser of the year for Coupeville High School’s senior class, with proceeds going to fund graduation night festivities.

 

Complete results:

 

Half Marathon:

Jarrett Manca (1st) 1:28:46.87
Aaron Dipzinski (2nd) 1:35:49.28
Caine Kras (3rd) 1:36:55.65
Rich Frazier (4th) 1:41:51.46
Sean Laberee (5th) 1:44:16.93
Shane Hovey (6th) 1:49:34.27
Michelle Francois (7th) 1:50:46.16
Tyler Oliverson (8th) 1:52:09.23
Sedona Ward (9th) 1:52:26.09
Artan Isom (10th) 1:52:27.33
Matthew Fredericksen (11th) 1:52:40.90
Coleman Busby (12th) 1:52:48.02
Max Hepp-Buchanan (13th) 1:52:57.32
Clayton Feis (14th) 1:53:14.23
Kane Chunn (15th) 1:53:50.92
James O’Brien (16th) 1:54:45.74
Weston Howse (17th) 1:55:04.91
Roy Seliber (18th) 1:55:33.48
Amy Harper (19th) 1:58:53.35
Brian Austin (20th) 2:01:06.41
Mia Sadowski (21st) 2:01:36.24
Sarah Angelos (22nd) 2:02:14.25
Yudong Rao (23rd) 2:02:43.71
Ana Howland (24th) 2:03:31.08
Stephen Howland (25th) 2:03:31.42
Steve Zarifis (26th) 2:03:38.10
Aditya Bhatia (27th) 2:03:49.14
Anonymous Participant (28th) 2:04:09.00
Noah Mozek (29th) 2:04:15.03
Randy DeWolde (30th) 2:04:45.53
Taylor Howse (31st) 2:04:50.96
Wengran Wang (32nd) 2:05:13.50
Stuart Austin (33rd) 2:05:35.65
Marco Caravetta (34th) 2:06:25.78
Mitchell Hopkins (35th) 2:07:01.05
Hannah Andersen (36th) 2:07:06.82
Caroline Lochner (37th) 2:07:26.89
Charles Wright (38th) 2:09:27.56
Kendee Yamaguchi (39th) 2:09:27.59
Chuck Stempler (40th) 2:09:55.25
Sue Stevens (41st) 2:12:20.35
Gina Forestieri (42nd) 2:12:26.34
Nathan Nicholson (43rd) 2:13:05.21
Eric Froines (44th) 2:13:19.21
Trevor Mason (45th) 2:13:28.74
Kate Anderson (46th) 2:13:28.78
Pete Brown (47th) 2:15:27.78
Sarah Kazanjian (48th) 2:15:37.42
Mike Embree (49th) 2:16:14.91
Kristina Barnes (50th) 2:16:48.10
Jodie Gagola (51st) 2:18:19.59
Lisa Lecuyer (52nd) 2:18:20.40
Peter Brown (53rd) 2:20:13.48
Jack Guth (54th) 2:21:12.45
Mayra Navarro Gomez (55th) 2:21:15.82
Peter Emery (56th) 2:22:17.03
Lily Woods (57th) 2:22:38.02
Brad Woods (58th) 2:22:38.13
Simon Potel (59th) 2:23:08.40
Grace Korthuis (60th) 2:23:16.99
Tom Prendergast (61st) 2:23:19.80
Kyle Cieslak (62nd) 2:24:38.71
Nikki Garcia (63rd) 2:26:07.80
Travis Loyd (64th) 2:28:29.83
Joseph McNally (65th) 2:28:59.56
Jaime Andersen (66th) 2:29:24.72
Laura Hernandez (67th) 2:30:34.01
Esther Mawi (68th) 2:32:19.22
Nicole Dipzinski (69th) 2:35:16.67
Tawnya Wavada (70th) 2:36:28.47
Afton Rader (71st) 2:37:36.09
Filippo Montechiaro (72nd) 2:39:25.08
Janet Jones (73rd) 2:42:00.90
Elisabeth Post (74th) 2:43:02.58
Jack Jones (75th) 2:43:14.25
Nohemy Moreno (76th) 2:45:01.34
Jim Hockstaff (77th) 2:50:43.81
Michael Wood (78th) 2:55:41.26
Emily Gomez (79th) 3:00:36.39
Liliya Patterson (80th) 3:18:13.88
Tatiana Reznikova (81st) 3:18:14.62
Gerard Lopez (82nd) 3:24:09.35

 

10K:

Cataldo DiDonna (1st) 35:49.62
Brennan Jarvis (2nd) 37:00.72
Gene Lecuyer (3rd) 40:02.71
Alexandra Laiblin (4th) 41:54.16
George Spear (5th) 43:32.53
Kenneth Jacobsen (6th) 43:53.66
Carson Field (7th) 45:15.41
Kyle Bishop (8th) 46:13.19
Cyrus Sparacio (9th) 46:21.35
Ezekiel Allen (10th) 46:41.18
Julia Latimer (11th) 47:09.36
Aigul Chichian (12th) 47:37.22
Anuraag Pokhrel (13th) 48:29.67
Adam Aguinaldo (14th) 48:49.67
Carl Lamoureux (15th) 49:27.41
Matt Sanglier (16th) 50:00.66
Thomas Strelow (17th) 50:37.95
Tova Slostad (18th) 52:38.87
Hana Baker (19th) 52:46.00
Isaiah Allen (20th) 52:58.86
Tom Zhang (21st) 53:36.43
Adam McIntyre (22nd) 53:43.39
Hilary Haskell (23rd) 53:53.97
Price Hu (24th) 54:02.69
Eric Jensen (25th) 54:02.73
Benjamin Materna (26th) 54:06.14
Ciara Hu (27th) 54:15.33
Stephen Mats (28th) 54:30.77
Christopher Welden (29th) 55:29.35
Alex Aguinaldo (30th) 55:53.63
Natalia Patterson (31st) 56:09.00
Ken Hess (32nd) 57:26.54
Jennifer Turzewski (33rd) 57:32.41
Jefferson Miller (34th) 57:59.05
Cecilia Keen (35th) 58:34.84
Sara Cooper (36th) 58:54.68
Marti Murphy (37th) 59:03.36
Shelly Chavez (38th) 59:05.36
Alexis Mauren (39th) 59:10.00
Dana Montgomery (40th) 59:26.08
Kathy Glaze (41st) 59:30.38
Cory Higgins (42nd) 59:33.45
John Latimer (43rd) 59:33.84
Tony Atwood (44th) 1:00:33.16
Chris Holm (45th) 1:01:17.42
Jenna Cardoso (46th) 1:01:27.79
Andrew Preiksa (47th) 1:01:38.55
Timothy Patterson (48th) 1:02:26.64
Allen Hills (49th) 1:03:00.77
Douglas Swoish (50th) 1:03:12.03
Sarah Wheeler (51st) 1:04:15.04
David Mott (52nd) 1:04:49.83
George Thawley (53rd) 1:05:54.77
Guillermina Gomez (54th) 1:06:40.37
Jessica Sandoval (55th) 1:06:58.47
Haileigh Garoutte (56th) 1:07:05.17
Omar Aldahleh (57th) 1:07:39.58
Kyle Mauren (58th) 1:08:22.88
Shawna Steele (59th) 1:08:43.41
Zane Bennett (60th) 1:09:02.23
Hayley Brown (61st) 1:09:10.17
Becky George (62nd) 1:09:53.54
Rick Gilman (63rd) 1:10:10.66
Elliot Burckhardt (64th) 1:11:36.82
Anonymous Participant (65th) 1:11:37.81
Clinton Burckhardt (66th) 1:11:49.92
Brenden Hansen (67th) 1:12:01.78
Ian Sebastian (68th) 1:12:31.18
Dale Wilson (69th) 1:12:42.77
Brandy Bookwalter (70th) 1:13:06.15
Kyle Halterman (71st) 1:14:11.82
Bethani White (72nd) 1:14:13.92
Naomi Ogan (73rd) 1:14:19.03
Luke Schwarz (74th) 1:17:01.13
Catherine Hoover (75th) 1:17:22.88
Megan Hewitt (76th) 1:17:53.29
April Wilson (77th) 1:18:24.26
Nadia Tommalieh (78th) 1:19:39.20
Cassandra Varn (79th) 1:20:02.86
Lincoln Kelley (80th) 1:20:07.52
Brandon Kelley (81st) 1:20:07.53
Caitlin Walters (82nd) 1:20:44.18
Dawn Stobaugh (83rd) 1:28:16.98
James Bookwalter (84th) 1:28:20.44
Frances DeVries (85th) 1:31:50.12
Mike Simpson (86th) 1:35:26.16
Taylor Schwarz (87th) 1:38:56.01
Mitchell Tillman (88th) 1:42:44.25
Kearstyn Small (89th) 1:42:55.66
Chelsea Stobaugh (90th) 1:42:56.27
Chris Jackson (91st) 1:47:26.32

 

5K:

Galina Free (1st) 20:36.45
Brannon Mucke (2nd) 23:34.71
Trina Gardner (3rd) 23:50.08
Eric Mathewson (4th) 24:48.89
Jessica Hughes (5th) 24:51.76
Anne Wang (6th) 24:53.80
Misael Lopez (7th) 24:54.20
Josh Van de Walle (8th) 24:54.21
Chris Bouma (9th) 24:55.80
Max Everitt (10th) 25:36.48
Aleera Kent (11th) 26:07.76
R. Austin (12th) 26:08.54
Mark Lowder (13th) 26:26.88
Nathan Toone (14th) 26:27.64
Brian Feis (15th) 26:31.25
Sophia Bouma (16th) 28:26.21
Kevin Estes (17th) 28:43.62
David Martin (18th) 29:02.95
Kathryn Hirning (19th) 29:10.42
Treah Hutchings (20th) 29:44.25
McNeel Jantzen (21st) 29:51.03
Cassie Martin (22nd) 29:59.19
Morgan DiDonna (23rd) 30:05.33
Ross Labrenz (24th) 30:34.20
Jon McGinnis (25th) 30:51.17
Maria Summers (26th) 30:59.03
Kelly Graham (27th) 31:14.25
Laura Kleckner (28th) 31:16.08
Philip Jenkins (29th) 31:23.39
Woody Atwood (30th) 31:39.58
Aleksia Jump (31st) 31:51.02
D. Leith (32nd) 32:04.27
Christina Jump (33rd) 32:09.14
Van Gamble (34th) 32:23.57
Alamer Macapagal (35th) 32:27.35
Daniel Doran (36th) 32:40.83
Lanie Boggs (37th) 32:41.42
Nicole Manni (38th) 33:09.18
Amber Austin (39th) 33:19.11
Valerie Carricaburu (40th) 34:07.31
Sarah Belair-Bergman (41st) 34:11.96
Wade Gardner (42nd) 34:31.33
Tessa Campbell (43rd) 34:32.88
Pam Sanstrom (44th) 35:03.17
Maia Robbins (45th) 35:58.77
Jay Gainer (46th) 36:11.04
Anonymous Participant (47th) 37:03.93
Ludovic Fourrage (48th) 37:10.67
Gabrielle Morris (49th) 37:11.99
Connor Donahue (50th) 37:12.00
Jim Smith II (51st) 37:30.62
Shannon Alexander (52nd) 37:35.62
Rachel Gonzalez (53rd) 37:49.19
Jennie Smith (54th) 38:03.68
Allison Toone (55th) 39:49.98
Candy O’Neal (56th) 40:09.66
Albert Estrada (57th) 40:53.16
Robert Clark (58th) 40:53.99
Ella Davis (59th) 40:55.18
Natalie Tomsic (60th) 40:59.93
Mark Feis (61st) 41:26.39
Kaveh Dilmaghani (62nd) 41:29.65
Carin Zuehl (63rd) 41:30.22
Cynthia Sebastian (64th) 41:48.15
Shari Ireton (65th) 41:58.92
Ron Pedersen (66th) 42:00.87
Cheryl Grehan (67th) 43:03.10
Laura Mayo (68th) 43:03.51
Elizabeth Ballard (69th) 43:31.41
Adrein Aguinaldo (70th) 44:01.70
Lisa Olds (71st) 48:28.91
Angelo Silva (72nd) 48:36.34
C. Jones (73rd) 49:51.00
Kirby Barnes (74th) 50:19.43
Kirsten Smith (75th) 50:59.65
Tim Bright (76th) 51:13.51
Guadalupe Eagleton (77th) 51:30.06
Esteban Hernandez (78th) 51:31.09
Stefanie Schultz (79th) 53:39.51
Ashley Rivera (80th) 53:40.15
Korey Wheatley (81st) 54:49.37
Stacy Cummings (82nd) 54:50.43
Christian Ayson (83rd) 55:28.74
Laurence Tomsic (84th) 55:30.10
Riley Anderson (85th) 56:09.16
Christine Anderson (86th) 56:10.10
A. Brown (87th) 56:32.47
E. Brown (88th) 56:37.88
Ana Brown (89th) 56:38.37
Luke Brown (90th) 56:39.80
Z. Worthington (91st) 59:23.03
Tammora Nedoroscik (92nd) 59:25.68
Beverly Pedersen (93rd) 1:01:05.60
Pat Hernandez (94th) 1:02:36.12
Evelyn Novak (95th) 1:02:36.64
Anthony Hernandez (96th) 1:02:39.33
X. Howard (97th) 1:03:45.64
Terry Schnarr (98th) 1:03:45.73
R. Worthington (99th) 1:10:45.48
Micah Worthington (100th) 1:11:41.84

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CHS cross country ace Aleksia Jump shares a moment with her fan club president.

The prairie was abuzz with the sound of runners slicing through early morning fog, and cash hitting the bank account.

Saturday brought another edition of Race the Reserve — the biggest fundraiser for Coupeville’s senior class — to life, with the pics above and below showcasing a taste of what went down.

The pics come to us from a wide array of Wolf Moms, always doing my work for me and being greatly appreciated for it.

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This is your time to join the movement.

Parents of students in the Coupeville High School Class of 2025 are ramping up for next month’s Race the Reserve and are looking for sponsors and people willing to donate for goodie bags.

The event, set for August 10, is the biggest fundraiser for each year’s graduating class.

Organizers are planning 300 goodie bags and are looking for a wide variety of things.

“Goodie bag items can be coupons, advertisements, lip balm, sunscreen, granola bars, anything really,” said Wolf Mom Christi Messner.

Donations need to be made by Aug. 5.

You can also sponsor the race, and the deadline for that is much closer, arriving this coming Wednesday, July 24.

For all the info on that, pop over to:

Click to access Sponsor-form-2024.pdf

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Start training. Start registering.

Race the Reserve, the biggest annual fundraiser for Coupeville High School’s graduating class, is set to go down Saturday, August 10.

The event features a 5K, 10K, and half marathon, with your steps carrying you across Ebey’s National Historical Reserve.

Funds raised go towards a safe and sober graduation for the CHS Class of 2025.

Register before June 1 and you get a discounted rate.

So, hop to it and pop over to:

Register

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Lyla Stuurmans will be a Coupeville High School freshman in the fall, yet already has a varsity letter. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

“She lives to play sports!”

Once upon a time, Scott Stuurmans was a high-flying Coupeville athlete, but now he’s largely content to drape his lanky body over a seat in the bleachers and watch his children, like oldest daughter Lyla, grab the spotlight.

An incoming freshman at CHS, she’s bursting with talent, yet remains humble and hard-working, a team-first athlete in a me-first world.

Combining skills handed down by dad, and mom Sarah, a very-successful multi-sport Tenino prep star back in the day, Lyla has been at the forefront of every sport she’s played in Coupeville.

A soccer ace as a youngster, Stuurmans participated in volleyball, basketball, and track at the middle school level, and she plans to continue down that path in a CHS uniform.

A uniform she’s actually already worn for 12 games.

With numbers dipping for the Wolf girls basketball program this past season, 8th graders were allowed to step up and play for the high school team.

Two of those girls — Stuurmans and Savina Wells — made the varsity team, and both had an immediate impact.

Stuurmans was a whirling wonder on defense, a ball hawk who, while young, already exhibits a refreshing willingness to mix it up with rivals.

Firing off the floor on springy legs, eyes ever-alert, both on the floor and when leaning in to the huddle to hear her coach’s words, Stuurmans let her fire show on the floor.

She can also fill up a bucket, leading the Wolves in scoring in their season finale, and finishing eighth on the varsity team in scoring, while topping the JV unit in points.

While she and Wells will have the chance to be the first CHS girls to letter five times in any sport thanks to basketball, don’t sleep on Stuurmans in her other activities.

She’s got mad skills on the volleyball court, and was a blaze going by while competing in middle school track.

Stuurmans fires out of the blocks like a jet. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

While she loves all her sports, plus time spent riding quad and dirt bikes and joining family and friends in every water activity possible, it’s spikes and sets which currently call the loudest to her heart.

“I think at the moment my favorite sport is volleyball,” Stuurmans said. “I really like my teammates, and having alumni there helping has been really motivating to build my skill-set.”

The chance to interact with her teammates has always been one of the big draws for the young star, who takes great delight in seeing her running mates do well.

“Some of the things that I really enjoy about being an athlete are being a part of a team, and having people around that support me and vice versa,” Stuurmans said.

“I also really love the competition aspect and it really drives me to better my game and improve.”

“Oh, they’re gonna need that first aid kit when I get done with them!!” (Corinn Parker photo)

As she heads to high school, Stuurmans is committed to achieving all she can on a personal basis, but it’s team success which sits at the top of her wish list.

“I really think going to state and excelling would be amazing for the program (in all sports),” she said. “And it would really boost the energy for more upcoming classes to want to play at that level.

“Now, as an individual, the goal has always been to play at the collegiate level, and honestly as long as coaches will coach me.”

Stuurmans has natural talent, springing from a family with athletic stars ranging from her parents, to her aunts and uncles, to her cousins, but there’s more to her game.

Even at her young age, she comes across as a very cerebral player, and you can see her mentally digesting advice, then putting words into action.

It fits, for a young woman who already shows a great appreciation for those helping her achieve her full potential.

“Well, my parents have obviously had a large impact on what I am exposed to as an athlete and setting me up for success when it comes to the programs I am involved in,” Stuurmans said.

“My friends and their family have also been a big part when it comes to making me who I am, because they are the ones that are beside me, growing as well as helping me become a better person on and off the court.”

Her time on the soccer pitch brought her into contact with one guru who has had a marked impact on her, regardless of the sport.

“I think that one of my old soccer coaches, Kristan Powell, really showed me how working and putting in time outside of practice or class to build your skills will always help you out,” Stuurmans said.

Reflecting on her own skill-set, the Wolf frosh acknowledges she’s a work in progress.

“This is a little bit hard for me to answer, but I think my strengths as an athlete are that I enjoy being coached, and that I am consistently putting in full effort,” Stuurmans said.

“I am really trying to work on communication on the court, and also trying to not overthink my actions and just let the game flow.”

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